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ether

Definition for ether

adjective as in empyrean

Strong matches

cosmos, firmament, paradise, sky

Weak match

celestial

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“I think it’s absolutely dangerous rhetoric to be putting out into the ether,” said Lindsay Zimnoch, 35, who is expecting her first child in January.

Many investors want to hold the cryptocurrencies bitcoin or ether without the hassle of holding the cryptocurrency, which can be lost or stolen.

Digital correspondence is deleted into the ether, sneaky evasions that are beyond the biographer’s grasp.

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“Ideas — they’re out there, somewhere, trying to grab something that’s in the ether and bring it into three dimensions,” Greene said.

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I'd been sending messages into the ether without any guarantee the algorithm would actually get them to the potential future love of my life - increasingly it felt a waste of time.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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