Similar words: nicolaus copernicus, copernicus, wernicke, pernickety, pernicious, pumpernickel, wernicke's area, perniciousness. Meaning: [kəʊ'pɜːnɪkən] 
adj. 1. of radical or major importance 2. according to Copernicus.
adj. 1. of radical or major importance 2. according to Copernicus. 
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31. The field has enjoyed its own quiet Copernican revolution in recent years.
32. Galileo was a famous Italian scientist by whom the Copernican theory was further proved correct.
33. The real advantage of the Copernican system is that the mathematics is much simpler in the frame of reference in which the sun is at rest.
34. The first observations of the phases of Venus, made byGalileo with his telescope in 1610, agreed with the predictions of the heliocentric Copernican model of the Solar System.
35. And moving to a Copernican system was a great threat to this kind of sacred geography, uh, which was tacitly accepted but wasn't really honestly part of scripture.
36. The authority for this new Copernican revolution derives, as of the old, from hard scientific evidence.
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