Synonyms for solar
ˈsoʊ lərso·lar

Princeton's WordNet

1. solaradjective

   relating to or derived from the sun or utilizing the energies of the sun

   "solar eclipse"; "solar energy"

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1. List of paraphrases for "solar":

   sun, solar-powered, solari, sunscreen, shamsi, willow, photovoltaic

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1. Scott Sheppard:

   Using some of the largest telescopes in the world, we are now completing the inventory of small moons around the giant planets, they play a crucial role in helping us determine how our Solar System's planets formed and evolved.

2. Diana Furchtgott-Roth:

   We might at some point have emissions-free energy, but I don't believe solar and wind have enough capacity to be able to provide it for all of California, we are not on a path to transition to zero emissions anytime soon — certainly not in 2050.

3. Spokeswoman Khobi Brooklyn:

   We see that customers who are interested in driving Tesla vehicles or using Powerwalls are naturally interested in going solar, and vice versa.

4. Christian Wolf:

   So, either black holes can grow faster than the speed limit, but we don't know how that works, and we have not seen it yet in action, or there is an unknown way to make 5,000 solar mass black holes very close in time to the Big Bang, but who knows what happened in the dark early ages of the universe ?

5. John Foster:

   Interplanetary shocks, traveling toward Earth from the Sun, have been observed and studied before, what is of major interest in the event reported are the direct observations of the effects of the shock on Earth’s Van Allen radiation belts with sufficient detail to reveal the processes taking place. Although the main strength of the solar shock is deflected by the magnetic shield that surrounds our planet, a brief pulse of energy penetrates closer to Earth where it accelerates radiation belt electrons to ultra-relativistic energies in less than a minute.