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Neptune
As a proper noun referring to a specific celestial body or a specific deity, this word is used exclusively in the singular. It does not function as a common noun and therefore does not have a plural form.
In astronomical contexts, the term is used to describe the planet's physical properties, such as its composition as an ice giant. In mythological contexts, it is often associated with symbols of power over the ocean, most notably the trident.
Meanings
Examples
Neptune is known as the windiest planet in our solar system.
The deep blue color of Neptune is caused by methane in its atmosphere.
I wonder if there are any storms on Neptune larger than those on Jupiter.
The telescope allows us to see the faint glow of Neptune.
In Roman mythology, Neptune wields a powerful trident to control the oceans.
The sailors prayed to Neptune for a safe voyage across the Mediterranean.
Neptune is the Roman counterpart to the Greek god Poseidon.