primeval soup
primeval soup noun: the supposed liquid mixture of organic compounds which, under the influence of ultraviolet light, lightning etc., gave rise to the first self-replicating structures and, eventually, to life.
Noun
primeval soup (usually uncountable, plural primeval soups)
- The supposed liquid mixture of organic compounds which, under the influence of ultraviolet light, lightning etc., gave rise to the first self-replicating structures and, eventually, to life.
Forms of primeval soup
| plural | primeval soups |
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Questions about primeval soup
- What does primeval soup mean?
- Primeval soup means the supposed liquid mixture of organic compounds which, under the influence of ultraviolet light, lightning etc., gave rise to the first self-replicating structures and, eventually, to life.
- What part of speech is primeval soup?
- Primeval soup is a noun.
- What is the plural of primeval soup?
- The plural of primeval soup is primeval soups.
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