Worlds

Realms of existence

Worlds can refer to distinct realms or domains, often with unique physical, cultural, or conceptual characteristics.

In science fiction, worlds may be planets or alternate dimensions, each with its own laws of physics or societies.

In gaming, worlds are often self-contained levels or environments, such as the Mushroom Kingdom in Super Mario.

Historically, “worlds” has been used to describe spheres of influence or existence, such as the Old World (Europe) and New World (Americas).

In literature, worlds can symbolize contrasting states of being, as in the world of the living versus the world of the dead.

fictional

fantasy

Imaginative mental wandering

Westeros · Hogwarts · imaginary · alternate · parallel · dystopian · utopian · Wakanda · Pandora · mythology

spheres

domains

Areas of control or expertise

  • realmsRuled territories or spheres
  • circlesEquidistant curves from centers
  • societyOrganized communal human existence

milieu · environment · community · arena · field · sector · sphere of influence · professional · political · underground

experiential

perception

Mental interpretation of stimuli

mindset · outlook · lived experience · subjective · mental landscape · emotional · spiritual · imagination · psyche · awareness

gaming

levels

Heights or ranked stages

  • mapsGeographic visual representations
  • sandboxEnclosed play area
  • virtualExisting in effect, not fact

Minecraft · Zelda · RPG · multiplayer · procedural · exploration · spawn · terrain · biomes · servers

planetary

planets

Star-orbiting celestial bodies

cosmos · solar system · celestial · orbits · moons · galaxies · astronomy · extraterrestrial · habitable · exoplanets

difference

apart

In different locations

  • awayNot in this location
  • gulfPartially enclosed sea
  • chasmDeep, steep-sided gap

distance · separation · contrast · divide · gap · leagues · miles · vastly · disparate · incomparable

Categories
Opposites
scope/scale

Worldspoint

Exact location or meaning

atoms · speck · particles · atom · specks

plurality/unity

Worldsworld

Planet or realm

one world · universe · singularity · this world · unity

existence/substance

Worldsvoid

Without legal effect

nothingness · nonexistence · emptiness · vacuum · oblivion

Phrases
Family

world, worldly, worldliness, unworldly, unworldliness, otherworldly, otherworldliness, worldview, worldwide

Familiarity
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