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Definitions of galactic:

part of speech: adjective

Connected with or relating to the galaxy or milky- way; of or pert. to milk.

part of speech: adjective

Of or belonging to milk; obtained from milk; lactic: in astron. an epithet first applied by Sir John Herschel to that great circle of the heavens to which the course of the Milky Way apparently most nearly conforms.

Usage examples for galactic:

Somewhere in the crowd, perhaps, were the two men who ruled the cartels and directed the struggle for the Galactic empire. "The Cartels Jungle", Irving E. Cox, Jr.
He knew that he had to have fuel; he wasn't planning on spending the rest of his life on Cascella, or waiting until the Galactic Survey sent another ship, in fifty years or so. "Warrior Race", Robert Sheckley

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