1. The system of created things viewed as one whole.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• universla,
• neverse,
• universit,
• univer,
• universer,
• univere,
• unviverse,
• uiniverse,
• univarse,
• univers,
• universel,
• universety,
• universite,
• univrese,
• univerise,
• unniverse,
• unaverse,
• univerty,
• unuiverse,
• universiy

• enfroze,
• Enfierce,
• Re-enforce,
• iuniverse,
• whenevers,
• unperplexed,
• unperson,
• inverse-square,
• universally,
• universo,
• unversed,
• infares,
• onuphrius,
• unfreeze,
• ionophores,
• Anniverse,
• inferius,
• unaverse,
• inveighers,
• quasi-inverse,
• enfers,
• UNIFORCE,
• unifarious,
• INFORSE,
• Anversois,
• enfrees,
• Invirase,
• unfertile,
• unperceived,
• unverified,
• universal,
• infowars,
• unfroze,
• enforce,
• Enfreeze,
• university,
• Unforesee,
• Infarce,
• open-universe,
• out-of-universe,
• unifiers,
• ENFERSA,
• anniversay,
• unpierced,
• in-universe,
• enviros,
• infers,
• unvaried,
• unfrees,
• unpermed,
• unfermented,
• d\'anvers,
• enviers,
• inforce,
• invars,
• univers,
• anvers,
• universi,
• anaphors,
• ANAFHROEISIA,
• unfairs,
• expanding-universe,
• l\'univers,
• Inovirus,
• inverse,
• envers,
• Onofrius,
• enfires,
• Anophresia,
• anaphoras.

The adjective form of the word "universe" is "universal".

The plural of the "universe" can be the "universes".

The singular of the "universe" can be the "universe".