nova
/ˈnoʊvə/Definitions
1. noun
A star that suddenly becomes much brighter and then becomes much dimmer as its fuel is exhausted.
“The astronomer studied the nova in the distant galaxy.”
2. noun
A sudden, brief explosion of energy, often resulting in a spectacular display.
“The fireworks ended with a brilliant nova of color and light.”
3. noun
A new or sudden development or idea.
“The scientist’s nova idea revolutionized the field of medicine.”