Definition: "Andromorphous," a term in ancient Greek, refers to a figure or object that appears to float like an ordinary body, but is actually made of glowing gases or liquid matter. This concept often comes from stories about unicorns, gnomes, and other mythical beings, who are said to exist as floating orbs or spirits. The term "Andromorphous" was originally used in ancient Roman myths to describe the appearance of the stars or planets, and it is now commonly used in the context of a mystical or mythological creature that appears like an ordinary human being but has supernatural qualities.
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