She traced the ancient rivers on the terrene as if reading a weathered map of home.

The museum displayed terrene minerals collected from deep within the crust.

She polished the antique terrene before setting it at the center of the banquet table.

The philosopher spoke terrenely, emphasizing the physical world rather than metaphysical ideals.

The scholars debated whether the ancient myths referred to gods, aliens, or simple terrenes who once walked among humans.

The poet lamented the loss of terrenity in an age obsessed with the celestial and the abstract.

The archaeologist noted a salino-terrene layer in the trench, evidence of ancient shores that left salt and earth intermingled.

In his diary, the captain recalled the calm blue shores of the Terrene Sea as if they belonged to a dream.

The linguist recorded elders speaking Terreneuvian on the rugged coast of the island.

Paleontologists debated whether the newly discovered fossils belonged to the Terreneuvian or to a later Cambrian stage.