Synonyms for Art:

• n.

  •
  • ancient history,
  • acoustics,
  • archeology,
  • archaeology,
  • adroitness,
  • agronomy,
  • creativity,
  • agriculture,
  • faculty,
  • applied linguistics,
  • flair,
  • craftsmanship,
  • Anthropology,
  • inventiveness,
  • technique,
  • imagination,
  • knack,
  • talent,
  • aesthetics.
  •
  • portrayal,
  • simulation,
  • thing,
  • course,
  • move,
  • representation,
  • personification,
  • delineation,
  • performance,
  • demonstration,
  • description,
  • deed,
  • operation,
  • illustration,
  • act,
  • activity,
  • abstraction,
  • venture.
  •
  • architecture,
  • statue,
  • picture,
  • dance.
  •
  • profession,
  • vocation,
  • Life Sciences,
  • calling,
  • liberal arts,
  • social science,
  • physical science,
  • employ,
  • occupation,
  • employment,
  • information science,
  • earth science,
  • natural science,
  • job,
  • arts,
  • business,
  • action,
  • the humanities.
  •
  • knowledge,
  • command.
  •
  • means,
  • honest.
  •ability, talent to do something (noun)
  • skill.
  •ability to perform (noun)
  • capability.
  •accomplishment (noun)
  • carrying outs,
  • effectings,
  • bringing abouts.
  •aptitude, ability (noun)
  • dexterity.
  •area of artistic expression (noun)
  • medium.
  •art (noun)
  • artistry,
  • fine art,
  • artwork,
  • graphics,
  • Nontextual Matter,
  • artistic production,
  • artistic creation,
  • prowess.
  •artifact (noun)
  • art.
  •artwork, skill (noun)
  • handicraft.
  •calling (noun)
  • nine to five,
  • day gig,
  • lifes works,
  • pro vince,
  • pro vinces,
  • nine-to-five,
  • walk life,
  • mission,
  • pro-vince,
  • swindle,
  • pro-vinces,
  • life work,
  • day gigs,
  • nine-to-fives,
  • slot,
  • nine to fives,
  • lifes work,
  • life's works,
  • life works,
  • life's work,
  • dos,
  • pursuits,
  • do's.
  •canvas (noun)
  • artworks,
  • watercolors,
  • watercolor.
  •capability (noun)
  • cunnings,
  • Qualifiedness,
  • efficacies,
  • facility,
  • efficacy,
  • qualifiednesses.
  •craft (noun)
  • cageynesses,
  • wilinesses,
  • cageyness,
  • dis ingenuities,
  • wiliness,
  • dis ingenuity,
  • Canniness,
  • Disingenuity,
  • canninesses,
  • dis-ingenuity,
  • dis-ingenuities,
  • subtlety,
  • disingenuities.
  •creation meant to communicate or appeal to senses or mind (noun)
  • symbolization,
  • molding,
  • sculpting,
  • design,
  • modeling,
  • shaping,
  • Sketching,
  • imitation,
  • pictorialization.
  •culture (noun)
  • dis criminations,
  • nobility,
  • Aestheticism,
  • savoirfaire,
  • aestheticisms,
  • dis-crimination,
  • manners,
  • dis-criminations,
  • dis crimination,
  • good taste,
  • politeness,
  • good tastes.
  •cunning (noun)
  • slickness,
  • quickness,
  • deceit,
  • astuteness,
  • snakiness,
  • deviousness,
  • foxiness,
  • duplicity,
  • artfulness,
  • sharpness,
  • wit,
  • slipperiness,
  • craftiness,
  • ingenuity,
  • smoothness,
  • guile,
  • trickiness,
  • shrewdness,
  • ingeniousness,
  • trickery,
  • mastery,
  • finesse,
  • wariness,
  • sly,
  • cleverness,
  • deftness,
  • artifice.
  •decoration (noun)
  • ornament.
  •dexterity (noun)
  • handiness,
  • skillfulnesses,
  • handinesses,
  • skillfulness.
  •drama (noun)
  • show,
  • improvisation,
  • pantomime,
  • choreography,
  • scene,
  • suspense,
  • vaudeville,
  • tragedy,
  • presentation,
  • mystery,
  • spectacle,
  • pageant,
  • variety,
  • melodrama,
  • improvisational drama,
  • production,
  • broadway,
  • skit,
  • teleplay,
  • panorama,
  • excitement,
  • ballet,
  • rendering,
  • drama,
  • characterization,
  • burlesque,
  • comedy,
  • mime,
  • theater.
  •expertise (noun)
  • masterlinesses,
  • Masterliness.
  •expertise, know-how (noun)
  • trick.
  •expertise, skill (noun)
  • craft.
  •expertise/expertness (noun)
  • one's thing,
  • one thing,
  • ablenesses,
  • ex pertnesses,
  • ex-pertnesses,
  • Ableness,
  • one things,
  • one's things,
  • ones thing,
  • ones things.
  •handicraft (noun)
  • artifact,
  • craftship,
  • artisanship,
  • Artifacts.
  •hobby (noun)
  • leisure pursuits,
  • favorite occupation,
  • leisure pursuit,
  • re laxations,
  • re-laxation,
  • divertissements,
  • labor love,
  • sideline,
  • re-laxations,
  • schtick,
  • schticks,
  • Leisure Activity,
  • pet topic,
  • re laxation,
  • Divertissement,
  • pet topics,
  • favorite occupations,
  • dis-tractions,
  • dis tractions,
  • dis-traction,
  • obsession,
  • Leisure Activities,
  • dis traction.
  •know-how (noun)
  • knowhow,
  • know how.
  •livelihood (noun)
  • what is inti,
  • what one is in to,
  • what one is inti,
  • in comes,
  • re-sources,
  • what is into,
  • what is in to,
  • in-comes,
  • source of income,
  • re source,
  • re sources,
  • in-come,
  • source income,
  • re-source,
  • bread butter,
  • in come,
  • income,
  • what one is into.
  •manner, method (noun)
  • touch.
  •medium (noun)
  • re velation,
  • re-velations,
  • re-velation,
  • re velations.
  •methodical study of part of material world (noun)
  • science.
  •ornament (noun)
  • beautification,
  • frou frou,
  • gingerbreads,
  • gingerbread.
  •painting (noun)
  • seascapes,
  • oil paintings,
  • water colors,
  • murals,
  • seascape,
  • abstract design,
  • Water color,
  • cityscape,
  • cityscapes,
  • abstract designs,
  • art work,
  • mural,
  • art works.
  •picture (noun)
  • re creation,
  • similitude,
  • re-plica,
  • de-lineations,
  • re creations,
  • re-creation,
  • re plica,
  • de lineations,
  • re-presentations,
  • out-lines,
  • out-line,
  • presentments,
  • photo,
  • re presentations,
  • re presentation,
  • de lineation,
  • Photos,
  • re-creations,
  • Re-presentation,
  • out line,
  • out lines,
  • de-lineation,
  • lookalike,
  • Effigies.
  •profession (noun)
  • chosen work,
  • line work,
  • chosen works,
  • under taking,
  • under-taking,
  • bizzes,
  • biz,
  • under-takings.
  •science (noun)
  • in formation,
  • body of knowledge.
  •skill (noun)
  • expertism,
  • what it takes.
  •talent (noun)
  • the formulas,
  • the formula,
  • the right stuff,
  • the goods,
  • a way withs,
  • the formulae,
  • the good,
  • a way with,
  • the right stuffs.
  •technique (noun)
  • de-liveries,
  • de livery,
  • de-livery,
  • de liveries,
  • wises,
  • MODU,
  • Modus.
  •vocation (noun)
  • line business.
  •work (noun)
  • specializations.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • period piece,
  • op art,
  • belles lettres,
  • pottery,
  • lithography,
  • printmaking,
  • carving,
  • brass rubbing,
  • expertise,
  • objet d'art,
  • sculpture,
  • the performing arts,
  • masterpiece,
  • statuary,
  • flower arranging,
  • art form,
  • textile,
  • screenprinting,
  • batik,
  • kinetic art,
  • work of art,
  • ikebana,
  • taxidermy,
  • magnum opus,
  • origami,
  • ceramics,
  • chef-d'oeuvre,
  • visual arts,
  • drawing,
  • lit,
  • pix,
  • back catalog,
  • expertness,
  • performance art,
  • plastic arts,
  • graphic design,
  • oeuvre,
  • opera,
  • macrame,
  • masterwork,
  • adeptness,
  • slyness,
  • writing,
  • painting.
  •
  • proficiency,
  • silk-screen,
  • upholstery,
  • imagery,
  • coloring,
  • feature,
  • career,
  • song,
  • linocut,
  • woodcarving,
  • culture,
  • collage,
  • tanning,
  • arts and crafts,
  • oil painting,
  • literature,
  • saddlery,
  • composition,
  • piece,
  • illumination,
  • know-how,
  • life drawing,
  • assemblage,
  • engraving,
  • montage,
  • foreground.
  •
  • image,
  • execution,
  • creation,
  • OP,
  • soul,
  • opus,
  • study,
  • canon,
  • grotesque,
  • music,
  • canvas.
  •
  • pursuit,
  • background.
  •
  • work,
  • racket.
  •
  • line.
  •avocation
  • hobby.
  •liberal arts
  • humanities.
  •noncommercial
  • off-broadway.
  •Other relevant words:
  • bolt,
  • trickily,
  • designing,
  • cinematography,
  • knavery,
  • forte,
  • shoot,
  • dutch,
  • light,
  • nonobjective,
  • acquirement,
  • Phases,
  • academic discipline,
  • surmise,
  • dexterous,
  • dance notation,
  • language,
  • torrent,
  • surrealism,
  • often,
  • masterfulness,
  • cubism,
  • cup of tea,
  • machination,
  • editor,
  • field of study,
  • competence,
  • sleight,
  • genius,
  • recurrently,
  • stratagem,
  • nonrepresentational,
  • cobra,
  • handiwork,
  • approach,
  • maneuver,
  • eagle,
  • pictogram,
  • manoeuvres,
  • radiography,
  • autoradiography,
  • chart,
  • idealism,
  • graphic arts,
  • hang,
  • say,
  • humanity,
  • alphabet,
  • logograph,
  • conceptual art,
  • technology,
  • map,
  • suspect,
  • bag,
  • art schools,
  • field,
  • express,
  • pointillism,
  • greased lightning,
  • lightning,
  • govern,
  • fling,
  • italian,
  • intrigue,
  • pure science,
  • artificial,
  • dictate,
  • scurry,
  • one-upmanship,
  • mechanics,
  • ploy,
  • mysticism,
  • Mannerist,
  • rush,
  • expedient,
  • traffic,
  • creativeness,
  • letter,
  • gambit,
  • duty,
  • figuration,
  • Purism,
  • artifices,
  • game,
  • dominate,
  • convey,
  • infer,
  • keenness,
  • area,
  • conspiracy,
  • hieroglyphic,
  • stealth,
  • sphere,
  • artistic,
  • academic specialty,
  • discipline,
  • province,
  • feel,
  • acuteness,
  • intuitionism,
  • Dexterousness,
  • contrivance,
  • limning,
  • Callidity,
  • abstract expressionism,
  • fine arts,
  • taste,
  • way,
  • aptness,
  • speak,
  • Subtleness,
  • frequently,
  • symbol,
  • mechanism,
  • scamper,
  • aptitude,
  • readiness,
  • system,
  • decoration,
  • Scuddle,
  • tuscan,
  • script,
  • greyhound,
  • crafty,
  • walk of life,
  • deceitful,
  • shiftiness,
  • cloth,
  • roman,
  • wile,
  • jugglery,
  • charactering,
  • calligraphy,
  • belles-lettres,
  • realism,
  • delivery,
  • sting,
  • invention,
  • feint,
  • photography,
  • grift,
  • shaft,
  • cheat,
  • schematic,
  • strategy,
  • applied science,
  • cannon ball,
  • portraiture,
  • liberal studies,
  • career building,
  • line of work,
  • logogram,
  • enumerate,
  • classicism,
  • human agency,
  • address,
  • skillful,
  • suppleness,
  • barter,
  • subterfuges,
  • Representment,
  • gift,
  • commerce,
  • schema,
  • projection,
  • philosophy,
  • little game,
  • barb,
  • specialization,
  • action painting,
  • exemplification,
  • shift,
  • vorticism,
  • momentum,
  • abstractionism,
  • history,
  • pronounce,
  • realization,
  • chicanery,
  • guess,
  • much,
  • abstract,
  • claim to fame,
  • gimmick,
  • Express train,
  • linguistic,
  • depiction,
  • accomplishment,
  • shuffle,
  • gamesmanship,
  • scoot,
  • speculate,
  • tear,
  • wind,
  • cunningly,
  • schemes,
  • antelope,
  • existentialism,
  • groups,
  • experience,
  • stratagems,
  • stinger,
  • impressionism,
  • romanticism,
  • musical notation,
  • craftily,
  • method,
  • ruse,
  • habitually,
  • concern,
  • plan,
  • regularly,
  • diagram,
  • nonfigurative,
  • tachism,
  • scour,
  • streak,
  • homiletic,
  • Cunningness,
  • mercury,
  • smartness,
  • speciality,
  • practises,
  • consider,
  • calculate,
  • fraud,
  • line of business,
  • primitivism,
  • sophistry,
  • number,
  • imaginativeness,
  • metier,
  • Sciagraphy,
  • ordinarily,
  • representationalism,
  • artful dodge,
  • scheme,
  • tactic,
  • wiles,
  • artfully,
  • earth art,
  • imagine,
  • sneakiness,
  • score,
  • administer,
  • etching,
  • continually,
  • presentment,
  • stealthiness,
  • hydrargyrum,
  • livelihood,
  • red herring,
  • workmanship,
  • artful,
  • conventionalism,
  • arty-craftiness,
  • dart,
  • tablature,
  • sleight of hand,
  • eclectic,
  • baroque,
  • homiletical,
  • assume,
  • presume,
  • naturalism,
  • domain,
  • imposture,
  • streak of lightning,
  • Technicology,
  • syllabary,
  • lifework,
  • specialty,
  • skedaddle,
  • technicality,
  • count,
  • suppose,
  • brilliance,
  • dodge,
  • ingeniously,
  • industry,
  • constructivism,
  • insidiousness,
  • thunderbolt,
  • electricity,
  • chase,
  • mode,
  • BLUE STREAK,
  • savvy,
  • plot,
  • tricks,
  • industrial arts,
  • cloisonnism,
  • traditionalism,
  • strong point,
  • modernism,
  • the arts,
  • representationism,
  • subterfuge,
  • practice,
  • rendition,
  • device,
  • bring,
  • Iconography,
  • reflex,
  • Prefigurement,
  • walk,
  • gazelle,
  • tilt,
  • notation,
  • oftentimes,
  • generally,
  • fetch,
  • deception,
  • handcraft,
  • artistic skill,
  • deliver,
  • printing,
  • object of art,
  • originality,
  • scramble,
  • courser,
  • Subtilty,
  • scud,
  • painterly,
  • manner,
  • suprematism,
  • attainment,
  • symbolism,
  • field of inquiry,
  • technical knowledge,
  • race,
  • style,
  • Classicalism,
  • talk,
  • spur,
  • imaging,
  • swallow,
  • dishonesty,
  • subject,
  • artisticness,
  • curious,
  • repeatedly,
  • neoclassicism,
  • art nouveau,
  • conventional,
  • Technics,
  • shrewdly,
  • hare,
  • Technic,
  • careerism,
  • ideogram,
  • arrow,
  • arena,
  • expressionism,
  • carry,
  • coup,
  • ology,
  • incessantly,
  • plein-air,
  • ingenious,
  • virtu,
  • usually,
  • branch of knowledge,
  • baby,
  • believe,
  • Skilfulness,
  • blueprint,
  • virtuosity,
  • ofttimes,
  • quicksilver,
  • minimal art,
  • secret,
  • lance,
  • scuttle,
  • futurism,
  • concentration,
  • resourcefulness,
  • strength,
  • tastefulness,
  • commonly,
  • shot,
  • blind,
  • photomontage.

Paraphrases for Art:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    artworks.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    artistry.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    starts, exhibits, trades, Antiquities, Photos, relics, performers, Children, articles, goods, article, artistique.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    media, nature, sort, artistique, painter.
  • Verb, past tense
    guys, Got, article.
  • Verb, past participle
    rejected, recommended, imposed, paid.

• Other Related

  • Cardinal number
    arts, article.
  • Adjective
    arts, artistic, article.
  • Proper noun, singular
    arts, artistes, artistic, Arte, artist, artists.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    arts, artistic, craftsmanship, articles, artist, article.
  • Verb, past tense
    arts.

Antonyms for Art:

• n.

  • cunning
    openness, honesty, sincerity, frankness, artlessness, truthfulness.
  • skill, creativity
    lack, incapacity, entertainment, ignorance, inability, avocation, ineptitude, science, want, Unskill.
  • Other antonyms:
    rudeness, innocence, truth, candor, ingenuousness, maladroitness, simplicity, fairness, guilelessness.

Homophones for Art:

• arouet, aorta, arid, aired, aroid, arrowhead, award, arty, aridity, ardeidae, arrow wood, arete, aureate, ararat, ARDA, arietta, aerated, arrayed, arity, arhat, airworthy, aerate, ariidae, airt, air raid, air out, airheaded, ardea, arrowroot.

Hypernym for Art:

• n.

  • artifact
    gem, work of art, dance, triptych, graphic art, treasure, commercial art, grotesque, artificial flower, diptych, mosaic, genre, decoupage, kitsch, plastic art, cyberart.

Hyponym for Art:

• n.

  • artifact
    creation.