Definition for Dome:

• A large building; hemispherical roof; cupola.

Synonyms for Dome:

• n.

  •arched part of ceiling (noun)
  • arcade,
  • vault,
  • arch,
  • span,
  • covering,
  • top,
  • bulge,
  • bubble,
  • mosque,
  • cupola,
  • roof.
  •belfry (noun)
  • minaret,
  • campanile.
  •dome (noun)
  • noodle,
  • bonce,
  • noggin,
  • domed stadium,
  • covered stadium,
  • bean,
  • attic.
  •head (noun)
  • pate,
  • noggin,
  • noodle,
  • upper story,
  • skull.
  •sports arena (noun)
  • sports ground.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • rotunda,
  • ceiling,
  • eaves,
  • noddle,
  • roof,
  • conk,
  • pate,
  • mansard.
  •
  • rooftop,
  • canopy,
  • poll.
  •
  • thatch.
  •
  • vault,
  • nut.
  •
  • head,
  • block.
  •dome
  • cupola.
  •steeple
  • belfry.
  •Other relevant words:
  • keystone,
  • concha,
  • building,
  • tip,
  • Concameration,
  • camber,
  • bulge,
  • cranium,
  • astrodome,
  • pate,
  • cocoa,
  • monument,
  • bubble,
  • archway,
  • curl,
  • villa,
  • freight train,
  • covering,
  • bean plant,
  • fire tower,
  • conk,
  • mail,
  • cove,
  • incurvate,
  • mansion,
  • ziggurat,
  • column,
  • barbican,
  • garret,
  • cap,
  • deflect,
  • canopy,
  • vaulted ceiling,
  • tope,
  • train,
  • headpiece,
  • sag,
  • bow,
  • arch,
  • minaret,
  • eaves,
  • showground,
  • Martello Tower,
  • hunch,
  • pylon,
  • sports ground,
  • arena,
  • block,
  • martello,
  • cannonball,
  • cloche hat,
  • capitol,
  • shaft,
  • crook,
  • ridge,
  • hump,
  • ceiling,
  • spire,
  • ionic,
  • luggage van,
  • bowl,
  • pole,
  • obelisk,
  • Stupa,
  • swag,
  • lantern,
  • nut,
  • bend,
  • baggage car,
  • hood,
  • ground,
  • recurve,
  • dining car,
  • brow,
  • water tower,
  • stopper,
  • vault,
  • curve,
  • chateau,
  • loft,
  • mast,
  • mail car,
  • lighthouse,
  • Ceil,
  • pitch,
  • crumpet,
  • loop,
  • auditorium,
  • rotunda,
  • hook,
  • inflect,
  • bandy,
  • knob,
  • round,
  • nob,
  • cattle truck,
  • Mazard,
  • thatch,
  • arcade,
  • Corridor train,
  • noddle,
  • pyramid,
  • belfry,
  • pillar,
  • sweep,
  • ring,
  • rocker,
  • reflex,
  • ogive,
  • inclined,
  • goods train,
  • Endome,
  • curved,
  • rooftop,
  • pavilion,
  • voussoir,
  • skewback,
  • vaulting,
  • pilaster,
  • crown,
  • tour,
  • arched,
  • wind,
  • observation tower,
  • coif,
  • sports arena,
  • sconce,
  • convex,
  • rounded,
  • coco,
  • pagoda,
  • box car,
  • sleeping car,
  • hat,
  • turn,
  • bun,
  • bonnet,
  • derrick,
  • bell jar,
  • pinnacle,
  • turret,
  • Embow,
  • cork,
  • top,
  • colossus,
  • standpipe,
  • tower,
  • Incurve,
  • balcony,
  • chump,
  • skyscraper,
  • upper story,
  • cupola,
  • geodesic dome,
  • span,
  • reflect,
  • loaf,
  • passenger train,
  • trolley car,
  • poll,
  • skull,
  • Calotte,
  • horse box,
  • edible bean,
  • shinkansen,
  • flex,
  • vaulted,
  • gourd,
  • steeple,
  • retroflex,
  • roof,
  • Air chamber,
  • bean,
  • head,
  • arc,
  • sleeper,
  • freight car,
  • campanile,
  • parlor car,
  • bullet train,
  • apse,
  • mountain,
  • mosque,
  • castle,
  • igloo,
  • domed,
  • mansard.

Homophones for Dome:

• din, doyenne, diatom, dune, datum, dawn, dittany, domine, demean, dioon, didion, dayton, dyne, donna, dana, deem, Duomo, diadem, diamine, donne, dna, downy, detain, deny, daimon, dama, demon, dine, danau, daemon, doom, diana, dahomey, Dona, dietitian, dame, domino, dohme, down, dime, die down, dine in, dominee, done, duodenum, downy haw, dudeen, do in, diodon, doyen, Dahna, domain, dominion, damn, donnean, Dodonaea, dane, dionaea, den, donnian, demo, domain name, diwan, danu, don, dummy, dynamo, detainee, damon, duenna, denim, dun, diam, dim, dayan, dodoma, dam, dominie, dead-on, donee, deaden, danaea, dean, daytime, dm, deweyan.

Hypernym for Dome:

• n.

  • artifact
    whispering gallery, geodesic dome, whispering dome, pressure dome, onion dome, cupola, astrodome.

Hyponym for Dome:

• n.

  • artifact
    roof.
  • shape
    concavity, concave shape, incurvature, incurvation.