Definition for Framework:

• A skeleton structure as a support or enclosure; plan; outline.

Synonyms for Framework:

• n.

  •
  • mind,
  • approach,
  • logic,
  • perspective,
  • view.
  •
  • etiquette,
  • convention,
  • the proprieties,
  • law,
  • morals,
  • conscience,
  • code,
  • Standards,
  • ethics,
  • rule.
  •architecture (noun)
  • make ups.
  •artifact (noun)
  • framework.
  •background (noun)
  • up bringing,
  • rearings,
  • up-bringing.
  •building (noun)
  • super structure,
  • super-structure,
  • super-structures,
  • super structures.
  •cadre (noun)
  • key groups.
  •carcass (noun)
  • loved ones.
  •carcass/carcase (noun)
  • re main,
  • re-main,
  • re-mains,
  • re mains.
  •cognition (noun)
  • model,
  • theoretical account.
  •dead body (noun)
  • carcass.
  •fabric (noun)
  • fabrics.
  •form (noun)
  • placement.
  •foundation, core (noun)
  • cage,
  • scheme,
  • schema,
  • fabric,
  • bare bones,
  • plan,
  • frame of reference.
  •frame of reference (noun)
  • coordinate system,
  • reference system,
  • universe of discourse,
  • reference frame.
  •framework (noun)
  • framing.
  •organization (noun)
  • organizings,
  • co-ordinations,
  • assemblings,
  • co ordination,
  • structurings,
  • co ordinations.
  •outline (noun)
  • drawing,
  • profile,
  • border,
  • girth,
  • circumference,
  • limit,
  • perimeter,
  • delineation,
  • periphery,
  • silhouette,
  • configuration,
  • sketch,
  • wire frame,
  • tracing,
  • contour,
  • representation.
  •parameter (noun)
  • guideline,
  • constants.
  •screen (noun)
  • lattice.
  •setting (noun)
  • sur roundings,
  • stage sets,
  • sur-roundings.
  •shell (noun)
  • carapace,
  • Plastron,
  • carapaces,
  • pericarp.
  •skeleton (noun)
  • core.
  •stanchion (noun)
  • up rights,
  • up-rights.
  •structure (noun)
  • makeup,
  • construction,
  • arrangement,
  • composition,
  • shape,
  • constitution.
  •texture (noun)
  • tissue,
  • warp and woof,
  • intermixtures,
  • Tissues,
  • woof,
  • intermixture,
  • flexibility,
  • woofs,
  • texture.
  •trellis (noun)
  • treillage,
  • arbor,
  • espalier,
  • espaliers,
  • arbors.
  •warp and woof (noun)
  • warp woof,
  • warp-woof.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • scaffold,
  • one-track mind,
  • school of thought,
  • pivotal,
  • rack,
  • thought process,
  • flying buttress,
  • mindset,
  • pragmatism,
  • joist,
  • rafter,
  • thought pattern,
  • trestle,
  • mentality,
  • viewpoint.
  •
  • i-beam,
  • rail,
  • Underpinning,
  • substructure,
  • upright,
  • foundation,
  • brace,
  • strut,
  • gantry,
  • rib,
  • fulcrum,
  • vaulting,
  • keystone,
  • buttress,
  • hulk,
  • stilt,
  • thinking,
  • truss.
  •
  • pier,
  • bracket,
  • perception,
  • pillar,
  • reading.
  •
  • cradle,
  • capital,
  • column,
  • pivot,
  • prop.
  •
  • angle,
  • module,
  • surround,
  • escape.
  •
  • beam.
  •
  • sense,
  • rest,
  • stud.
  •
  • post.
  •
  • pile.
  •
  • mount.
  •
  • line.
  •
  • track.
  •
  • support.
  •gridiron
  • grid.
  •scaffolding
  • ways.

Paraphrases for Framework:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, plural
    frames.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    frameworks.

• Forward Entailment

  • Preposition or subordinating conjunction
    frame.
  • Noun, plural
    frames.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    framing.

• Independent

  • Adjective, comparative
    broader, wider.
  • Proper noun, plural
    purposes, projects, GATS, Activities.
  • Proper noun, singular
    frames, requirements, norms, commitments, oceans, rules, investigations, reasons, aspects, PROSPECTS, Possibilities, volunteers, Laboratories, awards, results, options, TBS, gaps, NS.
  • Noun, plural
    umbrellas, benchmarks, purposes, platforms, Forums, models, concepts, partnerships, initiatives, Regulations, Negotiations, strategies, relationships, courses, approaches, stakeholders, documents, characteristics, contexts, aims, procedures, constraints, interactions, deliberations, Workshops, spheres, dimensions, Efforts, endeavours, modalities, contracts, milestones, accords, thresholds, projects, contours, headwaters, perimeters, Boundaries, assignments, tasks, issues, situations, offerings, levels, pledges, kinds, developments, interventions, points, indicators, instances, departments, responses, envelopes, limits, discussions, Capabilities, margins, detentions, pieces, views, competitions, interests, TORS, borders, items, rounds, bundles, tyres, Surveys, Missions, sets, outputs, functions, Replies, auspices, positions, cases, ties, events, Studies, visits, Activities, posts, requirements, meetings, commitments, rules, investigations, reasons, aspects, awards, results, confines, bounds.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    backdrop, ambit, Fora, set-up, aegis, skeleton, realm, doorframe, milestone, rubric, conjunction, purview, envelope.
  • Adverb
    jamb.
  • Verb, past tense
    Provided, identified, involved, developed, combined, directed, stressed, functions.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    Formulating, Forming, participating, targeting, Organizing, marking, moving, Addressing, performing, according, enabling, contributing, resonating, Providing, emerging, Establishing, Pertaining, regarding, Deploying, completing, pointing, reviewing, Assessing, pursuing, continuing, Involving, Delivering, focusing, Producing, Tendering, developing, arriving, advancing, Applying, exercising, Emanating, rendering, using, convening, Preparing, seeking, Fulfilling, Disposing, executing, Considering, Arising, conducting, Responding, Consisting, Carrying, Requiring, Stemming, resulting, taking, Discharging, keeping, giving, dealing, visiting, mounting, posting, trying, acting, Doing.
  • Verb, past participle
    framed, Earmarked, coordinated, mandated, implemented, incorporated, governed, described, addressed, regulated, Offered, expanded, supported, Created, Provided, approved, Undertaken, identified, Deployed, renewed, committed, contained, involved, associated, designed, developed, revised, recorded, used, expected, connected, covered, conducted, granted, seen, Submitted, Carried, aligned, needed, published, raised, Gained, tied, intended, given, funded, mounted, played, requested, matched, done.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    provides, moves, Comes, contributes, supports, pertains, dovetails, involves, coincides, corresponds, relates, proceeds, includes, responds, aligns, needs, takes, brings, fits, ties, rules.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    frame.
  • Proper noun, singular
    frame.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    frame.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    implementing, framing.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    frames.
  • Verb, base form
    frame.

Framework Sentence Examples:

• We have undertaken a new order of things; yet we progress to it under the framework and in the spirit and intent of the American Constitution.

• Quickly the skeleton of the house took form, and by noon, when work was to be knocked off for an hour, the whole framework was up.

Hypernym for Framework:

• n.

  • artifact
    framing, bower, sawbuck, grillwork, mounting, deckle, buck, lattice, derrick, cornice, valance, bustle, horse, truss, case, airframe, valance board, arbor, grill, wattle, rack, window frame, oxbow, doorframe, gauntry, climbing frame, latticework, grille, pelmet, undercarriage, Zimmer Frame, doorcase, hayrig, honeycomb, ribbing, picture frame, arbour, embroidery frame, baby-walker, window, stretcher, tenter, hayrack, walker, pergola, sash, gantry, handbarrow, embroidery hoop, zimmer, buffer, stocks, pilot, clotheshorse, sawhorse, fender, go-cart, cowcatcher, frame, coaming, gun carriage, window sash, fretwork, grating, grate, tambour, casing.
  • cognition
    mean sun, string theory, Ptolemaic System, stochastic process, Copernican System, simulation, m-theory, computer simulation.

Hyponym for Framework:

• n.

  • artifact
    supporting structure.
  • cognition
    possibility, hypothesis, theory.

Meronym for Framework:

• n.

  • artifact
    backing, bracing, mount, brace.