What is another word for phase?
Pronunciation:
[ fˈe͡ɪz], [ fˈeɪz], [ f_ˈeɪ_z]
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Synonyms for Phase:
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- bring about ,
- catalyze ,
- create ,
- inaugurate ,
- invent ,
- make ,
- set off ,
- start-off ,
- trigger .
- Exigencies ,
- Moira ,
- accident ,
- action ,
- adjunct ,
- affair ,
- article ,
- case ,
- cause ,
- coincidence ,
- concern ,
- contingency ,
- crisis ,
- destiny ,
- detail ,
- doom ,
- element ,
- exigency ,
- fact ,
- factor ,
- fate ,
- fortuity ,
- go ,
- happening ,
- happenstance ,
- incident ,
- intervention ,
- item ,
- kismet ,
- lot ,
- matter ,
- occurrence ,
- particular ,
- portion ,
- proviso ,
- stipulation ,
- supervention ,
- thing ,
- where it's at .
- act ,
- advent ,
- adventure ,
- business ,
- calamity ,
- catastrophe ,
- celebration ,
- ceremony ,
- chance ,
- deed ,
- emergency ,
- experience ,
- exploit ,
- function ,
- holiday ,
- milestone ,
- miracle ,
- misfortune ,
- mishap ,
- mistake ,
- pass ,
- predicament ,
- proceeding ,
- story ,
- tide ,
- transaction ,
- triumph ,
- wonder .
- Positure ,
- brace ,
- carriage ,
- demeanor ,
- deportment ,
- disposition ,
- mien ,
- mode ,
- port ,
- presence .
- belief ,
- opinion ,
- stand ,
- standpoint .
Other synonyms:
- light .
- circumstances ,
- state ,
- term .
- side .
Other relevant words:
- Bouleversement ,
- Eidolon ,
- Illapse ,
- Phases ,
- Phasis ,
- adapt ,
- adjust ,
- age ,
- anatomy ,
- angle ,
- anticipate ,
- apogee ,
- appearance ,
- appoint ,
- arrange ,
- ascertain ,
- aspect ,
- assume ,
- attitude ,
- be converted into ,
- become ,
- believe ,
- bod ,
- build ,
- calculate ,
- cast ,
- change of state ,
- chapter ,
- chassis ,
- check ,
- class ,
- clean sweep ,
- collate ,
- color ,
- come to ,
- commonly ,
- complexion ,
- condition ,
- configuration ,
- conformation ,
- conjugation ,
- consider ,
- constitution ,
- contour ,
- convertibility ,
- course ,
- culmination ,
- decide ,
- degree ,
- descriptor ,
- destruction ,
- determine ,
- develop into ,
- development ,
- diplotene ,
- discontinue ,
- division ,
- each other ,
- ease off ,
- ease out ,
- echelon ,
- edit ,
- effect ,
- eliminate ,
- emerge as ,
- end ,
- establish ,
- examine ,
- expect ,
- fad ,
- fall into ,
- fashion ,
- feature ,
- figure ,
- flesh ,
- footing ,
- frame ,
- gestalt ,
- get ,
- grade ,
- grow ,
- grow into ,
- guise ,
- hope ,
- human body ,
- identify ,
- image ,
- imago ,
- impression ,
- inch ,
- include ,
- incorporate ,
- inject ,
- insert ,
- insinuate ,
- introduce ,
- inversely ,
- jointly ,
- juncture ,
- kind ,
- lap ,
- lapse ,
- leg ,
- level ,
- likeness ,
- lineament ,
- lineaments ,
- look ,
- manikin ,
- mannequin ,
- manner ,
- mannikin ,
- material body ,
- mature ,
- mellow ,
- melt ,
- microscope stage ,
- model ,
- moment ,
- mutually ,
- notch ,
- occasion ,
- one another ,
- open into ,
- oversee ,
- pachytene ,
- page ,
- part ,
- pass into ,
- passage ,
- passing fancy ,
- pattern ,
- period ,
- phase in ,
- phase out ,
- phenomenon ,
- physical body ,
- physique ,
- place ,
- point ,
- point of view ,
- pose ,
- position ,
- posture ,
- procedure ,
- quadrature ,
- quantum jump ,
- quantum leap ,
- quarter ,
- radical change ,
- reciprocally ,
- reference ,
- regime ,
- regulate ,
- remove ,
- respect ,
- rest ,
- revolution ,
- ripen into ,
- round ,
- run into ,
- season ,
- section ,
- seeming ,
- semblance ,
- set ,
- settle ,
- settle into ,
- shape ,
- shift ,
- shifting ,
- signifier ,
- simulacrum ,
- situation ,
- slant ,
- soma ,
- sort ,
- spot ,
- stagecoach ,
- standing ,
- station ,
- status ,
- step ,
- strain ,
- stratum ,
- stress ,
- structure ,
- style ,
- subversion ,
- sudden change ,
- synchronise ,
- synchronize ,
- taper off ,
- terms ,
- tier ,
- time ,
- together ,
- transit ,
- transition ,
- transmigration ,
- try ,
- turn ,
- turn into ,
- turn to ,
- twist ,
- usher in ,
- var ,
- variant ,
- variety ,
- view ,
- viewpoint ,
- wax ,
- wise ,
- withdraw ,
- word form ,
- work in ,
- year .
- astronomy ,
- chemical kinetics ,
- conjuncture ,
- conjunctures ,
- face ,
- imperatives ,
- marvel ,
- period of time ,
- phase ,
- physical chemistry ,
- point in time ,
- pre-requisite ,
- pre-requisites ,
- prerequisites ,
- rung ,
- semester ,
- situations ,
- soil physics ,
- stage ,
- state of affairs ,
- state of matter ,
- system date ,
- time period ,
- vista ,
- visual aspect .
- sync .
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How to use "Phase" in context?
Phase is a term used in physics and engineering to describe the relationship between the physical and the electromagnetic fields of a system. In short, it is the time it takes for a wave to fully propagate through a medium. In physics, a phase is denoted by a Greek letter θ (theta).
The phase of a wave is a measurable quantity that determines how it propagates through a medium. The phase can be determined by a number of methods, such as the mirror equation and superposition theorem. These methods allow us to calculate the phase of a wave simply by knowing its amplitude and its direction.
Paraphrases for Phase:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Adverb
stage.
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Verb, past tense
stage.
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Verb, non-3rd person singular present
stage.
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Adverb
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Independent
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Adjective
pre-trial.
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Noun, plural
moves, segments, modes, rounds, preparations.
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Noun, singular or mass
chapter, data, installment, instalment, juncture, moment, phrase, step, stretch, tranche.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
being, entering, going, keeping, moving, performing, seeking, talking, Including, Promoting.
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Verb, past participle
adapted, aligned, built, completed, geared, harmonized, synchronized, Obtained, started.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
elimination, leg.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
starting.
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Verb, base form
elimination, stage.
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Noun, singular or mass
Homophones for Phase:
- fay's, faze, fe's.
Hyponym for Phase:
n.
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attribute
visual aspect, appearance.
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state
state of matter, state.
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time
time period, period of time, period.
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attribute
v.
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change
synchronise, sync, synchronize.
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change
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