Definition for Phenomenon:

• any state or process known through the senses rather than by intuition or reasoning

Synonyms for Phenomenon:

• n.

  •
  • model,
  • classic,
  • thoroughbred,
  • masterpiece.
  •
  • real,
  • showcase,
  • life,
  • occasion,
  • episode,
  • occurrence,
  • actuality.
  •
  • good.
  •act of god (noun)
  • act-god,
  • circumstances beyond control,
  • supernatural events,
  • vires majores,
  • circumstances beyond ones control,
  • unforeseen events,
  • circumstances beyond one controls,
  • freak accidents,
  • inevitable accidents,
  • circumstances beyond ones controls,
  • circumstances beyond one control,
  • circumstances beyond one's controls,
  • act god,
  • circumstances beyond controls,
  • unavoidable casualties.
  •appearance (noun)
  • Illusions,
  • seemings,
  • seeming.
  •development (noun)
  • out comes,
  • turn events,
  • out-comes,
  • up-shots,
  • turn event,
  • up-shot,
  • up shot,
  • out-come,
  • turn of event,
  • up shots,
  • transpirations,
  • eventuations,
  • out come.
  •event (noun)
  • happening,
  • phenomenon,
  • aspect.
  •expert (noun)
  • pro,
  • doyens,
  • doyen,
  • experts,
  • shark,
  • adepts,
  • Sharks,
  • pros,
  • artiste,
  • wizards,
  • artistes,
  • old pro,
  • proficients,
  • hot shot.
  •fact (noun)
  • in-formation,
  • in-formations,
  • in formations.
  •form (noun)
  • Torsos,
  • physique,
  • Torsi,
  • torso.
  •hoo-hah (noun)
  • hoo-hah.
  •prodigy (noun)
  • genius,
  • thunderbolt,
  • curiosity,
  • mahatma,
  • luminary,
  • paragon,
  • magician,
  • rarity,
  • crackerjack,
  • shocker,
  • star,
  • wizard,
  • talent,
  • whiz.
  •rare occurrence; wonder (noun)
  • anomaly,
  • Rara Avis,
  • uniqueness,
  • paradox,
  • abnormality,
  • circumstance,
  • peculiarity,
  • exception,
  • sight,
  • experience.
  •reality (noun)
  • concreteness,
  • perceptibility,
  • way of it,
  • absoluteness,
  • how things are,
  • name of game.
  •sensation (noun)
  • bombshells,
  • bombshell.
  •spectacle (noun)
  • ex-positions,
  • re presentations,
  • re-presentations,
  • re presentation,
  • ex-position.
  •stunner (noun)
  • eighth wonder the world,
  • the eighth wonder the world,
  • eighth wonder world,
  • the eighth wonder of world,
  • eighth wonder of world,
  • the eighth wonder world,
  • eighth wonder of the world.
  •substance (noun)
  • staples.
  •surprise (noun)
  • precipitousness,
  • curveball,
  • eye-opener,
  • epiphanies,
  • eureka,
  • suddenness,
  • thunderbolts,
  • whammy,
  • eye-openers,
  • Astoundment.
  •vision (noun)
  • wraith,
  • Visions,
  • warlock.
  •wonder (noun)
  • cynosure.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • beaut,
  • humdinger,
  • the sublime,
  • godsend,
  • dream,
  • inspiration,
  • must-have,
  • saving grace,
  • incident.
  •
  • wonderment,
  • showstopper,
  • peach,
  • piece of work,
  • bonanza,
  • smasher,
  • beauty.
  •
  • wizardry,
  • wow,
  • gift,
  • knockout,
  • beacon,
  • pearl,
  • astonishment.
  •
  • dynamite,
  • gold,
  • blessing.
  •
  • find.
  •
  • show.
  •rarity
  • rare bird.

Paraphrases for Phenomenon:

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    events.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    event.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    data, occurrence, situation, trend, manifestation, issue, pattern, matter, thing, emergence, syndrome, scourge, factor, fact, process, practice, incidence, something.

Antonyms for Phenomenon:

• n.

  • rare occurrence; wonder
    regularity, usualness, normality.

Phenomenon Sentence Examples:

• Mark Wilson could certainly see Patty Baxter as far as he could a sunrise, although he was not intimately acquainted with that natural phenomenon.

• It is only for two or three hundred years that we have been studying this phenomenon.

Hypernym for Phenomenon:

• n.

  • tops
    effect, metempsychosis, hazard, event, consequence, natural phenomenon, fortune, levitation, luck, rebirth, issue, pulsation, chance, upshot, result, outcome.

Hyponym for Phenomenon:

• n.

  • event
    development.
  • tops
    physical process, process.