Definition for Pith:

• The soft spongy substance in the center of the stem of some plants; marrow; vigor; substance.

Synonyms for Pith:

• n.

  •
  • essential oil,
  • agar,
  • cellulose,
  • medulla,
  • stem,
  • extract,
  • fiber,
  • curare,
  • balsam,
  • belladonna,
  • chlorophyll,
  • alkaloid.
  •
  • key,
  • concern,
  • element,
  • feature,
  • burning issue/question,
  • priority,
  • staple,
  • be,
  • basis.
  •
  • nectar,
  • flesh,
  • hull,
  • juice,
  • peelings,
  • pectin,
  • peel,
  • dextrose,
  • bruising.
  •body (noun)
  • dis-courses,
  • main parts,
  • ex positions,
  • ex-positions,
  • dis courses,
  • dis-course,
  • sub structures,
  • sub structure,
  • ex-position,
  • sub-structures,
  • dis course,
  • sub-structure,
  • ex position.
  •bottom (noun)
  • Virtuality,
  • mainspring,
  • mainsprings,
  • origins,
  • essentiality.
  •center (noun)
  • in-side,
  • inter mediacies,
  • bull-eye,
  • equidistances,
  • middle of road,
  • inter-mediacies,
  • omphaloses,
  • bulls eye,
  • bullseye,
  • middle the road,
  • inter mediacy,
  • in sides,
  • Centrioles,
  • in side,
  • middle road,
  • intermediacies,
  • Centrums,
  • inter-mediacy,
  • bull'seye,
  • bulleye,
  • bull eye,
  • radial points,
  • cynosures.
  •consequence (noun)
  • re-nown,
  • weightinesses,
  • re nown.
  •core (noun)
  • nucleus,
  • force,
  • sum and substance,
  • embodiment,
  • Corey,
  • significance.
  •crux (noun)
  • nittygritty,
  • decisive points.
  •elixir (noun)
  • elixir.
  •essence (noun)
  • chief constituents,
  • be-all end-all,
  • lifebloods,
  • be all end all,
  • name game,
  • essentias.
  •fortitude (noun)
  • stick to itivenesses,
  • re solutions,
  • de termination,
  • de terminations,
  • valorousnesses,
  • stick to itiveness,
  • de-terminations,
  • what takes,
  • stick-to-itivenesses,
  • what it take,
  • re-solutions,
  • re-solution,
  • true grits,
  • what take,
  • de-termination.
  •gist (noun)
  • nuts bolts,
  • nature the beast,
  • nature beast,
  • name the game.
  •hardihood (noun)
  • Mettled.
  •heart (noun)
  • coal ice,
  • coal ices,
  • coal and ices,
  • coal and ice.
  •heart and soul (noun)
  • heart and soul.
  •pith (noun)
  • inwardness.
  •plant (noun)
  • pith.
  •point (noun)
  • pro positions,
  • pro-positions,
  • pro position.
  •purport (noun)
  • intendments,
  • Intendment.
  •quintessence (noun)
  • ultimates.
  •root (noun)
  • infra structures,
  • starting points,
  • under-pinning,
  • radicles,
  • be-ginning,
  • infra structure,
  • sub-strata,
  • sub stratum,
  • infra-structures,
  • sub-stratums,
  • be ginning,
  • sub-stratum,
  • under pinning.
  •significance (noun)
  • impressivenesses.
  •soul (noun)
  • dis-positions,
  • dis positions,
  • noumena,
  • dis position,
  • secret selves,
  • recesses heart,
  • animating principle,
  • pneumas,
  • dis-position,
  • breath life,
  • animating principles.
  •strength (noun)
  • robustness,
  • Potence,
  • physique,
  • Thew,
  • strong arm,
  • INS,
  • powerhouses,
  • stoutness,
  • hardiness,
  • Brawniness,
  • powerfulness,
  • POWS,
  • brute force,
  • pow,
  • powerhouse,
  • toughness,
  • lustiness,
  • stalwartness.
  •substance (noun)
  • way of it,
  • general meaning.
  •tenor (noun)
  • course thought.
  •upshot (noun)
  • out-comes,
  • after effect,
  • out come,
  • up-shot,
  • up-shots,
  • up shot,
  • up shots,
  • out-come,
  • after maths,
  • after-maths,
  • out comes,
  • after math.
  •vigor (noun)
  • wellbeing,
  • dynamism,
  • vigorousness,
  • get up and go,
  • birr.
  •vigorousness (noun)
  • vim vigor,
  • vim vigors,
  • vim and vigors.
  •weight (noun)
  • forciblenesses.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • pulp.
  •headgear
  • helmet.

Paraphrases for Pith:

• Independent

  • Adjective
    spinal, marrow.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    marrow, cord.

Antonyms for Pith:

• n.

  • core
    periphery, enervation, exterior, outside, lethargy, weakness, Exteriority, insignificance.

Pith Sentence Examples:

• Get along with thee for a smart fellow and I will wager on thy head, as a man of pith and substance, with a brain and what they call a heart, and all else that a man should have against any other thing on two legs.

• The Greekes and Latines thanks Erasmus, and our Englishmen make much of Heywood: for Proverbs are the pith, the proprieties, the proofs, the purities, the elegancies, as the commonest so the commendablest phrases of a language.

Hyponym for Pith:

• n.

  • plant
    plant tissue.

• v.

  • possession
    remove, get rid of.

Meronym for Pith:

• n.

  • plant
    parenchyma.