568 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ pˈʌblɪk], [ pˈʌblɪk], [ p_ˈʌ_b_l_ɪ_k]

Similar words for public:

• accessible (adjective)
• all (adjective)
• civic (adjective)
• common (adjective)
• communal (adjective)
• community, general (adjective)
• cosmopolitan (adjective)
• general (adjective)
• human (adjective)
• joint (adjective)
• known, acknowledged (adjective)
• municipal (adjective)
• mutual (adjective)
• national (adjective)
• obvious (adjective)
• open (adjective)
• open-door (adjective)
• ordinary (adjective)
• other relevant words (adjective)
• overt (adjective)
• popular (adjective)
• unanimous (adjective)
• unremarkable (adjective)
• urban (adjective)
• vulgar (adjective)
• well-known (adjective)
• widespread (adjective)
• anyone (noun)
• clientele (noun)
• commonality (noun)
• community (noun)
• congregation (noun)
• country (noun)
• folk (noun)
• following (noun)
• mankind (noun)
• multitude (noun)
• nation (noun)
• other relevant words (noun)
• people (noun)
• people of community; people interested in something (noun)
• pleb (noun)
• public (noun)
• society (noun)
• trade (noun)
• attendance (verb)
• other relevant words (verb)
• separate (verb)
• other synonyms
• attendance
• other relevant words

Paraphrases for public

Hyponyms for public

Synonyms for Public:

• adj.

  • accessible (adjective)
  • un-restricted,
  • ex-posed,
  • door always open,
  • more getatable,
  • un restricted,
  • ex posed,
  • most possible,
  • doors always open,
  • most getatable.
  • all (adjective)
  • public.
  • civic (adjective)
  • more borough,
  • most borough.
  • common (adjective)
  • more communistic,
  • most correspondent,
  • more community,
  • uni-versal,
  • more prevalent,
  • prevailing,
  • more commutual,
  • inter mutual,
  • most community,
  • pre-vailing,
  • social,
  • most communistic,
  • most intermutual,
  • more conjunct,
  • co-incident,
  • more socialistic,
  • more intermutual,
  • co incident,
  • most socialistic,
  • pre vailing,
  • more correspondent,
  • most commutual,
  • most conjunct,
  • inter-mutual,
  • uni versal.
  • communal (adjective)
  • co operative,
  • more neighborhood,
  • most neighborhood.
  • community, general (adjective)
  • metropolitan,
  • not private,
  • state,
  • unrestricted,
  • government,
  • national,
  • free to all,
  • universal,
  • without charge,
  • open-door,
  • governmental,
  • city.
  • cosmopolitan (adjective)
  • well-travelled.
  • general (adjective)
  • re gular,
  • most matter-of-course,
  • general,
  • more matter of course,
  • more matter-of-course,
  • un-eventful,
  • ex tensive,
  • un eventful,
  • re-gular,
  • matter-of-course,
  • most matter of course.
  • human (adjective)
  • human,
  • mortal,
  • familial.
  • joint (adjective)
  • joined,
  • more consolidated,
  • most consolidated,
  • hand hand,
  • joint.
  • known, acknowledged (adjective)
  • patent,
  • published,
  • exposed,
  • recognized,
  • notorious,
  • plain,
  • prevalent,
  • usual,
  • societal,
  • in circulation.
  • municipal (adjective)
  • towner,
  • Burghal.
  • mutual (adjective)
  • inter-dependent,
  • more associated,
  • de pendent,
  • more give and take,
  • more participated,
  • more requited,
  • re-turned,
  • more two sided,
  • inter changeable,
  • inter changed,
  • inter active,
  • most reciprocated,
  • inter-active,
  • most twosided,
  • most interactive,
  • more interdependent,
  • more partaken,
  • most partaken,
  • more interchanged,
  • most interchanged,
  • inter-changed,
  • two sided,
  • re turned,
  • most two sided,
  • most requited,
  • inter-changeable,
  • more reciprocated,
  • de-pendent,
  • more interactive,
  • twosided,
  • re-lated,
  • more give-and-take,
  • most interdependent,
  • more twosided,
  • bi lateral,
  • most participated,
  • most give and take,
  • most associated,
  • inter dependent,
  • given taken,
  • most two-sided,
  • most give-and-take,
  • more two-sided.
  • national (adjective)
  • most federal,
  • most countrywide,
  • stater,
  • more federal,
  • more interstate,
  • statest,
  • inter state,
  • most nationwide,
  • most interstate,
  • more countrywide,
  • more nationwide.
  • obvious (adjective)
  • most recognizable,
  • un concealed,
  • un-subtle,
  • trans-parent,
  • self-explanatory,
  • more undisguised,
  • more recognizable,
  • self explanatory,
  • in disputable,
  • un subtler,
  • un mistakable,
  • most undisguised,
  • un-subtlest,
  • more self-evident,
  • un-mistakable,
  • selfexplanatory,
  • un disguised,
  • un-deniable,
  • un subtlest,
  • re cognizable,
  • un deniable,
  • self evident,
  • clear as bell,
  • selfevident,
  • in-disputable,
  • un-subtler,
  • trans parent,
  • un-disguised,
  • most obvious,
  • un-concealed,
  • un subtle,
  • re-cognizable.
  • open (adjective)
  • not posted,
  • getable,
  • to be had,
  • Securable,
  • be had,
  • non-discriminatory,
  • on deck,
  • within reach,
  • nondiscriminatory.
  • open-door (adjective)
  • opendoor.
  • ordinary (adjective)
  • stocker,
  • more frequent.
  • Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • in the public eye,
  • promotional,
  • celeb,
  • co-operative,
  • give and take,
  • well-known,
  • in use,
  • bi-lateral,
  • getatable,
  • common,
  • federal,
  • in evidence,
  • INTER-STATE,
  • interactive,
  • accessible,
  • communistic,
  • vulgar,
  • mutual,
  • interdependent,
  • nationwide,
  • ordinary,
  • unanimous,
  • given and taken,
  • widespread,
  • widely known,
  • in common,
  • civil,
  • two-sided,
  • Intermutual,
  • in the limelight,
  • clear as a bell,
  • in demand,
  • undisguised,
  • namer,
  • out-standing,
  • run of the mill,
  • popular,
  • municipal,
  • superstar,
  • unremarkable,
  • government civic,
  • communal,
  • Commutual,
  • reciprocative,
  • overt,
  • in limelight,
  • conjunct,
  • door's always open,
  • urban,
  • interstate,
  • civic,
  • obvious,
  • countrywide,
  • socialistic.
  • overt (adjective)
  • de finite,
  • de-finite.
  • popular (adjective)
  • most proletarian,
  • more embraced,
  • proletarian,
  • more proletarian,
  • most embraced,
  • more demanded,
  • most demanded,
  • more adopted,
  • most adopted.
  • unanimous (adjective)
  • with voice,
  • of one mind,
  • concordant,
  • unquestioned,
  • in complete accord,
  • consentient,
  • with one voice,
  • consensual,
  • as one.
  • unremarkable (adjective)
  • cut and dried.
  • urban (adjective)
  • nonrural,
  • Oppidan,
  • inner-city.
  • vulgar (adjective)
  • un refined,
  • garden variety,
  • dime dozen,
  • un-refined.
  • well-known (adjective)
  • most somebody,
  • super star,
  • super starrer,
  • more celeb,
  • superstarrest,
  • more somebody,
  • super starrest,
  • super-star,
  • re-cognized,
  • wellknown,
  • super-starrest,
  • in public eye,
  • super-starrer,
  • in famous,
  • out standing,
  • superstarrer,
  • namest,
  • well known,
  • re cognized,
  • most celeb.
  • widespread (adjective)
  • on a large scale,
  • wall-to-wall,
  • all over the place,
  • across the board,
  • outspread.

• n.

  •
  • seasonal,
  • free,
  • known,
  • on offer.
  •
  • collective,
  • group,
  • from all walks of life.
  •
  • laissez-faire,
  • interior,
  • bureaucratic,
  • developmental,
  • expansionist,
  • nongovernmental,
  • congressional,
  • hawkish,
  • politics,
  • constitutional,
  • imperialist.
  • anyone (noun)
  • anybody all.
  • clientele (noun)
  • regulars,
  • clientage,
  • dependents,
  • clientry.
  • commonality (noun)
  • the mass.
  • community (noun)
  • general publics,
  • neck the woods,
  • neck woods.
  • congregation (noun)
  • gettogether,
  • sitin.
  • country (noun)
  • in-habitants,
  • in habitants,
  • in-habitant,
  • in habitant,
  • patrias,
  • sovereign states.
  • folk (noun)
  • culture groups.
  • following (noun)
  • entourage,
  • retinue.
  • mankind (noun)
  • human beings,
  • humankind,
  • commonwealth,
  • man,
  • culture,
  • human race,
  • humanity,
  • species,
  • mankind,
  • Family.
  • multitude (noun)
  • great numbers,
  • in-finitude,
  • in-finitudes,
  • in finitudes,
  • in finitude.
  • nation (noun)
  • re-publics,
  • re public,
  • re-public,
  • re publics.
  • Other relevant words: (noun)
  • listener,
  • grass roots,
  • Anybody,
  • third-estate,
  • social order,
  • hearer,
  • community,
  • ethnic group,
  • general public,
  • following,
  • the masses,
  • clientele,
  • churchgoer,
  • citizenry,
  • citizenries,
  • terrain,
  • population,
  • parishioners,
  • country,
  • whole world,
  • showgoers,
  • Ones,
  • trade,
  • each and every one,
  • tribe,
  • playgoer,
  • homeland,
  • Ethnic Groups,
  • turf,
  • gallery,
  • stomping grounds,
  • a person,
  • society,
  • stomping ground,
  • moviegoers,
  • principality,
  • region,
  • congregation,
  • great number,
  • hearers,
  • theatergoers,
  • moviegoer,
  • playgoers,
  • people,
  • folk,
  • Patria,
  • inter-change,
  • nation,
  • multitude,
  • a people,
  • Merchantry,
  • laity,
  • churchgoers,
  • any person,
  • audience,
  • theatergoer,
  • sovereign state,
  • locality,
  • showgoer,
  • parishioner,
  • any of,
  • infinitude,
  • Principalities,
  • infinitudes,
  • culture group,
  • Demos,
  • sit in,
  • realms,
  • neck of woods.
  • people (noun)
  • commoner,
  • bourgeoisie,
  • countrywoman,
  • masses,
  • host,
  • populace,
  • mass,
  • countryman,
  • rabble,
  • bourgeois,
  • peasantry,
  • proletariat,
  • great unwashed,
  • horde,
  • throng,
  • mob,
  • crowd,
  • legion.
  • people of community; people interested in something (noun)
  • Bodies,
  • voters,
  • heads,
  • citizens,
  • followers,
  • Everyone,
  • buyers,
  • supporters,
  • patrons,
  • men and women,
  • suite,
  • electorate.
  • pleb (noun)
  • bourgeoisies.
  • public (noun)
  • unexclusive,
  • semipublic,
  • state-supported,
  • world.
  • society (noun)
  • social orders.
  • trade (noun)
  • inter change,
  • merchantries,
  • ex change,
  • trans action,
  • ex changes,
  • inter changes,
  • inter-changes,
  • trans-action,
  • trans actions,
  • trans-actions.

• v.

  • attendance (verb)
  • boxes office,
  • spectatorsing,
  • witnessessing,
  • boxing office,
  • observerses,
  • assemblied,
  • spectatorses,
  • witnessessed,
  • gatheringed,
  • onlookersed,
  • audiencing,
  • audienced,
  • witnessesses,
  • congregationed,
  • congregationing,
  • patronsing,
  • publicked,
  • onlookersing,
  • observersing,
  • patronsed,
  • turnouted,
  • witnesseses,
  • observersed,
  • assemblying,
  • spectatorsed,
  • boxed office,
  • onlookerses,
  • publicking,
  • gatheringing,
  • turnouting,
  • patronses.
  • Other relevant words: (verb)
  • open,
  • permission.
  • separate (verb)
  • individual.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • declassified,
  • old,
  • factional,
  • collectively,
  • Famed,
  • available,
  • transparent,
  • hoi polloi,
  • auditor,
  • last out,
  • forthcoming,
  • unclassified,
  • cosmopolitan,
  • ready-made,
  • last,
  • ready,
  • seasonally,
  • operate,
  • obtainable,
  • all-day,
  • usable,
  • commonalty,
  • slosh around,
  • third estate,
  • conjoint,
  • vacant,
  • close-knit,
  • tribal,
  • fishbowl,
  • optional,
  • traceable,
  • certain,
  • unwritten,
  • pleb,
  • encyclopedic,
  • hold out,
  • spare,
  • wait,
  • cliquey,
  • going,
  • appear,
  • breakaway,
  • transferable,
  • foreseeable,
  • ragtag,
  • sectional,
  • collectible,
  • recognizable,
  • commonality,
  • multicultural.
  •
  • outright,
  • open door,
  • abroad,
  • freely,
  • incestuous,
  • three-cornered,
  • democratic,
  • there,
  • publicly,
  • diverse,
  • mixed.
  •
  • out,
  • ruck.
  •
  • splinter.
  •
  • around.
  •
  • about.
  • attendance
  • Gated,
  • gathering,
  • Companying,
  • Companied,
  • Housed,
  • gating.
  • Other relevant words:
  • attendance.

Paraphrases for Public:

• Equivalence

  • Noun, singular or mass
    populace.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    public-service, public-sector, publicly-owned, public-owned, public-authority.
  • Proper noun, singular
    publicly, public-sector.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    public-sector.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    publics.

• Independent

  • Foreign word
    publique.
  • Adjective
    general, societal, sovereign, state-run, government-owned.
  • Proper noun, singular
    general, men, Bodies, Categories, Children, Fisheries, women, shares, games, expenses, Subsidies, Drugs, Forests, Goals, Guidelines, Measures, Perceptions, Refugees, Trustees, servants, skills, challenges, fans, accountants, documents, appropriations, complaints, powers, establishments, positions, situations, issues, bulletins, trends, payments, tools, expectations, objectives, mechanisms, users, POES, crowds, organisms, institutions, competencies, pensioners, thousands, travellers.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    citizenry, data, general, teachers.
  • Verb, past tense
    lay, received.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    surrounding, Providing.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    Does, releases, serves, includes, forces, empowers, appears, issues, shows, constitutes, begins.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    civil, publicized, pubic, government-run, publique.
  • Proper noun, singular
    civil, concerns, questions, pubic, publique.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    pubic, publique.
  • Verb, past tense
    civil, publique.

Hyponym for Public:

• n.

  • group
    body.