What is another word for ray?
420 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ɹˈe͡ɪ], [ ɹˈeɪ], [ ɹ_ˈeɪ]
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Similar words for ray:
- animal (noun)
- beam (noun)
- beam; indication (noun)
- beam of light (noun)
- electron beam (noun)
- fish (noun)
- flash (noun)
- flicker (noun)
- glow (noun)
- iota (noun)
- irradiate (noun)
- light (noun)
- light beam (noun)
- molecule (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- particle (noun)
- scintilla (noun)
- shaft (noun)
- shred (noun)
- soupçon (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- Re
- electromagnetic radiation
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Ray:
n.
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- brill,
- bream,
- coelacanth,
- bloater.
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- the light.
- ray.
- stream,
- pencil,
- wave,
- cosmic,
- glint,
- infrared,
- microwave,
- beta,
- patch,
- moonbeam,
- blaze,
- emanation,
- glitter,
- gamma,
- shoot,
- blink,
- Dartle,
- alpha X-ray,
- radiance,
- streams,
- radio wave,
- ultraviolet,
- laser,
- RAYS,
- Lasers.
- halibut,
- minnow,
- hammerhead,
- fluke,
- flatfish,
- sunfish,
- carp,
- smelt,
- Mudfish,
- lamprey,
- shark,
- eel,
- rainbow trout,
- speckled trout,
- catfish,
- grouper,
- haddock,
- char,
- sardine,
- sturgeon,
- guppy,
- fish,
- pickerel,
- tarpon,
- salmon,
- albacore,
- goldfish,
- herring,
- puffer,
- hake,
- kipper,
- sea horse,
- Sting ray,
- pike,
- anchovy,
- gar,
- flounder,
- sailfish,
- turbot,
- sole,
- marlin,
- goby,
- crappie,
- blackfish,
- bluegill,
- whitefish,
- barracuda,
- perch,
- bowfin,
- walleye,
- mackerel,
- bass,
- dogfish,
- swordfish,
- tuna,
- trout.
- re flections,
- re-flection,
- bedazzlements,
- in candescences,
- re-flections,
- re flection,
- phosphorescences,
- incandescences,
- in-candescence,
- in-candescences,
- in candescence.
- tapers,
- sunbeams,
- Lighthouses,
- Lights,
- daytimes,
- window,
- Fulgor,
- irradiations,
- refulgence,
- sunrise,
- daytime,
- lighthouse.
- glitz,
- glimmer,
- molecule,
- afterglow,
- brightenings,
- GLIMS,
- thing,
- iota,
- visible radiation,
- luster,
- tatter,
- illumination,
- glance,
- tatters,
- arrow,
- phosphorescence,
- pedicel,
- sun,
- vector,
- electromagnetic wave,
- small bit,
- gleam,
- glisten,
- flash,
- pedicle,
- Cantlet,
- spine,
- selachian,
- glow,
- Nonparticulate Radiation,
- Solfa Syllable,
- geometry,
- lambency,
- scintilla,
- light,
- flicker,
- particle,
- Glim,
- elasmobranch,
- visible light,
- spark,
- bedazzlement,
- electromagnetic radiation,
- afterglows,
- after glow,
- streak,
- vividness,
- shred,
- incandescence.
- helves,
- obelisk,
- helve,
- light rays,
- thill.
v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
• Re- re.
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- spotlight.
- smell,
- wave equation,
- optical,
- eminent,
- rotating shaft,
- atomic ray,
- notify,
- burst,
- beacon,
- glorious,
- clarify,
- resonance,
- barb,
- shade,
- enlighten,
- node,
- manta ray,
- shock wave,
- shiny,
- prick,
- magnificent,
- luminous,
- brilliant,
- serenity,
- Ultraviolet Ray,
- calamus,
- atomic beam,
- brightness,
- longitudinal wave,
- scintillation,
- rhenium,
- needle,
- peanuts,
- devilfish,
- whoop,
- spear,
- inform,
- breathe,
- hot,
- ra,
- educate,
- frequency,
- flight strip,
- ounce,
- space traveler,
- gibe,
- array,
- flickering,
- diffusion,
- suggestion,
- radio,
- spectacular,
- drop,
- silver lining,
- diffraction,
- shaft of light,
- emit light,
- scruple,
- radio beam,
- Leam,
- antinode,
- light ray,
- glowing,
- in phase,
- barbel,
- lance,
- tool,
- spatter,
- fiber-optic,
- diverge,
- tidal wave,
- pour,
- scattering,
- shimmer,
- wave number,
- stingray,
- balance beam,
- ribbon,
- pecker,
- contentedness,
- dick,
- wireless,
- scape,
- lota,
- cock,
- beautiful,
- photon,
- gamma ray,
- scintillate,
- radiotherapy,
- stripe,
- skosh,
- streamer,
- coruscation,
- sunny,
- spiculum,
- jot,
- quill,
- white line,
- bright,
- visual,
- peace of mind,
- spike,
- frequency spectrum,
- twinkling,
- instruct,
- minim,
- period,
- scatter,
- glade,
- dig,
- skate,
- spicule,
- dispersion,
- Spicula,
- nude,
- radius,
- effuse,
- well-being,
- crampfish,
- use up,
- reinforcement,
- lighten,
- lick,
- prickle,
- disperse,
- ray of light,
- inkling,
- flare,
- ease,
- infrared ray,
- illuminate,
- actinic ray,
- amplitude,
- crumb,
- thorn,
- lustre,
- beam,
- content,
- seismic wave,
- trough,
- bald,
- famous,
- manta,
- apprise,
- spread,
- prong,
- distinguished,
- blush,
- Barbule,
- suspicion,
- spur,
- crest,
- light up,
- cheer,
- wavelength,
- jibe,
- indication,
- mechanical wave,
- fibre-optic,
- glossy,
- smooth,
- advise,
- emission,
- naked,
- bristle,
- actor liotta,
- complacency,
- atom,
- contentment,
- bit,
- Fulguration,
- nip,
- diaphysis,
- flush,
- smack,
- spoke,
- transverse wave,
- resonance frequency,
- frequency band,
- vestige,
- shot,
- wave motion,
- surface wave,
- actinism,
- radioactive,
- sound wave,
- satisfaction,
- smidgen,
- diffuse,
- comfort,
- numbfish,
- elucidate,
- radiate,
- lustrous,
- edify,
- cheerfulness,
- solar radiation,
- scrap,
- flame,
- interference,
- emanate.
How to use "Ray" in context?
Ray is a type of particle that consists of a nucleus (containing nucleons) and a number of electrons surrounding it.
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Reverse Entailment
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Proper noun, singular
Raymond, rayos.
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Proper noun, singular
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
lei.
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Verb, past tense
left.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
Doing.
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Verb, past participle
seen.
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Proper noun, singular
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Other Related
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Adjective
ray-ray.
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Proper noun, singular
ray-ray.
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Adjective
Homophones for Ray:
- rya, ruhr, roar, RIRA, Wray, ro, rue, rio, raw, row, rye, roarer, reay, ra, rewa-rewa, ri, rehear, rahu, re, ru, rhea, rewire, rare, rear, Rey, rh, rower, roe, R, ru 486, Rae, rho, raiu, R-2, roue, Raye, rariora, Roi.
Holonyms for Ray:
n.
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animal
fin.
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animal
Hypernym for Ray:
n.
Hyponym for Ray:
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- Synonyms:
- accessory, contributive, contributory, helpful, leading, promotive, tending, useful, calculated to produce, productive of.
