Definition for S:

• the nineteenth letter of the English alphabet, is a consonant, and is often called a sibilant, in allusion to its hissing sound. It has two principal sounds; one a mere hissing, as in sack, this; the other a vocal hissing ( the same as that of z), as in is, wise. Besides these it sometimes has the sounds of sh and zh, as in sure, measure. It generally has its hissing sound at the beginning of words, but in the middle and at the end of words its sound is determined by usage. In a few words it is silent, as in isle, d. With the letter h it forms the digraph sh. See Guide to pronunciation,

Synonyms for S:

• n.

  •atomic number 16 (noun)
  • atomic number 16.
  •due south (noun)
  • due south.
  •health (noun)
  • heartiness.
  •heartiness (noun)
  • haleness,
  • pink,
  • fettle,
  • euphoria,
  • prime,
  • hardihood,
  • form,
  • healthiness,
  • energy,
  • fitness,
  • bloom,
  • complexion,
  • constitution.
  •reciprocal ohm (noun)
  • reciprocal ohm.
  •sec (noun)
  • sec.
  •second (noun)
  • second.
  •sulfur (noun)
  • sulfur.
  •sulphur (noun)
  • sulphur.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • nanosecond,
  • microsecond,
  • millisecond,
  • xl.
  •
  • half-hour,
  • min,
  • os.
  •
  • hr,
  • large.
  •
  • hour,
  • minute.
  •
  • medium,
  • L.
  •
  • M.
  •
  • short.
  •Siemens
  • siemens.
  •South
  • south.

Paraphrases for S:

• Independent

  • Cardinal number
    millions.
  • Adjective
    v-e-s-p-e-r.
  • Proper noun, plural
    Socialists, employees.
  • Proper noun, singular
    systems, schillings, representatives, symbols, Investigators, refreshments, structures, disciplines, issues, settings, AASS, depositors, discuss, entrepreneurs, abstracts, starts, Summaries, skills, qualifications, expenses, Studies, cases, Governments, recordings, committees, competencies, indicators, banknotes, reports, alliances, employees, definitions, Records, notes, advantages, Replies, media, comments, auditors, options, compounds, Patients, Nas, Boxes, data, lamps, women, groups, axles, teams, GIS, wheels, Its.
  • Noun, plural
    purposes, interests, commissioners, Measures, Households, substances, Categories, SUBS, Varieties, Students, sorts, Surveys, initiatives, Communities, types, organisms, networks, projects, paintings, dividends, Companies, Ones, Opportunities, colleagues, Adults, kilometres, frameworks, delegates, levels, Agencies, practices, workers, regions, priorities, Forms, plans, Children, kinds, locations, Cells, Realities, markets, Bodies, futures, crops, problems, deals, amounts, Parties, ies, starts, committees, employees, compounds, SECS, data, women, groups.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    data.
  • Interjection
    CES, ies.
  • Verb, past tense
    expressed, rose, raised, shared, included, Cautioned, Ranged, totaled, Totalled, Fled, treated, moved, Grew, Amounted, Was, Were, Had, Went, Took, Got, made.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    Proposing, Presenting, using, suffering, existing, settling, Comprising, Incorporating, showing, rising, Staying, Residing, surrounding, Containing, Involving, Creating, Applying, Wielding, giving, regarding, Totalling, covering, Treating, Carrying, moving, growing, wearing, departing, Having, handling, reaching, being, taking, putting, facing, running, acting, bearing, Doing, getting, making.
  • Verb, past participle
    addressed, classified, seen, assigned, proposed, expressed, Consulted, settled, said, associated, estimated, spoken, Surveyed, evaluated, identified, accompanied, expected, Occurred, Indicated, required, involved, acquired, related, permitted, given, treated, Worked, located, found, paid, Had, Met, taken, Been, done, Got, made.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    represents, constitutes, presents, provisions, seems, processes, costs, provides, follows, causes, stands, improving, appoints, fields, Undertakings, manages, continues, concerning, becomes, appears, involves, authors, totals, approaches, Budgets, licences, Gives, SUBS, remains, regards, living, entails, needs, files, wants, lies, bucks, Drives, cords, moves, heading, Parents, aims, falls, regarding, looks, Does, takes, goes, brings, balances, puts, gets, amounts, issues, makes, reports, Records.

Antonyms for S:

• n.

  • heartiness
    poor health.

S Sentence Examples:

• The king's chair was empty.

• A man’ s virtue is to perform his work and to perform it well: to do what he is specially capable of doing, and therefore specially charged to do.

Homophones for S:

• saki, sky, 1990s, skyhook, ski, sockeye, soho, 1960s, 1840s, shwa, sac, squeeze, schizaea, SSS, sausage, shock, squawky, seaquake, Seiji Ozawa, shoe, shiksa, sushi, sus, shake, 1530s, 1870s, squishy, sequoya, seek, shaggy, 1920s, say, swash, sissy, soya, shush, say-so, sheika, schizaeaceae, shaw, skew, sag, sequoia, shucks, seesaw, shook, swiss, swig, souk, sex, shuck, shikoku, sea cow, shah, shoo, shay, showcase, sussex, shako, shy, Swiss Cheese, 1850s, si, 1830s, schwa, soggy, sough, skyway, shikse, es, segue, swazi, succos, sew, shogi, sissyish, sacagawea, squish, sacque, 1980s, 1970s, see, sigeh, swish, Sousse, sick, sikh, socage, sax, so-so, sissu, squash, sock, skyjack, 1890s, saucy, swag, shuha, scow, squeegee, suck, shoo away, sheesha, swage, sse, sass, saga, shua, sizz, shag, ss, Swaggie, suez, scoke, SG, showy, scouse, SSA, she-oak, saek, ski wax, squeak, sky-high, scsi, saiga, siege, shack, 1780s, sugi, sos, shoes, saw, siss, 1760s, squawk, Skaw, soy sauce, sc, squeaky, swosh, sauce, sagacious, swoosh, schuss, sewage, sauk, succuss, shisha, sacco, sequoyah, 1860s, sec, sake, skeg, success, sassy, sissoo, sis, squasy, suisse, sou, s., sue, 1770s, sexy, syzygy, sise, shew, Susah, sheikh, se, ESSE, sway, shoji, ssw, sika, size, show, so, 1750s, seize, sess, sack, sickish, sick joke, 1880s, sea ash, squashy, sheik, Skag, 1790s, sow, squaw, soakage, 1930s, Sacajawea, soak, sashay, succus, sago, sage, seiche, 1900s, ESS, sash, sa, 1940s, sukiyaki, sw, soja, schweiz, shia, shaky, segway, six, skua, sousa, sic, Susa, such, saxe, soh, skagway, souse, sheikha, sea, seasick, sioux, soy, swishy, scag, 1950s, shiah, 1820s, SAS, seaway, swiz, sigh.