Synonyms for Story:

• n.

  •
  • black comedy,
  • drama,
  • comedy,
  • classic,
  • words,
  • statement,
  • version,
  • detective,
  • adaptation.
  •
  • artwork,
  • cheesecake,
  • cartoon,
  • banner headline,
  • classified ad,
  • real,
  • byline,
  • centerfold,
  • article,
  • announcement,
  • advice column.
  •
  • ground,
  • motive,
  • cause,
  • in justification of something,
  • reason,
  • occasion,
  • happen,
  • pretext,
  • motivation,
  • excuse.
  •
  • banter,
  • gossip,
  • heart-to-heart,
  • piece,
  • bit,
  • repartee,
  • small talk,
  • waffle,
  • conversation,
  • item,
  • chatter,
  • schmooze,
  • chat.
  •
  • downstairs,
  • the first floor,
  • lower ground floor,
  • ground floor,
  • basement,
  • gallery,
  • loft.
  •
  • true.
  •account (noun)
  • reminiscence,
  • blow by blow,
  • whole picture,
  • the picture,
  • rationalization,
  • the whole picture,
  • play by play,
  • lowdown.
  •account, narrative (noun)
  • chronicle.
  •admittance of information (noun)
  • confession.
  •allegory (noun)
  • figuration,
  • symbolizations,
  • typifications,
  • typification,
  • fable,
  • symbolism,
  • symbolization.
  •anecdote (noun)
  • anecdote.
  •announcement, information (noun)
  • notice.
  •article (noun)
  • dis-courses,
  • dis-course,
  • write up,
  • dis course,
  • dis courses.
  •assertion of belief or knowledge (noun)
  • declaration.
  •bottom of a room; level of a multistory building (noun)
  • floor.
  •chronicle (noun)
  • recountal,
  • prehistory.
  •clarification; reason (noun)
  • explanation.
  •coating, tier (noun)
  • layer.
  •communication (noun)
  • story.
  •confession (noun)
  • assentings,
  • dis-closure,
  • dis closings,
  • divulgence,
  • tellings,
  • Unbosoming,
  • owning ups,
  • disclosings,
  • exposure,
  • divulgences,
  • owning up,
  • re-velations,
  • dis-closing,
  • dis closures,
  • song,
  • dis closure,
  • re velations,
  • ex-pose,
  • un bosoming,
  • re-citations,
  • making public,
  • dis-closings,
  • unbosomings,
  • re velation,
  • publication,
  • re-velation,
  • making publics,
  • re-citation,
  • revealings,
  • re citations,
  • dis closing,
  • dis-closures,
  • ex pose,
  • un-bosoming,
  • re citation.
  •deception (noun)
  • feint,
  • cover up,
  • hogwash,
  • fast shuffle,
  • chicanes,
  • Illusions,
  • jives,
  • jive,
  • fast one,
  • chicane,
  • mare's-nest.
  •declaration (noun)
  • sayings,
  • de-position,
  • in formations,
  • re mark,
  • Testimonies,
  • saying,
  • de-positions,
  • de positions,
  • promulgation,
  • de position,
  • in-formation,
  • re-marks,
  • Re-mark,
  • two cents' worth,
  • in-formations,
  • say so,
  • re marks,
  • in formation,
  • two cents' worths.
  •defense (noun)
  • off-time,
  • cleanups,
  • apologetics,
  • cleanup,
  • copout.
  •deformity; falsification (noun)
  • distortion.
  •description (noun)
  • re presentations,
  • portraiture,
  • ex plication,
  • ex-plications,
  • ex plications,
  • presentments,
  • presentment,
  • de-lineations,
  • ex-plication,
  • summarizations,
  • re-presentations,
  • re presentation,
  • de lineation,
  • de lineations,
  • de-lineation,
  • Re-presentation,
  • portraitures,
  • characterizations,
  • writeup,
  • summarization.
  •description, reading (noun)
  • narration.
  •design (noun)
  • co nation,
  • co-nations,
  • lay the land,
  • re flection,
  • conations,
  • co nations,
  • co-nation,
  • Recipes,
  • de-sign,
  • whats cookings,
  • Conation,
  • under-taking,
  • what cookings,
  • de-liberation,
  • re-flections,
  • intendments,
  • whats cooking,
  • what cooking,
  • under taking,
  • de-signs,
  • game plan,
  • de liberations,
  • Intendment,
  • re-flection,
  • pro position,
  • what's cookings,
  • de signs,
  • what's cooking,
  • re flections,
  • de liberation,
  • lay land,
  • de-liberations,
  • pro positions,
  • under-takings,
  • pro-positions,
  • lay of land,
  • de sign.
  •detail (noun)
  • particular.
  •dispatch (noun)
  • messages,
  • dis-patches,
  • dis-patch,
  • dis patches,
  • communique,
  • communiques,
  • dis patch.
  •distortion (noun)
  • tall story,
  • twistednesses,
  • mutilation,
  • in torsions,
  • twistedness,
  • co-lorings,
  • malconformations,
  • BSS,
  • mis interpretation,
  • mis shape,
  • mis shapes,
  • intorsions,
  • co lorings,
  • mutilations,
  • in-torsions,
  • mis-shape,
  • mis-shapes,
  • co-loring,
  • mis-interpretation,
  • mis-interpretations,
  • in-torsion,
  • co loring.
  •event (noun)
  • co incidence,
  • co-incidences,
  • mis take,
  • mis-take,
  • conjunctures,
  • marvel,
  • mis fortune,
  • co-incidence,
  • conjuncture,
  • co incidences,
  • mis takes,
  • trans action,
  • phase,
  • trans-action,
  • mis-fortunes,
  • trans actions,
  • mis-takes,
  • mis fortunes,
  • trans-actions.
  •excuse (noun)
  • dis guise,
  • dis-guises,
  • why and wherefores,
  • coverup,
  • why wherefore,
  • cover stories,
  • cop-outs,
  • cop outs,
  • evasion,
  • stopgap,
  • cover story,
  • cop-out,
  • dis guises,
  • why wherefores,
  • why and wherefore,
  • dis-guise.
  •excuse, defense (noun)
  • plea.
  •explanation (noun)
  • ex-ample,
  • re solutions,
  • re-solution,
  • dis play,
  • re-solutions,
  • ex planations,
  • ex planation,
  • dis-plays,
  • de tails,
  • de-tails,
  • dis plays,
  • ex ample,
  • ex-planation,
  • talkings,
  • dis-play,
  • ex-planations.
  •explanation, justification (noun)
  • defense.
  •exposition (noun)
  • ex positions,
  • re views,
  • ex pounding,
  • re-view,
  • thesis,
  • ex-pounding,
  • tractates,
  • expoundings,
  • ex position,
  • re-views,
  • ex-positions,
  • enucleation,
  • ex-position,
  • construal,
  • re view,
  • construals,
  • enucleations,
  • Tractate.
  •fabrication, lie (noun)
  • invention.
  •facts (noun)
  • facts,
  • info,
  • numbers,
  • inside dopes,
  • like is,
  • whole story,
  • like i,
  • whole stories,
  • like it is,
  • inside dope,
  • infos,
  • like it i.
  •falsehood (noun)
  • fallaciousness,
  • figment,
  • falseness,
  • half truths,
  • Untruism,
  • perjury,
  • fibbery,
  • feigning,
  • fakery,
  • dissimulation,
  • half truth.
  •falsity (noun)
  • deceptivenesses,
  • in fidelities,
  • un faithfulnesses,
  • hypocrisy,
  • un-reality,
  • un-faithfulness,
  • deceptiveness,
  • un realities,
  • uncandidness,
  • unreality,
  • in sincerity,
  • un-candidness,
  • doubledealing,
  • fraudulences,
  • in accuracies,
  • un reality,
  • dis ingenuousness,
  • in fidelity,
  • in accuracy,
  • un candidnesses,
  • dis-ingenuousnesses,
  • un-candidnesses,
  • Double dealing,
  • in-sincerity,
  • in-fidelities,
  • in-accuracy,
  • in-sincerities,
  • un faithfulness,
  • fraudulence,
  • unrealities,
  • un-faithfulnesses,
  • dis ingenuousnesses,
  • uncandidnesses,
  • un candidness,
  • mis-representations,
  • dis-ingenuousness,
  • in-fidelity,
  • in sincerities,
  • in-accuracies,
  • infidelity,
  • un-realities.
  •fib (noun)
  • fib,
  • spinaches,
  • spinach.
  •floor (noun)
  • nadir,
  • up-stairs,
  • up stairs,
  • lowest points,
  • mezzanine,
  • lowest point,
  • downstairses.
  •gossip (noun)
  • talebearing,
  • in-jury,
  • back-fence talk,
  • dirty linen,
  • malicious talk,
  • in jury,
  • earful,
  • blether,
  • backfence talks,
  • back fence talk,
  • idle talk,
  • dirty linens,
  • malicious talks,
  • dirty laundry,
  • clothesline,
  • back-fence talks,
  • wire,
  • dirty wash,
  • blethers,
  • back fence talks,
  • dirty washes,
  • idle talks,
  • dirty laundries,
  • in juries,
  • earfuls,
  • clotheslines,
  • backfence talk.
  •history (noun)
  • auto biographies,
  • re capitulation,
  • auto-biographies,
  • auto biography,
  • re-capitulations,
  • re capitulations,
  • re-capitulation,
  • auto-biography,
  • epic.
  •horizontal position or thing (noun)
  • level.
  •implausible story (noun)
  • song and dance.
  •indirect representation, storytelling (noun)
  • allegory.
  •intention (noun)
  • design.
  •invention (noun)
  • tall stories.
  •inveracity (noun)
  • de-traction,
  • dis informations,
  • disinformations,
  • hyper-bole,
  • de tractions,
  • cock and bull story,
  • dis-information,
  • dis information,
  • disinformation,
  • de-tractions,
  • hyper bole,
  • in veracity,
  • de traction,
  • in-veracities,
  • hyper boles,
  • in veracities,
  • hyper-boles,
  • dis-informations,
  • in-veracity.
  •item (noun)
  • novelty,
  • specifics,
  • paragraphs,
  • Minutiae,
  • minor points,
  • conversation pieces,
  • minor point,
  • incidentals,
  • conversation piece.
  •justification (noun)
  • palliatives,
  • re-buttals,
  • wherefores,
  • sanctifications,
  • raison detre,
  • whatfor,
  • re buttals,
  • whole idea,
  • sanctification,
  • palliative,
  • whitewashings,
  • whatfors,
  • re-buttal,
  • re buttal,
  • whole ideas.
  •layer (noun)
  • coat,
  • lamination,
  • graduation,
  • covering,
  • Strata,
  • mantle,
  • tier,
  • hierarchy,
  • blanket.
  •legend (noun)
  • apologue.
  •level (noun)
  • sur face,
  • levels,
  • sur-face,
  • sur faces.
  •lie (noun)
  • fabrication,
  • white lie,
  • falsehood.
  •literature (noun)
  • belles-lettres,
  • re search,
  • re searches,
  • lore,
  • written work,
  • belles-lettre,
  • belles lettre,
  • LITS,
  • humanities,
  • literary work,
  • Re-search,
  • literary works,
  • belleslettre,
  • written works,
  • belles lettres,
  • belleslettres.
  •logic for belief, action (noun)
  • rationale.
  •misrepresentation (noun)
  • falsifications,
  • falsification,
  • not a true picture,
  • false light.
  •misstatement (noun)
  • mis statements,
  • mis statement,
  • mis-statements,
  • mis-statement.
  •narration (noun)
  • storytelling,
  • voice-over,
  • voiceover.
  •narrative (noun)
  • narrative.
  •narrative, rendering (noun)
  • recital.
  •news (noun)
  • telegram,
  • Head-line,
  • Tiding,
  • news flash,
  • eye-openers,
  • the goods,
  • front-page news,
  • itemizations,
  • particularization,
  • itemization,
  • eye-opener.
  •news report (noun)
  • news report.
  •notice (noun)
  • Posters,
  • manifesto.
  •novel (noun)
  • novella,
  • novellas,
  • cliff-hanger,
  • potboilers,
  • novelettes,
  • bestseller,
  • novelle,
  • cliff-hangers,
  • novelette,
  • best seller,
  • cliff hanger,
  • paperbacks,
  • potboiler,
  • paperback,
  • cliff hangers.
  •old wives' tale (noun)
  • false beliefs,
  • superstitious beliefs,
  • old wives tale,
  • false knowledges,
  • false belief,
  • false knowledge,
  • superstitious belief.
  •plan of action (noun)
  • strategy.
  •plea (noun)
  • Pleadings,
  • fish tale,
  • OUTS.
  •plot (noun)
  • un folding,
  • un-folding,
  • out-lines,
  • out-line,
  • out lines,
  • out line.
  •plot, maneuver to get result (noun)
  • scheme.
  •popular belief (noun)
  • old wives' tale.
  •rationale (noun)
  • big ideas,
  • hypo-thesis,
  • whyfor,
  • the big ideas,
  • big idea,
  • the whole idea,
  • the big idea,
  • hypo thesis.
  •reason, excuse (noun)
  • justification.
  •recital (noun)
  • musicals,
  • Musicale,
  • musicales,
  • de tailings,
  • de-tailings,
  • re petitions,
  • de-tailing,
  • re petition,
  • re-petition,
  • de tailing,
  • re-petitions,
  • detailings.
  •record (noun)
  • registry,
  • paper trail,
  • transcription,
  • swindle sheet,
  • transcriptions,
  • Registries,
  • monuments,
  • written material,
  • log,
  • documentation,
  • documentations.
  •release (noun)
  • re-leases,
  • re-lease,
  • propaganda,
  • re lease,
  • re leases.
  •reminiscence (noun)
  • reliving,
  • re livings,
  • rememberings,
  • re-collections,
  • firsthand account,
  • re-living,
  • relivings,
  • firsthand accounts,
  • re living,
  • re-collection,
  • re collections,
  • re-livings,
  • re collection.
  •romance (noun)
  • idyll,
  • tearjerker,
  • love stories,
  • tear-jerker,
  • romance,
  • lyrics,
  • tear jerkers,
  • tearjerkers,
  • love story,
  • melodramas,
  • melodrama,
  • idylls,
  • tear jerker,
  • tear-jerkers.
  •rumor (noun)
  • rumors.
  •scheme (noun)
  • frame up,
  • frame ups,
  • frameups,
  • putup job,
  • covins,
  • frame-ups,
  • put up jobs,
  • put-up jobs,
  • Covin,
  • frame-up,
  • put-up job,
  • frameup,
  • put up job,
  • putup jobs.
  •song and dance (noun)
  • the business,
  • elaborate explanation,
  • ripoff.
  •storey (noun)
  • storey.
  •story line (noun)
  • story-line.
  •stratagem (noun)
  • little game,
  • gamesmanship.
  •strategy (noun)
  • maneuverings,
  • cunnings,
  • grand designs,
  • grand design.
  •tale (noun)
  • tale.
  •talebearing (noun)
  • Gossipry.
  •talk about supposed truth (noun)
  • rumor.
  •taradiddle (noun)
  • taradiddle.
  •tarradiddle (noun)
  • tarradiddle.
  •tiding (noun)
  • tidings.
  •trick (noun)
  • deception,
  • strategem,
  • stratagem.
  •version (noun)
  • rewordings,
  • para phrase,
  • re wordings,
  • re-wordings,
  • re-statements,
  • re-statement,
  • para phrases,
  • redactions,
  • redaction,
  • para-phrase,
  • re-wording,
  • re statement,
  • re statements,
  • para-phrases,
  • simplification,
  • re wording,
  • simplifications.
  •whopper (noun)
  • remarkables,
  • BIGS.
  •written, nonrhythmic literature (noun)
  • prose.
  •written description of past events (noun)
  • account.

• v.

  •Other relevant words: (verb)
  • plot.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • deck,
  • lie,
  • cock-and-bull story,
  • event,
  • preview,
  • panorama,
  • sob story,
  • profile,
  • story line,
  • canard,
  • ballad,
  • recitation,
  • snapshot,
  • tall tale,
  • fish story,
  • tradition,
  • record,
  • portrayal,
  • description,
  • depiction,
  • literature,
  • running commentary,
  • model,
  • characterization,
  • rigmarole,
  • whopper.
  •
  • exposition,
  • misrepresentation,
  • portrait,
  • misstatement,
  • vignette,
  • news,
  • Inveracity,
  • untruth,
  • caricature,
  • buildup,
  • sketch,
  • paragraph,
  • image,
  • feature,
  • squib.
  •
  • life,
  • falsity,
  • prevarication,
  • mystery.
  •folk tale
  • fairy tale.
  •Other relevant words:
  • novel,
  • construction.

Paraphrases for Story:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    tale, Tales.
  • Noun, plural
    Tales.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    tale.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    Histories, history.
  • Noun, plural
    Histories.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    storyline, fairytale, plot, parable, history, romance, legend, myth.
  • Verb, past tense
    history.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    Discoveries, incidents, developments, lessons, merits, tells, reaches, Cas.
  • Noun, plural
    historians, Centuries, origins.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    discuss, media, scoop, version, storey, thing, fiction, adventure, book, intrigue, stuff.
  • Verb, past tense
    Happened, heard, wanted.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    accomplishments, Memories.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    anecdote, narration.
  • Interjection
    history.

Antonyms for Story:

• n.

  • account, news
    non-fiction, truth.
  • Other antonyms:
    chronicle, history, memoir, truism, certainty, authentication, honesty, fact, annals, confirmation, reality, validation, biography, verification, substantiation, veracity, truthfulness, literalness, verity.

Homophones for Story:

• seeder, shoetree, six-shooter, sister, Shittah Tree, stature, stayer, six day war, shad roe, stirrer, stare, sutura, starry, skid row, sudra, shyster, shedder, sea otter, storey, shudder, scouter, stairway, skidder, stutterer, stereo, squatter, scoter, sequester, soda water, satori, shatter, stray, side door, skitter, storeria, starer, star, scooter, strew, suggester, stater, shudra, sea aster, stutter, Sectary, sector, set theory, shutter, stair, scatter, sitter, setaria, straw, shoe store, shuddery, swither, statutory, satire, souther, sweater, sou'wester, steatorrhea, sutra, shade tree, shadower, shot tower, strayer, steerer, skater, sea scooter, satureia, swatter, shooter, show the door, suture, suitor, sagittaria, satyr, sitar, seawater, sudor, sea star, statuary, succeeder, sou'easter, stir, steer, starr, store, storie, stria, six-day war, stator, shouter, sixty-three, setter, seder, Sudatory, Skye Terrier.

Hypernym for Story:

• n.

  • communication
    apologue, legend, myth, love story, short story, mystery, whodunit, romance, allegory, adventure story, parable, mystery story, heroic tale, fable, plot.

Hyponym for Story:

• n.

  • communication
    fiction.

Meronym for Story:

• n.

  • communication
    bathos, anticlimax, culmination, climax.