Definition for Word:

• To put into words; to group ( words) so as to express an idea rightly. — Word, the second person of the Trinity; the Holy Bible.

Synonyms for Word:

• n.

  •
  • concept,
  • speech,
  • sound,
  • designation.
  •
  • anagram,
  • acrostic,
  • archaism,
  • borrowing,
  • americanism,
  • chant,
  • catch-all,
  • Arabism,
  • anglicism,
  • talk,
  • introduction.
  •
  • communicate,
  • express yourself,
  • utter,
  • words,
  • speak,
  • put (something) into words.
  •
  • exchange,
  • consultation,
  • negotiation,
  • exploration,
  • commentary,
  • inquest,
  • talks.
  •
  • chorus,
  • verse,
  • refrain.
  •
  • the lexicon,
  • plight.
  •
  • over,
  • charge.
  •
  • knowledge.
  •
  • gossip,
  • tattle,
  • scuttlebutt,
  • hearsay.
  •
  • debate,
  • dispute,
  • hassle,
  • spat,
  • quarrel,
  • argument,
  • wrangle,
  • tangle,
  • altercation,
  • conflict,
  • bicker,
  • disagreement,
  • clash,
  • squabble,
  • difficulty,
  • tiff,
  • controversy,
  • fight,
  • contention.
  •articulate (noun)
  • articulate.
  •assurance (noun)
  • security,
  • profession,
  • sure thing,
  • shoo-in,
  • insurance,
  • support,
  • warranty.
  •authority (noun)
  • might,
  • sway,
  • ropes,
  • zap,
  • jurisdiction,
  • dominion,
  • rule,
  • strong arm,
  • strength,
  • pow,
  • prerogative,
  • steam,
  • powerhouses,
  • right,
  • influences,
  • POWS,
  • juice,
  • jump,
  • weight,
  • force,
  • authorization,
  • permit,
  • government,
  • domination,
  • edge,
  • leg up,
  • powerhouse,
  • prestige,
  • license,
  • say,
  • credit,
  • mastery,
  • whip hand,
  • might and main,
  • say-so,
  • permission,
  • influence,
  • esteem,
  • ascendancy,
  • upper hand,
  • what it takes,
  • beef,
  • supremacy,
  • punch.
  •authorization (noun)
  • sanction.
  •behest (noun)
  • prompting,
  • precept.
  •bible (noun)
  • bible.
  •bond (noun)
  • trans action,
  • trans-actions,
  • trans-action,
  • trans actions.
  •book (noun)
  • book.
  •coinage (noun)
  • neologism.
  •command (noun)
  • will,
  • devoir,
  • devoirs,
  • imperatives,
  • requirements,
  • requirement,
  • adjurations,
  • adjuration,
  • prohibitions.
  •commitment (noun)
  • under taking,
  • under-takings,
  • under-taking.
  •communication (noun)
  • word.
  •countersign (noun)
  • countersign.
  •direction(s) (noun)
  • sealed orders.
  •directive (noun)
  • ukases.
  •discussion (noun)
  • discussion.
  •engagement (noun)
  • betrothments,
  • betrothings.
  •expression (noun)
  • de-livery,
  • ex planations,
  • de liveries,
  • ex-planations,
  • choice words,
  • ex-position,
  • choice of word,
  • set phrases,
  • de-liveries,
  • ex planation,
  • turn phrase,
  • de livery,
  • ex-positions.
  •formulate (noun)
  • formulate.
  •give and take (noun)
  • give and take.
  •good faith (noun)
  • bonne foi,
  • good-faith.
  •guarantee (noun)
  • oath,
  • collateral,
  • lien,
  • certification,
  • token,
  • safeguard,
  • contract,
  • affirmation,
  • pledge,
  • countersignature.
  •idiom (noun)
  • localisms,
  • street talks,
  • provincialisms.
  •parole (noun)
  • parole.
  •password (noun)
  • key word.
  •polemic (noun)
  • OUTS,
  • setto,
  • dustup,
  • set-to,
  • knock down and drag out,
  • bone to pick,
  • finishers,
  • knockdown,
  • face off,
  • knockdowns,
  • finisher,
  • set to,
  • statics,
  • bickerings,
  • dustups,
  • brannigan,
  • fallings,
  • crusher,
  • GINS,
  • gin,
  • crushers.
  •promise (noun)
  • affiance,
  • sacred word,
  • affiances.
  •proverb (noun)
  • pro verbs,
  • pro verb,
  • folk wisdoms,
  • pro-verbs,
  • pro-verb.
  •remark (noun)
  • re flections,
  • bons mots,
  • re gards,
  • re-flection,
  • re marks,
  • re-marks,
  • re mark,
  • re-gard,
  • re-flections,
  • ex plications,
  • ex-plication,
  • re flection,
  • ex-plications,
  • ex plication.
  •report (noun)
  • the latest,
  • write up,
  • writeup,
  • hot wire,
  • blow by blow.
  •rumor (noun)
  • back fence talks,
  • back fence talk,
  • backfence talks,
  • backfence talk,
  • back-fence talks.
  •sanction (noun)
  • seal approval,
  • sufferances,
  • stamp approval.
  •say-so (noun)
  • say so.
  •solemn word (noun)
  • solemn-word.
  •son (noun)
  • son.
  •statement (noun)
  • re citation,
  • blow-by-blows,
  • re-citations,
  • re-citation,
  • re citations.
  •talebearing (noun)
  • dirty linen,
  • clothesline,
  • malicious talk,
  • clotheslines,
  • blethers,
  • idle talk,
  • dirty wash,
  • blether,
  • dirty laundry.
  •term (noun)
  • de nomination,
  • de-nominations,
  • de-nomination,
  • de nominations.
  •thing (noun)
  • in dividual,
  • sub-stance,
  • sub stance,
  • sub stances,
  • in-dividual,
  • sub-stances.
  •tidings (noun)
  • tidings,
  • announcement.
  •tip-off (noun)
  • tipoff,
  • tip off.
  •tip/tipoff (noun)
  • fore-cast,
  • fore cast,
  • inside wires,
  • pre dictions,
  • fore casts,
  • pre-diction,
  • word advice,
  • tipoffs,
  • fore-casts,
  • secret informations,
  • pre-dictions.
  •veracity (noun)
  • trustworthiness,
  • straight stuff,
  • veraciousness,
  • veridicality.
  •warning (noun)
  • foretokens,
  • fores,
  • watch-it,
  • handwriting on wall,
  • Soss,
  • foretoken,
  • heads up,
  • Maydays.
  •watchword (noun)
  • watchword.
  •whisper (noun)
  • under tone,
  • in-sinuation,
  • secret messages,
  • hushed tones,
  • under-tones,
  • under-tone,
  • in-sinuations,
  • divulgences,
  • under tones,
  • low voices.
  •word (noun)
  • dispatch,
  • confab,
  • confabulation,
  • adage,
  • vocabulary,
  • thesaurus,
  • decree,
  • comment,
  • account,
  • terminology,
  • morpheme,
  • word of honor,
  • lexicon,
  • conversation,
  • green light,
  • pronouncement,
  • bulletin,
  • edict,
  • nomenclature,
  • go-ahead,
  • verbiage,
  • chat,
  • jargon,
  • byword,
  • solemn oath,
  • name,
  • assertion,
  • slogan,
  • colloquy,
  • notice,
  • news,
  • lexeme,
  • discourse,
  • chitchat,
  • rumble,
  • logos,
  • intimation.
  •written communication (noun)
  • missive.

• v.

  •couch (verb)
  • sets forth.
  •express (verb)
  • dis closing,
  • ex pressed,
  • dis closes,
  • de noting,
  • re presents,
  • re-veal,
  • re-veals,
  • de clares,
  • re veals,
  • ex presses,
  • be-spoken,
  • in-tending,
  • de notes,
  • in tending,
  • de-noted,
  • de noted,
  • pro-claims,
  • be speaks,
  • puts across,
  • ex press,
  • in tended,
  • ex-pressing,
  • in-sinuating,
  • de-clares,
  • de-notes,
  • in-tends,
  • Re-present,
  • popping off,
  • be speak,
  • re presenting,
  • putting across,
  • in sinuated,
  • re presented,
  • be spake,
  • in-tended,
  • de-noting,
  • ex-presses,
  • de-note,
  • ex-press,
  • in-tend,
  • in sinuate,
  • pro-claiming,
  • dis-closed,
  • be-speaking,
  • re-presents,
  • be-speak,
  • makes known,
  • be-speaks,
  • de note,
  • in-sinuates,
  • de picts,
  • de-clare,
  • be spoken,
  • pro claims,
  • be speaking,
  • dis closed,
  • pro claiming,
  • re present,
  • dis-closing,
  • pro claim,
  • in tend,
  • putting in to words,
  • be-spoke,
  • de-pict,
  • pops off,
  • be-spake,
  • re-presenting,
  • puts in to words,
  • de pict,
  • ex pressing,
  • de-picts,
  • be spoke,
  • puts into words,
  • dis-close,
  • in sinuates,
  • dis-closes,
  • pro claimed,
  • ex-pressed,
  • dis close,
  • de clare,
  • put in to words,
  • putting into words,
  • in sinuating,
  • in-sinuate,
  • in tends,
  • re-presented.
  •phrase (verb)
  • pre sent,
  • pre-sents,
  • pre-sent.
  •promise (verb)
  • declaration.
  •put (verb)
  • pro-pones,
  • pro positioning,
  • pro positioned,
  • pro pones,
  • trans pose,
  • pro pounded,
  • pro-pound,
  • bringing forward,
  • pro-pounds,
  • pro-positioned,
  • setting before,
  • pro-pone,
  • pro pounds,
  • sets before,
  • trans late,
  • trans posed,
  • proponing,
  • pro pounding,
  • pro-pounding,
  • trans-posing,
  • trans-lated,
  • pro-pounded,
  • pro-positioning,
  • proponed,
  • trans-pose,
  • pro pone,
  • brings forward.

• Other synonyms:

  •Good Book
  • good book.
  •Holy Scripture
  • holy scripture.
  •Holy Writ
  • holy writ.
  •Scripture
  • scripture.
  •
  • scrap,
  • coverage,
  • signal-to-noise ratio,
  • vocab,
  • clue,
  • common knowledge,
  • padding,
  • rhubarb,
  • record,
  • technicality,
  • commandment,
  • solemn word,
  • locution,
  • content,
  • gleanings,
  • trivia,
  • data,
  • practicality,
  • public property,
  • traffic,
  • result,
  • predicate,
  • stock,
  • home truths,
  • A to Z,
  • run-in,
  • Tiding,
  • findings,
  • entry,
  • signal,
  • titbit,
  • publication,
  • factoid,
  • specifics,
  • particular,
  • lexis,
  • tittle-tattle,
  • particularity,
  • the lowdown,
  • raw,
  • fact,
  • bearer,
  • tidbit,
  • case,
  • propaganda,
  • breakdown,
  • detail,
  • the ins and outs,
  • Gossipry,
  • stuff,
  • intricacy,
  • background,
  • the last word,
  • nugget,
  • score,
  • part of speech,
  • material.
  •
  • letter,
  • shoutout,
  • vow,
  • saying.
  •
  • expression,
  • note,
  • lyric.
  •
  • bidding,
  • usage,
  • instruction,
  • covenant.
  •
  • scoop,
  • guaranty.
  •
  • warrant,
  • law.
  •
  • direction.
  •
  • order.
  •Word of God
  • word of god.
  •analogue
  • synonym.
  •couch
  • set forth,
  • setting forth,
  • Worded.
  •part of speech
  • preposition.
  •phrase
  • phrasing.
  •wordplay
  • paronomasia.

Paraphrases for Word:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    words.
  • Noun, plural
    words.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    buzzword, watchword, terminology, catchword.

• Independent

  • Adjective, comparative
    earlier, adjective.
  • Proper noun, singular
    references, remarks, Nota.
  • Noun, plural
    greetings, EARS, remarks, promises.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    floor, phrase, nutshell, promises, adjective, remark, concept, comment, mention, sentence, rumor, rhetoric, indication, denomination, something, commentary, notion, definition, designation, observation, mouth, thing.
  • Verb, past participle
    addressed, Allowed, Obtained, heard, said, opposed, saved, changed, Meant, called, given.
  • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
    AM.

• Other Related

  • Adjective, comparative
    expression, phrase, words.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    expression, vocabulary.
  • Interjection
    words.

Antonyms for Word:

• n.

  • advice
    deception, deceit, misinformation, falsehood, betrayal, lie, misrepresentation.
  • assurance
    doubt, distrust.
  • word
    breach, silence, question, break.
  • Other antonyms:
    recommendation.

Word Sentence Examples:

• May I have just one word with you, sir?

• There is no word.

Holonyms for Word:

• n.

  • quantity
    kilobyte, kb, kibibyte, KiB, K.

Hypernym for Word:

• n.

  • communication
    key word, cognate word, partitive, whole name, language, syncategorem, Hapax Legomenon, word form, Polysemous Word, anagram, metonym, four-letter word, terminology, superordinate word, spoken word, opposite word, holonym, monosyllable, monosyllabic word, polysyllable, retronym, open-class word, loan, deictic, nomenclature, guideword, derivative, polysyllabic word, disyllable, closed-class word, Polysemantic Word, descriptor, manner name, troponym, contraction, classifier, back-formation, synonym, cognate, oxytone, substantive, nonce word, deictic word, term, reduplication, dissyllable, syncategoreme, trisyllable, headword, dirty word, superordinate, diminutive, antonym, subordinate, written word, head, content word, hyponym, subordinate word, coinage, signifier, homonym, logical quantifier, hypernym, vocable, meronym, equivalent word, guide word, heteronym, loanword, neologism, charade, loan-blend, catchword, quantifier, primitive, form, loanblend, paroxytone, Paronym, part name, anaphor, palindrome, hybrid, neology, proparoxytone, function word, opposite, Four-letter Anglo-saxon Word, head word, polysemant.

Hyponym for Word:

• n.

  • communication
    language unit, statement, order, linguistic unit.
  • quantity
    computer memory unit.

Meronym for Word:

• n.

  • communication
    syllable, affix.
  • quantity
    byte.