Definition for World:

• w. -power, powerful State whose policy &c. may affect the w. at large.

Synonyms for World:

• adj.

  •global (adjective)
  • cosmopolitan,
  • cosmic,
  • blanket,
  • mundane,
  • encyclopedic,
  • total,
  • universal,
  • grand,
  • comprehensive,
  • planetary,
  • spherical,
  • earthly,
  • unlimited,
  • catholic,
  • ecumenical,
  • unbounded,
  • all-inclusive,
  • general,
  • all-around,
  • all-out,
  • overall,
  • exhaustive,
  • pandemic,
  • thorough,
  • sweeping,
  • international.
  •high-grade (adjective)
  • fab,
  • primo,
  • first class,
  • top of the line,
  • firstclass,
  • top-of-the-line.

• n.

  •Earth (noun)
  • earth.
  •Homo sapiens (noun)
  • homo-sapiens,
  • human specie.
  •
  • coast-to-coast,
  • abroad,
  • anglo-american,
  • american,
  • bicoastal,
  • anglophone,
  • continental,
  • anglo-saxon,
  • baltic,
  • arctic.
  •
  • acquire,
  • division,
  • class,
  • come out,
  • disestablish,
  • system,
  • beggar,
  • descend,
  • ascent,
  • bankrupt,
  • comedown,
  • climb.
  •
  • civil society,
  • atmosphere,
  • civilization,
  • civilized,
  • cultural,
  • the community,
  • cross-cultural,
  • adolescence,
  • memory,
  • civilize,
  • environment,
  • experience,
  • childhood,
  • civilise,
  • civilisation,
  • advanced.
  •
  • conditions,
  • background,
  • career,
  • business,
  • state of affairs,
  • situation,
  • position,
  • circumstance,
  • event,
  • context.
  •
  • produce,
  • bear,
  • the turn of the century,
  • have a baby.
  •
  • heretic,
  • atheist,
  • secular,
  • godless,
  • unorthodox,
  • irreligious,
  • rationalist,
  • place,
  • agnostic,
  • irreverent,
  • humanism.
  •
  • comet,
  • black hole,
  • celestial object,
  • cluster,
  • the Big Dipper,
  • cosmic dust,
  • part,
  • matter,
  • antimatter,
  • dark matter,
  • constellation.
  •
  • the Celtic fringe,
  • australasia,
  • Central America,
  • biome,
  • the Caribbean,
  • the Arctic,
  • the Antarctic,
  • culture,
  • Atlantic Rim,
  • Asia-Pacific.
  •
  • subject,
  • counterculture,
  • lifestyle,
  • way of life,
  • the simple life,
  • Nineteen Eighty Four,
  • Living Standards,
  • modus vivendi,
  • the high life.
  •
  • the world,
  • be,
  • limited,
  • climate,
  • the planet,
  • the globe,
  • the earth,
  • medium,
  • Mother Earth,
  • surroundings.
  •
  • be/become (a) legend,
  • be noted for,
  • be a household name/word,
  • need no introduction.
  •a great deal (noun)
  • big,
  • peck.
  •being (noun)
  • journey,
  • actuality,
  • living,
  • vitality,
  • reality,
  • presence,
  • animation.
  •cosmos (noun)
  • galaxy,
  • solar system.
  •creation (noun)
  • totality,
  • living world.
  •domain (noun)
  • domain.
  •earthly concern (noun)
  • earthly concern.
  •environment (noun)
  • Mise En Scene.
  •existence (noun)
  • duration,
  • perseverance,
  • big game,
  • endurance,
  • lifing,
  • real world,
  • essence,
  • hand one is dealt,
  • entity,
  • something,
  • the big game,
  • permanence,
  • continuance,
  • survival,
  • being,
  • individuality,
  • breath,
  • rat race,
  • continuation.
  •flesh (noun)
  • carnality,
  • animality,
  • mortality,
  • people,
  • stock.
  •global (noun)
  • global.
  •globe (noun)
  • ball,
  • apple,
  • balloon,
  • orb,
  • round.
  •human beings (noun)
  • human beings.
  •humanity (noun)
  • humanity.
  •humankind (noun)
  • humankind.
  •humans (noun)
  • humans.
  •planet (noun)
  • luminous bodies,
  • wandering stars.
  •populace (noun)
  • populace.
  •public (noun)
  • public.
  •realm (noun)
  • pro-vinces,
  • ex tent,
  • ex-tent,
  • ex tents,
  • pro-vince,
  • pro vinces,
  • pro vince,
  • ex-tents,
  • neck woods,
  • neck the woods.
  •region (noun)
  • shire,
  • demesne,
  • Shires,
  • neck of woods,
  • stomping ground,
  • demesnes,
  • region.
  •society (noun)
  • general publics,
  • social orders.
  •universe (noun)
  • heavens,
  • plenum,
  • cosmos.
  •world (noun)
  • heavenly body,
  • star,
  • area,
  • man,
  • pursuits,
  • worldly concern,
  • microcosm,
  • Everyone,
  • mankind,
  • worldwide,
  • matters,
  • sphere,
  • field,
  • Everybody,
  • ambience,
  • race,
  • existence,
  • terrene,
  • group.

• v.

  •conflict (verb)
  • war.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • era,
  • bailiwick,
  • milieu,
  • homo sapiens.
  •
  • ambiance.
  •
  • bag,
  • age,
  • terrain,
  • province.
  •
  • department.
  •
  • history.
  •
  • territory.
  •
  • circle.
  •
  • be remembered as someone/for (doing) something.
  •a great deal
  • lot,
  • barrel,
  • pile,
  • mass,
  • mountain,
  • much,
  • pack,
  • abundance,
  • wealth,
  • power,
  • profusion,
  • heap,
  • sight,
  • plenty.

Paraphrases for World:

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    planet.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    planet.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    global, universal, post-world, earth, universe.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    worldview, universal, earth, universe.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    Plenipotentiaries, dollars, appropriations, preparations, proposals, experiences, matters, decisions, aliens, commitments, women, circles, experts, components, Pensions, data, pays, Fears, Rights, international, Entities, Forms, Goals, images, castles, heads, globally, mondiale, globe, internationally, welt.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Capita, homeworld, globally, worid, orb, crowd, realm, mondiale, Everybody, annihilation, globe, internationally, Everyone, sphere, balloon.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    leading, integrating, exporting.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    events.

Antonyms for World:

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    shouting distance, hair, hop, hairbreadth, void, stone's throw, skip, inch, nothingness, national.

World Sentence Examples:

• Nothing is now left me in this world.

• One that will revolutionate the world.

Homophones for World:

• Whirled.

Hypernym for World:

• n.

  • group
    academia, grub street, academe.

Hyponym for World:

• n.

  • group
    social class, class, stratum, socio-economic class.
  • object
    part, piece.