Synonyms and Antonyms for human-activity
1. human activity (n.)
something that people do or cause to happen
- mitzvah
- permissive waste
- communication
- causation
- human action
- motivation
- production
- running away
- egress
- hindrance
- touch
- assumption
- deed
- effectuation
- speech act
- causing
- egression
- forfeiture
- exhumation
- recovery
- disinterment
- promulgation
- implementation
- disposal
- interference
- stoppage
- event
- nonaccomplishment
- find
- going
- proclamation
- going away
- retrieval
- assessment
- forfeit
- discovery
- wearing
- legitimation
- motivating
- communicating
- digging up
- sacrifice
- activity
- stop
- abidance
- stay
- delivery
- touching
- actuation
- disposition
- obstetrical delivery
- rejection
- emergence
- judgment
- mitsvah
- waste
- inactivity
- judgement
- hire
- equalisation
- acquiring
- derivation
- leveling
- getting
- uncovering
- residence
- equalization
- departure
- residency
- leaving
- nonachievement
- leaning
- act
- action
- propulsion
- distribution
- hinderance
- group action
- wear
4. activity (n.)
any specific behavior
- endeavour
- help
- precedence
- sensory activity
- market place
- dismantlement
- military operation
- dish
- hell
- precedency
- educational activity
- activating
- worship
- occupation
- disturbance
- fit
- line of work
- deeds
- writing
- location
- space walk
- teaching
- work
- wrongful conduct
- hunt
- activation
- practice
- game
- precession
- outlet
- provision
- recreation
- domesticity
- standardization
- usage
- performing
- try
- bag
- standardisation
- release
- verbalisation
- works
- misconduct
- grouping
- emplacement
- representation
- burst
- creation
- mystification
- doings
- measurement
- operation
- employment
- pattern
- assistance
- delectation
- liveliness
- acting
- actus reus
- conduct
- exercise
- measuring
- solo
- mensuration
- business
- mourning
- behaviour
- job
- leadership
- wastefulness
- supplying
- hiding
- search
- last
- hunting
- positioning
- cup of tea
- turn
- readying
- buzz
- variance
- grooming
- locating
- organisation
- negotiation
- vent
- supply
- continuation
- committal to writing
- human action
- obfuscation
- utilisation
- endeavor
- market
- use
- perturbation
- service
- utilization
- leading
- support
- human activity
- music
- wrongdoing
- waste
- followup
- training
- didactics
- demand
- placement
- line
- effort
- continuance
- instruction
- act
- preparation
- dismantling
- verbalization
- behavior
- fun
- aid
- pedagogy
- laughter
- procedure
- control
- marketplace
- process
- measure
- follow-up
- politics
- deed
- education
- concealment
- ceremony
- calibration
- concealing
- creative activity
- animation
- role
- energizing
- sin
- play
- pleasure
- protection
- enjoyment
- assist
- variation
- diversion
- lamentation
- puncture
- position
- dissipation
- disassembly
- attempt
- supporting
- timekeeping
- organization
- playacting
- playing
5. activity (n.)
an organic process that takes place in the body
- control
- bodily function
- psilosis
- transpiration
- pinocytosis
- perspiration
- expectoration
- suppuration
- tanning
- sexual practice
- phagocytosis
- sweating
- maturation
- opsonisation
- consumption
- lachrymation
- watering
- external respiration
- expelling
- breath
- vermiculation
- tears
- ingestion
- sleeping
- crying
- biological process
- organic process
- uptake
- lacrimation
- hypostasis
- breathing
- weeping
- sudation
- emission
- diaphoresis
- sexual activity
- bodily process
- response
- discharge
- tearing
- hidrosis
- opsonization
- festering
- reaction
- intake
- respiration
- insemination
- anastalsis
- sex
- body process
- peristalsis
- overactivity
- ventilation
- ablactation
- lactation
- placentation
- sex activity
- healing
6. activity (n.)
the trait of being active; moving or acting rapidly and energetically
7. activity (n.)
a process existing in or produced by nature (rather than by the intent of human beings)
- magnetization
- oxygenation
- feedback
- softening
- aeration
- dissolution
- selection
- disintegration
- demagnetization
- leaching
- decay
- absorption
- electrophoresis
- source
- concretion
- natural process
- desorption
- chromatography
- survival
- chemical process
- materialization
- antiredeposition
- establishment
- coagulation
- release
- scattering
- set
- oscillation
- transpiration
- materialisation
- fossilisation
- synergy
- stiffening
- geologic process
- synergism
- clotting
- chemical action
- rigidifying
- pair formation
- chemical change
- centrifugation
- filtration
- phase transition
- phase change
- rigidification
- ecesis
- sorption
- natural selection
- curdling
- state change
- ionisation
- precession of the equinoxes
- succession
- ionization
- formation
- sink
- magnetisation
- physical change
- ecological succession
- soakage
- soaking
- action
- survival of the fittest
- pair production
- flocculation
- hardening
- saltation
- extinction
- physical process
- cataphoresis
- distillment
- ion exchange
- stimulation
- extraction
- sericulture
- dielectrolysis
- leach
- magnetic induction
- temperature change
- adiabatic process
- pair creation
- diffusion
- solidification
- process
- distillation
- geological process
- convection
- demagnetisation
- vitrification
- transduction
- effervescence
- soak
- inactivation
- radiation
- solidifying
- acidification
- opacification
- fossilization
- capture
- drift
- nuclear reaction
- curing
- condensation
- flow
- ionophoresis
- natural action
8. activity (n.)
(chemistry) the capacity of a substance to take part in a chemical reaction
10. human (n.)
any living or extinct member of the family Hominidae characterized by superior intelligence, articulate speech, and erect carriage
- Neanderthal
- figure
- flesh
- soma
- frame
- humans
- human head
- shape
- homo
- Neandertal man
- human body
- hominid
- face
- arm
- head of hair
- form
- body hair
- paw
- human being
- physique
- Homo sapiens
- pes
- humankind
- build
- Neandertal
- Neanderthal man
- bod
- humanity
- lumbus
- Rhodesian man
- chassis
- mitt
- genus Homo
- hand
- anatomy
- material body
- mankind
- human beings
- foot
- world
- loin
- physical body
- man
- Homo rhodesiensis
- Homo sapiens neanderthalensis
- Homo erectus
- human race
- Homo habilis
- human face
- mane
- Homo soloensis
- human foot
- manus
