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1. structure
noun.
(ˈstrʌktʃɝ)
A
thing
constructed;
a
complex
entity
constructed
of
many
parts.
Synonyms
equipoise
weapons platform
building
jungle gym
signboard
helix
building complex
catchment
impediment
public works
spiral
partition
pillar
structural member
lodging
body
sign
stadium
bascule
hill
obstructor
quoin
projection
honeycomb
cardhouse
foot
divider
shoebox
story
observation tower
vaulting
construction
balance
substructure
wind tunnel
storey
artifact
level
groundwork
cross
bridge
artefact
coil
complex
supporting structure
defensive structure
guide
landing
boarding
lamination
monument
shipway
false bottom
prefab
altar
plate
wellhead
defense
offset
base
airdock
lookout
observatory
transept
floor
masonry
hull
obstruction
shelter
tower
landing place
arcade
living accommodations
sports stadium
counterbalance
volute
corner
door
column
post and lintel
superstructure
area
obstructer
set-back
fundament
card-house
edifice
whorl
ways
balcony
impedimenta
sail
setoff
trestlework
foundation
porch
bowl
slipway
arena
hangar
housing
fountain
lookout station
house of cards
arch
deathtrap
equilibrium
platform
understructure
entablature
erection
repair shed
establishment
memorial
span
colonnade
mound
cardcastle
defence
Antonyms
natural object
disproportion
disassembly
straight line
uncoiled
Etymology
structure (English)
structure (French)
structura (Latin)
struo (Latin)
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2. structure
noun.
(ˈstrʌktʃɝ)
The
manner
of
construction
of
something
and
the
arrangement
of
its
parts.
Synonyms
makeup
fabric
substructure
cytoarchitecture
computer architecture
architecture
composition
infrastructure
physical composition
constitution
cytoarchitectonics
framework
make-up
Antonyms
inflationary spiral
deflationary spiral
looseness
artifact
porosity
Etymology
structure (English)
structure (French)
structura (Latin)
struo (Latin)
3. structure
noun.
(ˈstrʌktʃɝ)
The
complex
composition
of
knowledge
as
elements
and
their
combinations.
Synonyms
noesis
morphology
arrangement
shape
syntax
pattern
phrase structure
system
form
organization
sound structure
sentence structure
cognition
syllable structure
knowledge
organisation
word structure
Antonyms
softness
thickness
hardness
thinness
fire
Etymology
structure (English)
structure (French)
structura (Latin)
struo (Latin)
4. structure
noun.
(ˈstrʌktʃɝ)
A
particular
complex
anatomical
part
of
a
living
thing.
Synonyms
capsule
filament
rete
cytoskeleton
horny structure
branchial cleft
body part
neural structure
vascular structure
root
fundus
limbus
zone
tooth root
uvea
branchial arch
nucleus
lens nucleus
bony labyrinth
nucleolar organizer
unguis
plica
nucleolus organizer
caliculus
costa
receptor
carina
convolution
fold
gill cleft
chiasma
plexus
concha
cavum
calyculus
nucleolar organiser
bridge
filum
funiculus
landmark
germ
gyrus
cartilaginous structure
bulb
pad
plate
peristome
gill bar
kinetochore
blade
body structure
gill arch
chiasm
cingulum
passage
syrinx
anatomical structure
bodily structure
lacrimal apparatus
nucleolus organiser
gill slit
valve
rotator cuff
infundibulum
aster
ball
cavity
rib
apodeme
calycle
corona
interstice
complex body part
glans
tooth
centromere
alveolar bed
tube
passageway
skeletal structure
layer
zona
cauda
decussation
membranous labyrinth
bodily cavity
osseous labyrinth
radicle
tube-shaped structure
head
cornu
Antonyms
thick
thin
unbreakableness
breakableness
solidity
Etymology
structure (English)
structure (French)
structura (Latin)
struo (Latin)
5. structure
verb.
(ˈstrʌktʃɝ)
Give
a
structure
to.
Synonyms
coordinate
restructure
organise
organize
reconstitute
Antonyms
uncommunicative
natural depression
outfield
ride
subtract
Etymology
structure (English)
structure (French)
structura (Latin)
struo (Latin)
6. plant
noun.
(ˈplænt)
Buildings
for
carrying
on
industrial
labor.
Synonyms
smelter
refinery
disposal plant
sewage disposal plant
packinghouse
building complex
bottling plant
packing plant
still
distillery
smeltery
manufacturing plant
complex
works
brewery
mint
industrial plant
factory
recycling plant
mill
manufactory
saltworks
Antonyms
evergreen plant
cultivated plant
weed
uncover
lend oneself
Etymology
plant (English)
planta (Latin)
planten (Middle English (1100-1500))
plantian (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
plantare (Latin)
7. plant
noun.
(ˈplænt)
(botany)
a
living
organism
lacking
the
power
of
locomotion.
Synonyms
plant kingdom
autophyte
plant structure
houseplant
flora
myrmecophyte
vascular plant
phytoplankton
tracheophyte
garden plant
acrogen
hood
plantlet
Plantae
escape
endemic
rock plant
biennial
aquatic
poisonous plant
sporophyte
gametophyte
cap
monocarpic plant
pot plant
air plant
kingdom Plantae
organism
embryo
being
crop
hygrophyte
ornamental
apomict
autotrophic organism
aerophyte
annual
microflora
epiphyte
non-flowering plant
neophyte
monocarp
monocarpous plant
wilding
autotroph
plant life
plant part
epiphytic plant
autophytic plant
perennial
cryptogam
holophyte
Antonyms
Phanerogamae
Cryptogamia
artifact
fauna
deciduous plant
Etymology
plant (English)
planta (Latin)
planten (Middle English (1100-1500))
plantian (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
plantare (Latin)
8. plant
verb.
(ˈplænt)
Put
or
set
(seeds,
seedlings,
or
plants)
into
the
ground.
Synonyms
bed
put
afforest
dibble
pose
checkrow
place
root
lay
replant
forest
set
tree
position
puddle
Antonyms
biennial
sporadic
short
agitate
worry
Etymology
plant (English)
planta (Latin)
planten (Middle English (1100-1500))
plantian (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
plantare (Latin)
9. plant
verb.
(ˈplænt)
Fix
or
set
securely
or
deeply.
Synonyms
introduce
insert
enter
embed
engraft
pot
infix
bury
sink
implant
nest
imbed
Antonyms
nonexistence
impossibility
absence
starve
functional
Etymology
plant (English)
planta (Latin)
planten (Middle English (1100-1500))
plantian (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
plantare (Latin)
10. plant
verb.
(ˈplænt)
Set
up
or
lay
the
groundwork
for.
Synonyms
constitute
appoint
nominate
fix
found
name
establish
pioneer
initiate
institute
Antonyms
louden
stormy
moving
sound
noisy
Etymology
plant (English)
planta (Latin)
planten (Middle English (1100-1500))
plantian (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
plantare (Latin)
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