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1. property
noun. ['ˈprɑːpɝti'] something owned; any tangible or intangible possession that is owned by someone; .
Synonyms
- lease
- holding
- tangible possession
- stockholdings
- intellectual property
- commonage
- material possession
- trust
- rateables
- worldly possessions
- immovable
- ratables
- personal property
- wealth
- rental
- letting
- worldly goods
- personal estate
- possession
- belongings
- real estate
- spirituality
- church property
- heirloom
- salvage
- things
- community property
- stockholding
- private property
- landholding
- trade-in
- shareholding
- spiritualty
- personalty
- estate
- hereditament
- public property
- worldly belongings
- realty
Antonyms
- odorous
- contraction
- shortness
- flexion
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2. property
noun. ['ˈprɑːpɝti'] a basic or essential attribute shared by all members of a class.
Synonyms
- connectivity
- physical composition
- edibleness
- mode
- saltiness
- size
- richness
- olfactory property
- extension
- fullness
- unsolvability
- actinism
- chemical property
- attribute
- concentration
- smell
- odor
- primality
- spatial property
- temporal property
- viability
- genetic endowment
- makeup
- age
- analyticity
- magnitude
- manner
- tactile property
- compositeness
- heredity
- selectivity
- solubility
- disposition
- device characteristic
- degree
- consistency
- constitution
- edibility
- characteristic
- duality
- feel
- scent
- bodily property
- style
- sustainability
- symmetry
- weakness
- eubstance
- aroma
- physical property
- odour
- body
- spatiality
- visual property
- level
- strength
- insolubility
- optics
- wave-particle duality
- isotropy
- grade
- fashion
- consistence
- taste property
- anisotropy
- mellowness
- composition
- way
- sound property
- vascularity
- make-up
- hydrophobicity
Antonyms
- isotropy
- unsolvability
- weakness
- solubility
- anisotropy
- strength
- insolubility
3. property
noun. ['ˈprɑːpɝti'] any area set aside for a particular purpose.
Synonyms
- sanctuary
- place
- center
- boatyard
- colony
- centre
- hatchery
- geographical region
- geographic area
- geographical area
Antonyms
- unsized
- scarcity
- poverty
- fruitlessness
4. property
noun. ['ˈprɑːpɝti'] any movable articles or objects used on the set of a play or movie.
Synonyms
- mise en scene
- prop
- setting
- stage setting
- object
- custard pie
Antonyms
- digestibility
- little
- big
- bigness
5. property
noun. ['ˈprɑːpɝti'] a construct whereby objects or individuals can be distinguished.
Synonyms
- lineament
- quality
- conception
- dimension
- concept
- feature of speech
- character
- attribute
- construct
- feature
Antonyms
- littleness
- large
- small
- largeness
6. private
adjective. ['ˈpraɪvət'] confined to particular persons or groups or providing privacy.
Synonyms
- cliquish
- semiprivate
- clannish
- backstage
- confidential
- snobby
- snobbish
- privy
- sequestered
- close
- personal
- toffee-nosed
- reclusive
- nonpublic
- esoteric
- tete-a-tete
- insular
- secluded
- one-on-one
- closed-door
- head-to-head
- cloistered
- offstage
- secret
Antonyms
- impersonal
- exoteric
- integrated
- open
Etymology
- privatus (Latin)
7. private
noun. ['ˈpraɪvət'] an enlisted man of the lowest rank in the Army or Marines.
Synonyms
- enlisted man
- common soldier
Antonyms
- beginning
- unseal
- far
Etymology
- privatus (Latin)
8. private
adjective. ['ˈpraɪvət'] concerning things deeply private and personal.
Antonyms
- uninformed
Etymology
- privatus (Latin)
9. private
adjective. ['ˈpraɪvət'] concerning one person exclusively.
Synonyms
- individual
Antonyms
- unclassified
- distant
Etymology
- privatus (Latin)
10. private
adjective. ['ˈpraɪvət'] not expressed.
Synonyms
- inward
Antonyms
- unsociable
- separate
Etymology
- privatus (Latin)
Sentences with private-property
1. Noun Phrase
For vehicles parked on private property, the city department in charge will usually be Code Enforcement or Parking Enforcement.
2. Noun Phrase
Disorderly conduct usually includes a variety of unruly behaviors that cause any type of disturbance, such as public offenses or those on private property in places like bars.