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1. three-dimensional
adjective.
(ˌθriːzdɪˈmɛnʃənəl)
Involving
or
relating
to
three
dimensions
or
aspects;
giving
the
illusion
of
depth.
Synonyms
3-dimensional
third-dimensional
three-d
multidimensional
Antonyms
unidimensional
soft
unwholesome
heterogeneous
unsound
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2. three
adjective.
(ˈθriː)
Being
one
more
than
two.
Synonyms
3
cardinal
iii
Antonyms
ordinal
single
untie
integrate
3. horse
noun.
(ˈhɔrs)
Solid-hoofed
herbivorous
quadruped
domesticated
since
prehistoric
times.
Synonyms
bay
pony
stablemate
mount
dawn horse
roan
Equus
equid
horse's foot
plug
Equus caballus
poster
polo pony
gee-gee
palomino
withers
nag
female horse
chestnut
riding horse
steeplechaser
workhorse
encolure
post horse
race horse
male horse
mare
racehorse
bangtail
stable companion
eohippus
stalking-horse
mesohippus
horseback
jade
high stepper
harness horse
foal
pinto
stepper
protohippus
liver chestnut
horsemeat
horseflesh
poll
genus Equus
sorrel
post-horse
saddle horse
gaskin
pacer
hack
wild horse
equine
Antonyms
uncolored
fall
natural depression
stand still
hop out
Etymology
horse (English)
horse (Middle English (1100-1500))
4. three
noun.
(ˈθriː)
The
cardinal
number
that
is
the
sum
of
one
and
one
and
one.
Synonyms
3
triplet
terzetto
trinity
trio
III
tierce
tercet
trine
ternion
deuce-ace
digit
ternary
leash
triad
trey
troika
threesome
figure
Antonyms
divide
subtract
majority
minority
ground
5. year
noun.
(ˈjɪr)
A
period
of
time
containing
365
(or
366)
days.
Synonyms
civil year
fiscal year
Holy Year
church year
bissextile year
time period
yr
period of time
365 days
leap year
calendar year
New Year
intercalary year
decade
decennium
financial year
period
366 days
decennary
Christian year
year of grace
Y2K
annum
common year
off year
twelvemonth
Antonyms
off-season
high season
dry season
rainy season
strengthen
Etymology
year (English)
yeer (Middle English (1100-1500))
gear (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
6. year
noun.
(ˈjɪr)
A
period
of
time
occupying
a
regular
part
of
a
calendar
year
that
is
used
for
some
particular
activity.
Synonyms
school year
period of time
period
time period
academic year
Antonyms
inelegance
disassembly
fauna
flora
prosecution
Etymology
year (English)
yeer (Middle English (1100-1500))
gear (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
7. year
noun.
(ˈjɪr)
The
period
of
time
that
it
takes
for
a
planet
(as,
e.g.,
Earth
or
Mars)
to
make
a
complete
revolution
around
the
sun.
Synonyms
anomalistic year
period of time
equinoctial year
season
astronomical year
sidereal year
month
time of year
period
tropical year
lunar year
time period
solar year
Antonyms
night
time off
uptime
beginning
middle
Etymology
year (English)
yeer (Middle English (1100-1500))
gear (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
8. old
adjective.
(ˈoʊld)
Of
long
duration;
not
new.
Synonyms
age-old
archaic
used
hoary
antediluvian
hand-me-down
longtime
patched
noncurrent
nonmodern
age
sunset
yellow
antiquated
past
long-ago
worn
immemorial
yellowed
rusty
hand-down
antique
auld
stale
secondhand
Antonyms
new
future
current
modern
present
fresh
Etymology
old (English)
old (Middle English (1100-1500))
9. old
adjective.
(ˈoʊld)
(used
especially
of
persons)
having
lived
for
a
relatively
long
time
or
attained
a
specific
age.
Synonyms
centenarian
aged
over-the-hill
of age
grey
grizzly
hoary
middle-aged
older
sexagenarian
grey-haired
grey-headed
white-haired
senior
darkened
aging
oldish
nonagenarian
anile
gray
age
ageing
gaga
senescent
emeritus
gray-haired
doddery
gray-headed
doddering
ancient
senile
experienced
superannuated
elderly
overaged
experient
octogenarian
overage
hoar
mature
venerable
Antonyms
junior
inexperienced
young
immature
light
Etymology
old (English)
old (Middle English (1100-1500))
10. old
adjective.
(ˈoʊld)
(used
for
emphasis)
very
familiar.
Synonyms
familiar
Antonyms
unfamiliar
northern
Etymology
old (English)
old (Middle English (1100-1500))
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