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Synonym for "object"

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The synonym object synonymous definition words:
object [verb]
means "conflict"
protest, demur, take exception, except, remonstrate, disapprove, dispute
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object [noun]
means "thing"
base, commodity, fact, article, matter, manifestation, something
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object [noun]
means "person"
recipient, target, victim, receiver
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object [noun]
means "aim"
objective, mission, wish, destination, end, goal, intention, motivation, intent, motive, purpose, reason, target
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Further results for the word "object"

aim [noun]
means "intention"
object, intent
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article [noun]
means "item"
object, commodity, thing, substance, piece
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base [noun]
means "aim"
goal, object
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cause [noun]
means "aim"
object
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commodity [noun]
means "item"
object, article, thing, substance, piece
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complain [verb]
means "protest"
expostulate, demur, object, disagree, remonstrate
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cramp [verb]
means "obstruct"
hinder, restrict, impede, restrain, object
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deprecate [verb]
means "deplore"
censure, condemn, object, expostulate, disparage, regret
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destination [noun]
means "aim"
mission, purpose, butt, objective, end, object
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differ [verb]
means "conflict"
disagree, dispute, fight, contradict, object, oppose
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disagree [verb]
means "differ"
oppose, dissent, object, fight, contradict
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end [noun]
means "aim"
reason, design, drift, intent, intention, object
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expostulate [verb]
means "dissuade"
reason with, object, inveigh against, remonstrate, oppose
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goal [noun]
means "aim"
idea, objective, design, plan, end, object
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idea [noun]
means "aim"
goal, object, objective, intention, plan
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ideal [noun]
means "aim"
goal, intention, object, objective, target
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intent [noun]
means "purpose"
intention, object, plan, aim, design, end
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intention [noun]
means "purpose"
intent, object, plan, aim, design, end
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item [noun]
means "thing"
object, commodity, article, substance, piece
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material [noun]
means "substance"
matter, stuff, object, element, body, component
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meaning [noun]
means "purpose"
intent, intention, object, aim, design
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objective [noun]
means "aim"
mission, purpose, butt, destination, end, object
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oppose [verb]
means "conflict"
object, resist, disapprove, debate, dispute, argue
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point of departure [noun]
means "base"
terminal, goal, object, radical
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protest [verb]
means "complain"
expostulate, demur, object, disagree, remonstrate
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remonstrate [verb]
means "protest"
demur, take exception, except, object, disapprove, dispute
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something [noun]
means "thing"
commodity, fact, article, matter, manifestation, object
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view [noun]
means "purpose"
aim, object, intent, reason, intention, end
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objectify [verb]
means "make objective"
materialise, materialize, substantiate, embody, manifest, personify, incarnate, externalise, externalize
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objection [noun]
means "statement"
protestation, reprimand, reproach, criticism, remonstrance, complaint
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objection [noun]
means "disapproval"
disinclination, hesitation, reluctance, scruple, unwillingness, rejection
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objectionable [adjective]
means "unacceptable"
displeasing, unsatisfactory, ill-favoured, distasteful, inexpedient, inadmissible
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objectionable [adjective]
means "revolting"
gross, repugnant, abhorrent, offensive
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objective [noun]
means "aim"
target
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objective [adjective]
means "invariable"
unchangeable
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objective [adjective]
means "impartial"
fair, detached, impersonal, unbiased, unprejudiced
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objective [adjective]
means "actual"
external, material, scientific, sure, extrinsic, measurable, extraneous
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objector [noun]
means "dissenter"
disputant, heretic, nonconformist, rebel, demonstrator, radical
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aim [noun]
means "intention"
goal, idea, objective, design, plan, end
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ambition [noun]
means "aim"
intent, goal, objective, purpose, target
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angle [noun]
means "purpose"
intention, plan, aim, objective, approach, method
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backbiting [noun]
means "blame"
slander, obloquy, defamation, accusation, insult, objection
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beef [noun]
means "conflict"
problem, complaint, gripe, dispute, protestation, objection
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cause [noun]
means "aim"
purpose, reason, objective, end, motive, goal
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challenge [noun]
means "task"
dare, provocation, threat, objection, venture, hazard
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complaint [noun]
means "reproach"
criticism, accusation, objection, charge, protest, lament
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desideratum [noun]
means "purpose"
objective, aim, requirement, goal
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direction [noun]
means "point of the compass"
bearing, objective, area, road, route, spot
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disapproval [noun]
means "censure"
dissatisfaction, displeasure, objection, rejection, discontent, condemnation
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distance [noun]
means "outskirts"
hinterland, background, outpost, horizon, objective
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distasteful [adjective]
means "loathsome"
sour, objectionable, disgusting, nauseating, sickening, unpalatable
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end [noun]
means "aim"
objective
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even-handed [adjective]
means "impartial"
fair, disinterested, righteous, candid, equitable, objective
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exception [noun]
means "difference"
irregularity, anomaly, peculiarity, exemption, nonconformity, objection
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fair [adjective]
means "behaviour"
objective, dispassionate
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gripe [noun]
means "grievance"
protest, criticism, objection, complaint, beef, hang-up
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horizon [noun]
means "outskirts"
hinterland, background, outpost, distance, objective
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ill [adjective]
means "property"
faulty, poor, unsatisfactory, objectionable
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impersonal [adjective]
means "impartial"
fair, detached, objective, unbiased, unprejudiced
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incompatibility [noun]
means "disagreement"
objection, contrariety, discord, difference, distaste, opposition
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matter-of-fact [adjective]
means "impersonal"
cold, objective, emotionless, prosaic, unimpassioned, cold-blooded
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mission [noun]
means "goal"
objective, calling, purpose, aim, vocation
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nasty [adjective]
means "property"
objectionable, repellent
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obloquy [noun]
means "blame"
slander, backbiting, defamation, accusation, insult, objection
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obnoxious [adjective]
means "offensive"
repulsive, hateful, annoying, objectionable, disagreeable, odious
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opposition [noun]
means "disagreement"
objection, contrariety, discord, difference, distaste, incompatibility
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outskirts [noun]
means "distance"
hinterland, background, outpost, horizon, objective
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picket [noun]
means "demonstrator"
dissident, protestor, objector, agitator
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point of the compass [noun]
means "direction"
bearing, objective, area, road, route, spot
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protest [noun]
means "disapproval"
rally, objection, demonstration, protestation
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protestation [noun]
means "problem"
complaint, gripe, dispute, beef, objection
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reason [noun]
means "aim"
objective, incentive, intention, motive, purpose, impetus
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repellent [adjective]
means "offensive"
disgusting, revolting, nauseating, ugly, nauseous, objectionable
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repugnance [noun]
means "dislike"
aversion, distaste, antipathy, objection, reluctance, hostility
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sake [noun]
means "consequence"
purpose, motive, principle, result, reason, objective
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scientific [adjective]
means "actual"
external, material, objective, sure, extrinsic, measurable
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target [noun]
means "aim"
ambition, goal, purpose, objective, end, destination
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ugly [adjective]
means "property"
unpleasant, disagreeable, objectionable, nasty
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