objects
/ˈɒbdʒɪkts/
NOUN
1. Physical things or entities
Things that have physical existence and can be perceived or encountered in the material world.
1.1. Material things and physical items
Tangible things, articles, or individual items that exist in the physical world.
Synonyms
- things
- items
- articles
- pieces
- commodities
- goods
- materials
- substances
- entities
- bodies
Examples
- The art gallery displayed a diverse collection of unique objects from different cultures.
- During the investigation, the detectives carefully examined the crime scene and collected various objects as evidence.
- The archaeologist unearthed ancient objects that provided insight into the daily lives of a long-lost civilization.
- In the museum, visitors marveled at the historical significance of the displayed objects.
- The scientist used specialized equipment to study microscopic objects in the laboratory.
Related Words
1.2. Decorative and personal belongings
Small possessions, ornaments, accessories, or miscellaneous items kept for practical, decorative, or personal purposes.
Synonyms
- accessories
- accompaniments
- baubles
- curios
- knickknacks
- trinkets
- ornamentals
- paraphernalia
- trappings
Related Words
- decorations
- ornaments
- souvenirs
- collections
- possessions
1.3. Equipment and tools
Physical items, apparatus, or equipment used for a particular activity, task, or purpose.
Synonyms
Related Words
NOUN
2. Goals or intended purposes
Goals, aims, ends, or purposes that someone intends to achieve or fulfill.
2.1. Aims and intended outcomes
Specific goals, targets, or desired results that individuals or organizations seek to accomplish.
Synonyms
- objectives
- aims
- goals
- targets
- ends
- purposes
- intentions
- intents
- designs
- destinations
Related Words
- plans
- ambitions
- aspirations
- projects
- strategies
- milestones
2.2. Hopes and aspirations
Desired achievements, ambitions, or ideals that people hope or strive to realize.
Synonyms
- aspirations
- ambitions
- dreams
- hopes
- wishes
- ideals
- grails
Related Words
- visions
- expectations
- desires
- intentions
- inspiration
NOUN
3. The grammatical object of an action
A noun, noun phrase, or pronoun that functions as the complement of a verb or preposition, often identifying the person or thing affected by an action.
3.1. Direct and indirect grammatical objects
Words or phrases that serve as grammatical complements, identifying the receiver or beneficiary of an action expressed by a verb.
Synonyms
- complements
Related Words
- direct objects
- indirect objects
- transitive verbs
- noun phrases
- grammatical complements
NOUN
4. People or things toward which emotions are directed
People or things that are the targets or recipients of feelings, attention, affection, or other emotional responses.
4.1. Targets of emotions and feelings
People or things toward which emotions such as love, admiration, desire, or hostility are directed.
Synonyms
- targets
- recipients
- subjects
Related Words
NOUN
5. Instances of classes in programming
Individual instances created from classes or structures in object-oriented programming, containing data and potentially associated behavior.
5.1. Programming instances and data structures
Individual software entities instantiated from a class or structure and used to represent data or functionality.
Synonyms
- instances
- entities
Related Words
- classes
- structures
- attributes
- methods
- properties
- programming
NOUN
6. Elements in mathematical and computational categories
Individual elements within a category or collection on which specified functions or operations act.
6.1. Elements and members of a category
Individual members of a mathematical or computational category that serve as inputs or elements for operations and functions.
Synonyms
- elements
- members
Related Words
- categories
- functions
- operations
- sets
- collections
NOUN
7. Appearance or visible aspect
The appearance, aspect, or visible presentation of something.
7.1. Sight and outward appearance
The visible appearance or aspect through which something is perceived or presented.
Synonyms
- appearance
- aspect
- show
Related Words
- outlook
- view
- presentation
- impression
VERB
8. Expressing disagreement or opposition
To disagree with, oppose, or express disapproval of someone or something.
8.1. Disagreeing and raising objections
Expressing disagreement, disapproval, or resistance to a proposal, statement, action, or decision.
Synonyms
Antonyms
Related Words
- dissent
- opposition
- resistance
- disagreement
- objection
- protestation
8.2. Accusing or offering arguments against
Presenting accusations, criticisms, or adverse reasons to challenge or discredit a person, action, or proposition.
Synonyms
- denounce
- censure
- criticize
- dispute
- challenge
Antonyms
Related Words
- accusation
- reproach
- counterargument
- contention
- criticism
8.3. Setting something in opposition
Placing or presenting one thing against another to create contrast, opposition, or comparison.
Synonyms
Antonyms
- support
- reinforce
- complement
Related Words
- contrast
- resistance
- confrontation
- opposition