Word Type

Verb

Adjective

Noun

Adjective

The word "abstract" can be used as verb, adjective, noun and adjective.

Word Relationships

Opposites (Antonyms)

applied concrete concrete

Derived Terms

abstract algebra abstract analytic number theory abstract art abstract away from abstract class abstract data type abstract expressionism abstract expressionist abstract factory class abstract factory pattern abstract harmonic analysis abstract idea abstract language abstract method abstract model abstract music abstract nonsense abstract noun abstract number abstract numbers abstract of title abstract plane abstract polytope abstract publication abstract term abstract terms abstract type abstract universal abstract verb abstractable abstracted abstracter abstractification abstractify abstractization abstractize abstractly abstractness abstractor autoabstract in the abstract microabstract nonabstract overabstract reabstract semiabstract superabstract typestract unabstract

Context

arts capitalized computing dance euphemistic fine arts grammar music real estate

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

concept conception consider construct deal look at reckon regard resume rip rip off see steal sum up sum-up summarise summarize summary take view

Type Of (IsA)

painting style summary

Manner Of

consider see sum up

Part Of

patent

Related Terms

abstraction abstractive abstractum reify

Related Terms

abridge abridgement absent minded absolute abstract of title abstraction abstractive abstractum abstruse class concentrate concrete consider contemplate distillation epitomize extract ideal impersonal intangible nonrepresentational object oriented practice reality refactoring reify remove retire separate steal subclass summarize summary take away theoretical vague withdraw

Similar Terms

conceptional conceptional conceptual conceptual ideal ideal ideational ideologic ideological ideological impalpable intangible nonrepresentational notional theoretical theoretical

Synonym Network

abbreviate abridge abridgment abstraction abstruse conceptual detach disengage filch formal isolate nonfigurative outline pilfer remove seize steal

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