Word Type

Noun

Proper Noun

The word "industry" can be used as noun and proper noun.

Word Relationships

Typical Location

big city city civilization factory los angeles machinery

Capable Of

contributes to air pollution

Coordinate Terms

conscientiousness grit

Derived Terms

Industry 4.0 agroindustry antiindustry automotive industry bioindustry captain of industry cottage industry cyberindustry defensive industry evergreen industry film industry finance industry food services industry health care industry heavy industry hive of industry industry discount industry plant industrywide industrywise infant industry interindustry intraindustry knight of industry light industry megaindustry microindustry multiindustry nanoindustry nonindustry preindustry primary industry proindustry proto-industry quaternary industry racial grievance industry secondary industry service industry sex industry smokestack industry software industry subindustry sunrise industry sunset industry superindustry tertiary industry twilight industry

Context

archaeology business economics european software

Has Property

a

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

business business enterprise commercial enterprise determination purpose

Type Of (IsA)

commercial enterprise general area of business interest group of businesses social being

Related Terms

industrial industrious

Related Terms

area business business and captains captains of classification diligence economic economic area goods industrial industrious jobs opposed services stone technocomplex tool trade typological

Synonym Network

diligence manufacturing sector

Used For

building things buy specialty products creating jobs do job employing people filling need make products making goods making profit making things making things people need making type of product manufacturing mass producing commodity polluting environment processing natural resources produce goods producing goods producing mass quantities of commodity production of goods providing jobs to people regulating commerce specialization of skills

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.