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Synonym for design [verb]

The synonym design synonymous definition words:
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design [noun]

means "view"
reason, notion, aim, thought, end, intent, intention

design [noun]

means "thing"
outline, ornament, painting, blueprint, pattern, depiction, draft, stamp, plan, arrangement, project, lay out, proposal, map, proposition, scheme

design [noun]

means "effect"
meaning, drift, purport
Further results for the word "design"

aim [noun]

means "intention"
goal, idea, objective, design, plan, end

arrangement [noun]

means "settlement"
compromise, agreement, adjustment, composition, combination, design

artwork [noun]

means "drawing"
design, etching

compose [verb]

means "create"
design, synthesise, synthesize, combine, draft, forge

conceive [verb]

means "originate"
invent, create, contrive, design, devise, coin

contemplate [verb]

means "intend"
project, aim, design, mean, plan, purpose

contemplation [noun]

means "intention"
design, purpose, plan, proposal, ambition

contrive [verb]

means "devise"
concoct, design, formulate, invent, prepare, hatch

delineate [verb]

means "draw"
sketch, outline, design, depict, portray, represent

destine [verb]

means "intend"
design, propose, reserve, dedicate

device [noun]

means "thing"
badge, type, sign, crest, design, emblem

device [noun]

means "project"
plan, way, design, expedient, scheme

draft [noun]

means "activity"
sketch, blueprint, plans, skeleton, design

draw [verb]

means "art"
picture, design, delineate, draft, paint, depict

drawing [noun]

means "artwork"
design, etching

end [noun]

means "aim"
reason, design, drift, intent, intention, object

engineer [verb]

means "plan"
plot, mastermind, design, direct, manage, supervise

etching [noun]

means "artwork"
design, drawing

figure [noun]

means "thing"
design, device, motif, motive, pattern

form [verb]

means "trade"
cast, design, construct, contrive, fashion, carve

goal [noun]

means "aim"
idea, objective, design, plan, end, object

graph [noun]

means "chart"
diagram, picture, design, plot

hatch [verb]

means "plan"
concoct, invent, contrive, design, devise, plot

illustration [noun]

means "representation"
depiction, drawing, design, picture

incentive [noun]

means "objective"
design

intent [noun]

means "purpose"
intention, object, plan, aim, design, end

intention [noun]

means "purpose"
intent, object, plan, aim, design, end

invention [noun]

means "brain-child"
contrivance, discovery, design, innovation, contraption

lay out [verb]

means "plan"
arrange, project, design, propose, map, scheme

layout [noun]

means "scheme"
plan, blueprint, contrivance, design, strategy, formula

make-up [noun]

means "composition"
design, arrangement, formation, structure, scheme

maneuver [verb]

means "scheme"
plot, plan, design, trick, devise, manipulate

maneuver [noun]

means "stratagem"
scheme, plot, plan, procedure, design, trick

manoeuvre [verb]

means "scheme"
plot, plan, design, trick, devise, manipulate

manoeuvre [noun]

means "stratagem"
scheme, plot, plan, procedure, design, trick

mastermind [verb]

means "plan"
plot, engineer, design, direct, manage, supervise

mean [verb]

means "anticipation"
intend, propose, contemplate, anticipate, expect, design

meaning [noun]

means "purpose"
intent, intention, object, aim, design

model [verb]

means "activity"
form, design, fashion, mould, pattern, plan

mold [noun]

means "form"
casting, reproduction, design

paint [verb]

means "art"
design, draft

pastel [noun]

means "sketch"
drawing, depiction, picture, representation, portrait, design

pattern [noun]

means "decoration"
trim, design, ornament, figure

plan [noun]

means "representation"
scheme, layout, blueprint, contrivance, design, strategy

portray [verb]

means "paint"
draw, depict, delineate, sketch, compose, design

premeditation [noun]

means "scheme"
layout, blueprint, contrivance, design, strategy, formula

project [noun]

means "plan"
proposition, design, aim, intention, proposal, scheme

propose [verb]

means "intend"
design, mean, plan, purpose

prospectus [noun]

means "plan"
outline, scheme, design, brief, synopsis, draft

purport [noun]

means "meaning"
claim, design, drift, gist, implication, import

purpose [verb]

means "intend"
contemplate, aim, design, mean, plan, propose

purpose [noun]

means "aim"
direction, design, prospect, determination, aspiration, end

reason [noun]

means "aim"
design

scheme [verb]

means "plan"
contrive, design, devise, plot, project, intrigue

scheme [noun]

means "project"
design, plan, purpose, program, system

sketch [verb]

means "representation"
draw, delineate, outline, design, depict, portray

sketch [noun]

means "art"
drawing, draft, shape, outline, design, figure

tattoo [noun]

means "permanent skin stain"
picture, excess, emblem, mark, design, brand

think [verb]

means "proposal"
design, mean, purpose, intend

thought [noun]

means "idea"
theory, hypothesis, postulate, supposition, plan, design

view [noun]

means "purpose"
design

weave [noun]

means "pattern"
design, knitting, crocheting, texture

designate [verb]

means "name"
appoint, indicate, finger, make, nominate, tap

designate [verb]

means "commission"
delegate, constitute

designate [verb]

means "allocate"
earmark

designation [noun]

means "selection"
indication, appointment, specification

designation [noun]

means "name"
appellation, classification, label, class, identification

designed [adjective]

means "made"
composed, written, created, combined

designedly [object]

means "on purpose"
intentionally, purposely, deliberately


designing [adjective]

means "sly"
arch, artful, astute, crafty, cunning, deceitful

designing [adjective]

means "alert"
wide awake, diligent

Creator [noun]

means "originator"
architect, author, prime mover, mastermind, designer, engineer

advised [adjective]

means "intentional"
wanton, considered, conscious, deliberate, designed, premeditated

aimed [adjective]

means "intended"
pointed at, planned, designed, calculated, steered, directed

allocate [verb]

means "allot"
earmark, appoint, designate, appropriate, set apart, assign

allot [verb]

means "allocatation"
earmark, appoint, designate, appropriate, set apart, assign

appellation [noun]

means "name"
designation, classification, label, class, identification

appoint [verb]

means "assign"
designate, select, name, nominate, commission, elect

appointed [adjective]

means "chosen"
designated, named, selected, commissioned, assigned, picked

appointment [noun]

means "designation"
nomination, assignment, choice, selection, designating, installation

architect [noun]

means "originator"
creator, author, prime mover, mastermind, designer, engineer

artificer [noun]

means "artisan"
designer, adept, craftsman, craftswoman, worker, inventor

artisan [noun]

means "artist"
designer, adept, craftsman, craftswoman, worker, inventor

artist [noun]

means "person"
trickster, contriver, con man, designer, rascal, sharper

artist [noun]

means "people"
artisan, designer, adept, craftsman, workman, inventor

assign [verb]

means "appoint"
commission, specify, designate, authorise, authorize, determine

author [noun]

means "person"
creator, inventor, designer, originator, producer

baptise [verb]

means "christen"
name, call, designate, dub

baptize [verb]

means "christen"
name, call, designate, dub

call [verb]

means "allocation"
name, entitle, designate, label, dub, denominate

cast [verb]

means "allocation"
bestow, allot, designate, appoint, determine, impart

christen [verb]

means "baptise"
name, call, designate, dub

cognomen [noun]

means "name"
designation, appellation, title, denomination, epithet

commissioned [adjective]

means "chosen"
designated, appointed, selected, named, assigned, picked

composed [adjective]

means "made"
designed, written, created, combined

craftsman [noun]

means "artisan"
designer, adept, artist, craftswoman, worker, inventor

creator [noun]

means "originator"
architect, author, prime mover, mastermind, designer, engineer

cunning [adjective]

means "sly"
deep, artful, designing, crafty, insidious, foxy

deceitful [adjective]

means "dishonest"
deceiving, hypocritical, designing, insidious, disingenuous, machiavellian

deep [adjective]

means "characteristic"
wise, artful, designing, astute, bright, cunning

deliberate [adjective]

means "intentional"
wanton, considered, conscious, advised, designed, premeditated

destined [adjective]

means "directed towards"
determined, designated

detail [verb]

means "allocation"
assign, appoint, designate, detach, allocate

earmark [verb]

means "tag"
label, mark, brand, code, designate, indicate

earmark [verb]

means "set aside"
reserve, allocate, keep back, maintain, designate

epithet [noun]

means "appellation"
autograph, designation, denomination, cognomen, name

evidence [verb]

means "show"
denote, demonstrate, connote, make clear, designate, manifest

express [verb]

means "signify"
denote, designate, indicate

finger [verb]

means "activity"
designate

intentional [adjective]

means "deliberate"
wanton, considered, conscious, advised, designed, premeditated

inventor [noun]

means "artisan"
designer, adept, craftsman, craftswoman, worker, artist

label [verb]

means "action"
identify, designate, mark, brand, name, classify

machiavellian [adjective]

means "cunning"
artful, shrewd, designing, intriguing, insidious, deceitful

made [adjective]

means "composed"
designed, written, created, combined

mean [verb]

means "indication"
designate, import, denote

name [verb]

means "indication"
designate, dignify, classify, enumerate, identify, characterise

name [noun]

means "thing"
appellation, autograph, designation, denomination, cognomen, epithet

named [adjective]

means "chosen"
designated, appointed, selected, commissioned, assigned, picked

nomination [noun]

means "appointment"
naming, designation, selection

note [verb]

means "indication"
denote, designate, mention, refer to

on purpose [object]

means "intentionally"
deliberately, purposely, designedly

originator [noun]

means "architect"
creator, author, prime mover, mastermind, designer, engineer

palpate [verb]

means "touch"
toy with, handle, manipulate, finger, point out, designate

particularise [verb]

means "specify"
delineate, designate, detail, spell out, describe, itemise

particularize [verb]

means "specify"
delineate, designate, detail, spell out, describe, itemise

planning [noun]

means "formulation"
preparation, devising, outlining, plan, conception, designing

planning [adjective]

means "devising"
designing, preparing, scheming, shaping

prime mover [noun]

means "originator"
creator, author, architect, mastermind, designer, engineer

purposely [object]

means "intentionally"
deliberately, on purpose, wilfully, designedly, resolutely

qualify [verb]

means "label"
call, characterise, characterize, designate, name, signify

refer [verb]

means "activity"
direct, designate, submit, consign, deliver, commit

set apart [verb]

means "allocate"
earmark, appoint, designate, appropriate, allot, assign

sharper [noun]

means "trickster"
contriver, con man, designer, rascal, artist, crook

special [adjective]

means "specific"
certain, distinct, distinguished, particular, single, designated

style [verb]

means "action"
designate, entitle, name, dub, title, term

tag [verb]

means "mark"
label, ticket, earmark, designate, identify, brand

term [noun]

means "language"
word, phrase, name, designation, terminology, locution

title [verb]

means "action"
entitle, term, designate, call, denominate, style

title [noun]

means "subject"
name, designation, appellation, cognomen, denomination, epithet

toy with [verb]

means "touch"
finger, handle, manipulate, palpate, point out, designate

trickster [noun]

means "artist"
contriver, con man, designer, rascal, sharper, crook

voluntary [adjective]

means "intentional"
wanton, considered, conscious, advised, designed, premeditated

wide-awake [adjective]

means "alert"
designing, diligent, observant

word [noun]

means "speech"
designation, locution

written [adjective]

means "made"
designed, composed, created, combined

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