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Synonym for port [noun]

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Further results for the word "port"

front [noun]

means "view"
mien, carriage, port, demeanour, aspect, countenance

jetty [noun]

means "wharf"
quay, dock, marina, harbour, pier, port

landing [noun]

means "pier"
marina, dock, harbour, wharf, port

left [adjective]

means "position"
port, near

mien [noun]

means "bearing"
presence, port, mannerism, expression, look

pier [noun]

means "landing"
marina, dock, harbour, wharf, port

posture [noun]

means "stance"
port, attitude, carriage, pose, position

presence [noun]

means "appearance"
port, aspect, demeanour, bearing, behaviour, carriage

importance [noun]

means "consequence"
portent

portable [adjective]

means "movable"
mobile, moving, unsteady, unstable

portal [noun]

means "entry"
door, opening, doorway, gate, inlet, passage, entrance

portend [verb]

means "predict"
forebode, foretell, forecast, herald, hint, warn, omen

portent [noun]

means "prediction"
omen, premonition, foreshadowing, foreboding, sign, presage, divination

portentous [adjective]

means "ominous"
foreboding, inauspicious, prophetic, forewarning, threatening, ill-fated, menacing

portentous [adjective]

means "momentous"
crucial, major, fraught, serious, consequential, significant, climacteric

portentous [adjective]

means "extraordinary"
phenomenal, remarkable, amazing, incredible, astounding, indescribable, wondrous

portion [verb]

means "allot"
apportion, deal out, distribute, divide, parcel out, endow


portion [noun]

means "piece"
bit, fragment, morsel, part, scrap, section, segment

portly [adjective]

means "fat"
corpulent, stout, heavy, stocky, strapping, ample

portly [adjective]

means "dignified"
impressive, striking, grand, majestic, remarkable

portrait [noun]

means "representation"
image, likeness, copy, picture, facsimile, effigy

portray [verb]

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


proportion [noun]

means "part"
piece, portion, share

allotment [noun]

means "share"
portion, apportionment, dividend, division, dole, lot

amazing [adjective]

means "extraordinary"
phenomenal, remarkable, portentous, incredible, astounding, indescribable

apocalyptic [adjective]

means "doomed"
hopeless, inauspicious, forbidding, ominous, portentous, suggestive

art [noun]

means "fine arts"
representation, illustration, painting, portrayal, description, modeling

article [noun]

means "section"
provision, item, clause, proviso, portion, stipulation

branch [noun]

means "section"
portion

bust [noun]

means "sculpture"
statue, portrait, image, model, carving, figure

canvas [noun]

means "picture"
depiction, painting, composition, landscape, portrait, mural

carving [noun]

means "sculpture"
statue, portrait, image, model, bust, figure

chapter [noun]

means "section"
provision, item, clause, proviso, portion, stipulation

chubby [adjective]

means "fat"
buxom, plump, portly, round, stout, corpulent

clause [noun]

means "section"
provision, item, article, proviso, portion, stipulation

compartment [noun]

means "section"
partition, portion, part, subdivision, division, department

consequence [noun]

means "importance"
portent

countersign [noun]

means "indication"
hint, clue, suggestion, symptom, portent, gesture

curtain [noun]

means "drapery"
blind, decoration, drape, hanging, portiere, shade

delineate [verb]

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

delineation [noun]

means "drawing"
sketch, portrait, picture, outline, map

delineation [noun]

means "description"
representation, rendition, depiction, account, portrayal, picture

description [noun]

means "report"
narration, portrait, story, recital, version, portrayal

destiny [noun]

means "future"
necessity, portion, destination, end, doom, fate

determinant [noun]

means "element"
component, constituent, part, portion, ingredient, factor

distribute [verb]

means "arrange"
part, group, portion, categorise, categorize, file

divination [noun]

means "prediction"
omen, premonition, foreshadowing, foreboding, portent, presage

division [noun]

means "section"
region, portion, compartment, province, fraction, part

division [noun]

means "allotment"
portion, detachment, apportionment, cutting, distribution, partition

doom [noun]

means "fate"
destiny, kismet, portion, fortune, lot

door [noun]

means "thing"
passage, portal

doorway [noun]

means "entry"
portal

dosage [noun]

means "dose"
measure, portion, measurement, treatment, shot, draught

dose [noun]

means "dosage"
measure, portion, measurement, treatment, shot, draught

dramatisation [noun]

means "theatrical representation"
acting, playing, personification, enactment, dramatization, portrayal

dramatise [verb]

means "present a performance"
perform, produce, portray, execute, stage, enact

dramatization [noun]

means "theatrical representation"
acting, playing, personification, dramatisation, enactment, portrayal

dramatize [verb]

means "present a performance"
perform, produce, portray, execute, stage, enact

drapery [noun]

means "curtain"
blind, decoration, drape, hanging, portiere, shade

drapes [noun]

means "window covering"
drapery, curtains, hanging, portiere

effigy [noun]

means "representation"
image, portrait, copy, picture, facsimile, likeness

element [noun]

means "component"
member, matter, portion, factor, substance, constituent

enactment [noun]

means "theatrical representation"
acting, playing, personification, dramatisation, dramatization, portrayal

enlargement [noun]

means "photograph"
blow up, picture, portrait

entrance [noun]

means "entry"
portal

excerpt [noun]

means "selection"
extract, portion, quotation, citation

factor [noun]

means "element"
component, constituent, part, portion, ingredient, determinant

fateful [adjective]

means "momentous"
foreboding, portentous, critical, fatal, crucial, decisive

forbidding [adjective]

means "doomed"
hopeless, inauspicious, ominous, apocalyptic, portentous, suggestive

foreboding [adjective]

means "ominous"
portentous, inauspicious, prophetic, forewarning, threatening, ill-fated

foreshadow [verb]

means "suggest beforehand"
suggest, hint, presage, augur, foretell, portend

fortune [noun]

means "luck"
fate, lot, windfall, fluke, portion

fragment [noun]

means "part"
piece, portion, quantity, scrap, section, segment

gate [noun]

means "building"
passage, portal

heavy [adjective]

means "size"
huge, portly

helping [noun]

means "food portion"
portion, serving, plateful, ration, meal

ill-fated [adjective]

means "ominous"
foreboding, inauspicious, prophetic, forewarning, threatening, portentous

illustrate [verb]

means "explain by example"
portray, draw, represent, interpret, depict, picture

image [verb]

means "activity"
imagine, conceive, depict, portray, render, describe

instalment [noun]

means "serialized story"
serialised story, episode, part, section, chapter, portion

instalment [noun]

means "monthly payment"
portion, payment, payoff

interpret [verb]

means "translate"
portray

length [noun]

means "section"
segment, portion, piece

likeness [noun]

means "representation"
image, portrait, copy, picture, facsimile, effigy

lip [noun]

means "thing"
rim, portal

lock [noun]

means "body"
portion of hair, tuft, curl, ringlet, strand, twist

marvel [noun]

means "wonder"
portent

mass [noun]

means "thing"
lump, hunk, chunk, piece, batch, portion

member [noun]

means "section"
part, component, constituent, element, branch, portion

menace [verb]

means "threaten"
impend, loom, intimidate, portend

modeling [noun]

means "work of art"
representation, illustration, painting, portrayal, description, art

monitory [adjective]

means "admonishing"
portentous, ominous, warning

mouth [noun]

means "nature"
embouchement, estuary, firth, portal

movable [adjective]

means "unstable"
mobile, moving, unsteady, portable

omen [noun]

means "prediction"
sign, premonition, foreshadowing, foreboding, portent, presage

ominous [adjective]

means "doomed"
hopeless, inauspicious, forbidding, apocalyptic, portentous, suggestive

oracular [adjective]

means "prophetic"
auspicious, portentous, predicting, presaging, prescient

paint [verb]

means "art"
portray, draw, depict, delineate, sketch, compose

painting [noun]

means "picture"
depiction, canvas, composition, landscape, portrait, mural

parcel [noun]

means "thing"
land, acreage, lot, plot, portion, tract

parish [noun]

means "section"
region, portion, compartment, province, fraction, part

part [verb]

means "activity"
portion, share

partition [verb]

means "divide"
apportion, deal out, mete out, parcel out, portion, separate

partition [noun]

means "distribution"
allotment, apportionment, division, portion, share

passage [noun]

means "excerpt"
clause, portion, chapter, line, quotation, section

pastel [noun]

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

percentage [noun]

means "proportion"
ratio, quota, portion, share, allotment, slice

personify [verb]

means "represent"
depict, characterise, characterize, impersonate, portray, delineate

picture [noun]

means "representation"
piece, drawing, illustration, portrait, painting, photograph

picture [noun]

means "description"
account, portrayal, delineation, representation

piece [noun]

means "section"
part, fragment, portion, quantity, scrap, segment

plate [noun]

means "quantity"
course, portion, serving, helping, meal, dish

plateful [noun]

means "food portion"
portion, serving, helping, ration, meal

playing [noun]

means "theatrical representation"
acting, enactment, personification, dramatisation, dramatization, portrayal

plump [adjective]

means "body"
portly, round

prediction [noun]

means "sign"
omen, premonition, foreshadowing, foreboding, portent, presage

prefigure [verb]

means "foretell"
forecast, foreshadow, prophesy, portend, predict, presage

premonitory [adjective]

means "prognostic"
ominous, portentous, foreboding, forewarning, augural, threatening

presage [verb]

means "foretell"
forecast, foreshadow, prophesy, portend, predict, prefigure

prescient [adjective]

means "prophetic"
auspicious, portentous, predicting, presaging, oracular

pretend [verb]

means "mimic"
make believe, represent, portray, impersonate, imitate

prognostic [adjective]

means "premonitory"
ominous, portentous, foreboding, forewarning, augural, threatening

prophetic [adjective]

means "oracular"
auspicious, portentous, predicting, presaging, prescient

proviso [noun]

means "section"
provision, item, clause, article, portion, stipulation

quarter [noun]

means "division"
portion, semester

rehearse [verb]

means "tell"
describe, recount, relate, portray, recapitulate, narrate

represent [verb]

means "personify"
depict, characterise, characterize, impersonate, portray, delineate

representation [noun]

means "picture"
piece, drawing, illustration, portrait, painting, photograph

scrap [noun]

means "bit"
piece, portion, bite, fragment, morsel, particle

section [noun]

means "division"
region, portion, compartment, province, fraction, part

semester [noun]

means "division"
portion, quarter

shaping [noun]

means "work of art"
representation, illustration, painting, portrayal, description, modeling

share [verb]

means "allocation"
divide, portion

share [noun]

means "quantity"
portion, allotment, allowance, apportionment, division, part

sign [noun]

means "vision"
prediction, omen, premonition, foreshadowing, foreboding, portent

sign [noun]

means "indication"
hint, clue, suggestion, symptom, portent, gesture

sketch [verb]

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

stipulation [noun]

means "section"
provision, item, clause, proviso, portion, article

stout [adjective]

means "plump"
portly, thick, fleshy, heavy, bulky, corpulent

threshold [noun]

means "doorsill"
entrance, door, doorway, portal, gate

unstable [adjective]

means "movable"
mobile, moving, unsteady, portable

wondrous [adjective]

means "extraordinary"
portentous

work of art [noun]

means "art"
representation, illustration, painting, portrayal, description, modeling

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