Hypernyms for "property"
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actinism
age
analyticity
anisotropy
aroma
boatyard
bodily property
body
center
centre
character
characteristic
chemical property
church property
colony
commonage
community property
compositeness
composition
concentration
connectivity
consistence
consistency
constitution
custard pie
degree
device characteristic
disposition
duality
edibility
edibleness
estate
eubstance
extension
fashion
feature
feature of speech
feel
fullness
genetic endowment
grade
hatchery
heirloom
hereditament
heredity
hydrophobicity
immovable
insolubility
intellectual property
isotropy
landholding
lease
letting
level
lineament
magnitude
makeup
make-up
manner
material possession
mellowness
mode
odor
odour
olfactory property
optics
personal estate
personal property
personalty
physical composition
physical property
primality
private property
public property
quality
ratables
rateables
real estate
real property
realty
rental
richness
saltiness
salvage
sanctuary
scent
selectivity
shareholding
size
smell
solubility
solvability
sound property
spatial property
spatiality
spirituality
spiritualty
stockholding
stockholdings
strength
style
sustainability
symmetry
tactile property
tangible possession
taste property
temporal property
things
trade-in
trust
unsolvability
vascularity
viability
visual property
wave-particle duality
way
weakness
wealth
worldly belongings
worldly goods
worldly possessions
What are hypernyms?
Hypernyms are words with a broader meaning that includes the meaning of the original word. For example, "animal" is a hypernym of "dog" because a dog is a type of animal.
Think of hypernyms as "umbrella terms" or categories that include the original word.