BRANCH OF KNOWLEDGE as NOUN

1. Meaning
   • a branch of knowledge
   Synonym(s)
   • bailiwick (what does bailiwick mean?)
   • discipline (what does discipline mean?)
   • field (what does field mean?)
   • field of study (what does field of study mean?)
   • study (what does study mean?)
   • subject (what does subject mean?)
   • subject area (what does subject area mean?)
   • subject field (what does subject field mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • in what discipline is his doctorate?
   • teachers should be well trained in their subject
   • anthropology is the study of human beings
   Hypernyms(s) branch of knowledge is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • knowledge domain (what does knowledge domain mean?)
   • knowledge base (what does knowledge base mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • occultism (what does occultism mean?)
   • communications (what does communications mean?)
   • communication theory (what does communication theory mean?)
   • major (what does major mean?)
   • frontier (what does frontier mean?)
   • allometry (what does allometry mean?)
   • bibliotics (what does bibliotics mean?)
   • ology (what does ology mean?)
   • science (what does science mean?)
   • scientific discipline (what does scientific discipline mean?)
   • architecture (what does architecture mean?)
   • engineering (what does engineering mean?)
   • engineering science (what does engineering science mean?)
   • applied science (what does applied science mean?)
   • technology (what does technology mean?)
   • futurology (what does futurology mean?)
   • futuristics (what does futuristics mean?)
   • humanistic discipline (what does humanistic discipline mean?)
   • humanities (what does humanities mean?)
   • liberal arts (what does liberal arts mean?)
   • arts (what does arts mean?)
   • theology (what does theology mean?)
   • divinity (what does divinity mean?)
   • military science (what does military science mean?)
   • numerology (what does numerology mean?)
   • protology (what does protology mean?)
   • theogony (what does theogony mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • learn (what does learn mean?)
   • study (what does study mean?)
   • read (what does read mean?)
   • take (what does take mean?)
   • study (what does study mean?)