STATUS as NOUN

1. Meaning
   • a state at a particular time
   Synonym(s)
   • condition (what does condition mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • a condition (or state) of disrepair
   • the current status of the arms negotiations
   Hypernyms(s) status is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • state (what does state mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • health (what does health mean?)
   • mode (what does mode mean?)
   • niche (what does niche mean?)
   • ecological niche (what does ecological niche mean?)
   • noise conditions (what does noise conditions mean?)
   • participation (what does participation mean?)
   • involvement (what does involvement mean?)
   • prepossession (what does prepossession mean?)
   • regularization (what does regularization mean?)
   • regularisation (what does regularisation mean?)
   • saturation (what does saturation mean?)
   • silence (what does silence mean?)
   • situation (what does situation mean?)
   • position (what does position mean?)
   • ski conditions (what does ski conditions mean?)
   • nomination (what does nomination mean?)
   • standardization (what does standardization mean?)
   • standardisation (what does standardisation mean?)
   • stigmatism (what does stigmatism mean?)
   • astigmatism (what does astigmatism mean?)
   • astigmia (what does astigmia mean?)
   • way (what does way mean?)
   • circumstance (what does circumstance mean?)
   • homelessness (what does homelessness mean?)
   • reinstatement (what does reinstatement mean?)
   • place (what does place mean?)
   • celibacy (what does celibacy mean?)
   • virginity (what does virginity mean?)
   • innocence (what does innocence mean?)
   • purity (what does purity mean?)
   • sinlessness (what does sinlessness mean?)
   • innocence (what does innocence mean?)
   • guilt (what does guilt mean?)
   • guiltiness (what does guiltiness mean?)
   • encapsulation (what does encapsulation mean?)
   • polarization (what does polarization mean?)
   • polarisation (what does polarisation mean?)
   • pathological state (what does pathological state mean?)
   • disorder (what does disorder mean?)
   • upset (what does upset mean?)
   • hyalinization (what does hyalinization mean?)
   • hyalinisation (what does hyalinisation mean?)
   • vacuolization (what does vacuolization mean?)
   • vacuolisation (what does vacuolisation mean?)
   • vacuolation (what does vacuolation mean?)
   • protuberance (what does protuberance mean?)
   • curvature (what does curvature mean?)
   • psychological state (what does psychological state mean?)
   • mental state (what does mental state mean?)
   • difficulty (what does difficulty mean?)
   • improvement (what does improvement mean?)
   • melioration (what does melioration mean?)
   • decline (what does decline mean?)
   • declination (what does declination mean?)
   • ennoblement (what does ennoblement mean?)
   • dominance (what does dominance mean?)
   • ascendance (what does ascendance mean?)
   • ascendence (what does ascendence mean?)
   • ascendancy (what does ascendancy mean?)
   • ascendency (what does ascendency mean?)
   • control (what does control mean?)
   • comfort (what does comfort mean?)
   • comfortableness (what does comfortableness mean?)
   • discomfort (what does discomfort mean?)
   • uncomfortableness (what does uncomfortableness mean?)
   • need (what does need mean?)
   • demand (what does demand mean?)
   • fullness (what does fullness mean?)
   • emptiness (what does emptiness mean?)
   • nakedness (what does nakedness mean?)
   • nudity (what does nudity mean?)
   • nudeness (what does nudeness mean?)
   • hairlessness (what does hairlessness mean?)
   • depilation (what does depilation mean?)
   • dishabille (what does dishabille mean?)
   • deshabille (what does deshabille mean?)
   • hopefulness (what does hopefulness mean?)
   • despair (what does despair mean?)
   • desperation (what does desperation mean?)
   • purity (what does purity mean?)
   • pureness (what does pureness mean?)
   • impurity (what does impurity mean?)
   • impureness (what does impureness mean?)
   • financial condition (what does financial condition mean?)
   • economic condition (what does economic condition mean?)
   • sanitary condition (what does sanitary condition mean?)
   • tilth (what does tilth mean?)
   • orderliness (what does orderliness mean?)
   • order (what does order mean?)
   • disorderliness (what does disorderliness mean?)
   • disorder (what does disorder mean?)
   • normality (what does normality mean?)
   • normalcy (what does normalcy mean?)
   • abnormality (what does abnormality mean?)
   • abnormalcy (what does abnormalcy mean?)
   • abnormal condition (what does abnormal condition mean?)
   • lactosuria (what does lactosuria mean?)
   • environmental condition (what does environmental condition mean?)
   • climate (what does climate mean?)
   • mood (what does mood mean?)
   • atmosphere (what does atmosphere mean?)
   • ambiance (what does ambiance mean?)
   • ambience (what does ambience mean?)
   • unsusceptibility (what does unsusceptibility mean?)
   • immunity (what does immunity mean?)
   • immunity (what does immunity mean?)
   • resistance (what does resistance mean?)
   • subservience (what does subservience mean?)
   • susceptibility (what does susceptibility mean?)
   • susceptibleness (what does susceptibleness mean?)
   • wetness (what does wetness mean?)
   • dryness (what does dryness mean?)
   • waterlessness (what does waterlessness mean?)
   • xerotes (what does xerotes mean?)
   • safety (what does safety mean?)
   • danger (what does danger mean?)
   • tension (what does tension mean?)
   • tensity (what does tensity mean?)
   • tenseness (what does tenseness mean?)
   • tautness (what does tautness mean?)
   • atonicity (what does atonicity mean?)
   • atony (what does atony mean?)
   • atonia (what does atonia mean?)
   • amyotonia (what does amyotonia mean?)
   • repair (what does repair mean?)
   • soundness (what does soundness mean?)
   • mutism (what does mutism mean?)
   • eye condition (what does eye condition mean?)
   • unsoundness (what does unsoundness mean?)
   • iniquity (what does iniquity mean?)
   • wickedness (what does wickedness mean?)
   • darkness (what does darkness mean?)
   • dark (what does dark mean?)
   • light (what does light mean?)
   • illumination (what does illumination mean?)
   • malady (what does malady mean?)
   • serration (what does serration mean?)
   • absolution (what does absolution mean?)
   • automation (what does automation mean?)
   • brutalization (what does brutalization mean?)
   • brutalisation (what does brutalisation mean?)
   • condemnation (what does condemnation mean?)
   • deification (what does deification mean?)
   • diversification (what does diversification mean?)
   • exoneration (what does exoneration mean?)
   • facilitation (what does facilitation mean?)
   • fruition (what does fruition mean?)
   • hospitalization (what does hospitalization mean?)
   • identification (what does identification mean?)
   • impaction (what does impaction mean?)
   • ionization (what does ionization mean?)
   • ionisation (what does ionisation mean?)
   • irradiation (what does irradiation mean?)
   • lubrication (what does lubrication mean?)
   • mechanization (what does mechanization mean?)
   • mechanisation (what does mechanisation mean?)
   • motivation (what does motivation mean?)
   • mummification (what does mummification mean?)
   • preservation (what does preservation mean?)
   • rustication (what does rustication mean?)
   • scandalization (what does scandalization mean?)
   • scandalisation (what does scandalisation mean?)
   • submission (what does submission mean?)
   • urbanization (what does urbanization mean?)
   • urbanisation (what does urbanisation mean?)
   Derived(s)
   • condition (what does condition mean?)
2. Meaning
   • the relative position or standing of things or especially persons in a society
   Synonym(s)
   • position (what does position mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • he had the status of a minor
   • the novel attained the status of a classic
   • atheists do not enjoy a favorable position in American life
   Hypernyms(s) status is a kind of… Example: animal is a hypernym of mammal, plant is a hypernym of flower
   • state (what does state mean?)
   Hyponym(s)
   • face (what does face mean?)
   • election (what does election mean?)
   • equality (what does equality mean?)
   • equivalence (what does equivalence mean?)
   • equation (what does equation mean?)
   • par (what does par mean?)
   • social station (what does social station mean?)
   • social status (what does social status mean?)
   • social rank (what does social rank mean?)
   • rank (what does rank mean?)
   • standing (what does standing mean?)
   • high status (what does high status mean?)
   • high ground (what does high ground mean?)
   • high profile (what does high profile mean?)
   • holy order (what does holy order mean?)
   • order (what does order mean?)
   • low status (what does low status mean?)
   • legal status (what does legal status mean?)
   • bastardy (what does bastardy mean?)
   • illegitimacy (what does illegitimacy mean?)
   • bar sinister (what does bar sinister mean?)
   • command (what does command mean?)
   • nationality (what does nationality mean?)
   • footing (what does footing mean?)
   • terms (what does terms mean?)
   • retirement (what does retirement mean?)
   • rank (what does rank mean?)
   • caste (what does caste mean?)
   • dignity (what does dignity mean?)
   • nobility (what does nobility mean?)
   • noblesse (what does noblesse mean?)
   • ordination (what does ordination mean?)
   • pedestal (what does pedestal mean?)
   • leadership (what does leadership mean?)
   • slot (what does slot mean?)
   • toehold (what does toehold mean?)
   Attribute(s)
   • lower-class (what does lower-class mean?)
   • low-class (what does low-class mean?)
   • middle-class (what does middle-class mean?)
   • upper-class (what does upper-class mean?)
   • dominant (what does dominant mean?)
   • subordinate (what does subordinate mean?)
   • low-level (what does low-level mean?)