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Synonyms & Similar Words
container
case
crate
chest
trunk
package
parcel
carton
enclosure
compartment
receptacle
holder
vessel
cage
pen
stall
booth
cubicle
cell
closet
cupboard
locker
bin
basket
hamper
boxcar
boxwood
boxlike
containerization
packaging
casing
housing
enclosure
confine
boundaries
boundaries
border
frame
envelope
wrapper
covering
jacket
folder
file
binder
portfolio
briefcase
suitcase
bag
sack
pouch
pocket
compartmentalization
cubbyhole
alcove
niche
recess
hollow
cavity
void
space
gap
opening
aperture
slit
slot
vent
hatch
window
door
gate
entrance
exit
passage
way
path
route
course
channel
conduit
pipe
tube
tunnel
duct.
Meaning of Box
A box is essentially a container with a flat top and sides, used for storing or carrying things.
Definitions
- A container with a flat top and sides, typically made of wood, metal, or plastic, used for storing or carrying things.
- A separate section or compartment in a vehicle, building, or other structure.
- A rectangular area marked on a form or document, used for writing or printing information.
- A device or structure that encloses or contains something, such as a box girder or a box spar.
Etymology of Box
The word "box" comes from the Old English word "boks", which referred to a wooden container or chest.
This Old English word is derived from the Latin word "buxus", meaning "boxwood" or "box tree", which was used to make boxes and other wooden objects.
The word "box" has been used in the English language since the 9th century, and its meaning has expanded over time to include a wide range of containers, compartments, and structures.
Example Uses
- She packed her clothes in a box and moved to a new apartment.
- The box of chocolates was a gift from her boyfriend.
- The theater box office was open for ticket sales.
- The box on the form was labeled "address".
- The bridge was supported by a box girder.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
openness
freedom
space
emptiness
hollowness
vacancy
void
gap
aperture
slit
slot
vent
hatch
window
door
gate
entrance
exit
passage
way
path
route
course
channel
conduit
pipe
tube
tunnel
duct
exposure
revelation
disclosure
openness
transparency
clarity
visibility
perceptibility
awareness
knowledge
understanding
enlightenment
liberation
release
escape
outlet
egress
issue
outflow
efflux
emanation
radiation
diffusion
expansion
spread
dispersal
distribution.