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What is another word for Entity? – 177 Entity Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    being thing object organism individual person unit item element component part whole totality aggregate collective body corporation firm company institution organization association entity existence reality thinghood substance essence soul spirit phantom apparition specter ghost presence figure form shape image concept notion idea abstraction construct creation invention innovation something anything nothing

    Meaning of Entity

    The primary meaning of the word "Entity" refers to a thing with distinct and independent existence, whether it is a living being, an organization, or an abstract concept.

    Definitions

    • A thing with distinct and independent existence, whether living or non-living
    • * An organization or institution, such as a business or corporation
    • * A concept or abstraction, such as a idea or notion

    Etymology of Entity

    The word "Entity" originated from the Old French word "entité", which is derived from the Latin word "entitas", meaning "being" or "existence"
    The Latin word "entitas" is itself derived from the verb "esse", which means "to be"
    The word "Entity" has been used in English since the 15th century to refer to a thing or being with distinct existence

    Example Uses

    • The company is a separate entity from its parent organization
    • * The entity was a mysterious presence that haunted the old mansion
    • * The concept of freedom is a complex entity that has been debated by philosophers for centuries

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    nonentity nothingness void emptiness absence nonexistence nullity negation denial refusal rejection abolition annihilation destruction dissolution disintegration fragmentation separation division detachment isolation solitude loneliness emptiness hollowness insubstantiality intangibility invisibility imperceptibility