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What is another word for Item? – 182 Item Synonyms

    Need another word for Item? Use these synonyms of Item from our thesaurus to say it differently.


    Synonyms & Similar Words

    article object thing entity unit piece part component element fragment portion section division segment substance matter stuff material commodity goods product merchandise stock supply asset resource fixture appliance device gadget tool equipment apparatus machine contraption contrivance apparatus utensil implement instrument facility means medium agent factor element principle aspect feature characteristic attribute quality property trait mark sign symbol indicator signal token.

    Meaning of Item

    The primary meaning of the word "item" is a separate thing or unit, especially one that is part of a list, collection, or stock.

    Definitions

    • A separate thing or unit, especially one that is part of a list, collection, or stock
    • A clause or phrase, especially one in a formal document or statement
    • A piece of news or information, especially one that is reported or broadcast
    • A person or thing, especially one that is considered unusual or notable

    Etymology of Item

    The word "item" comes from the Latin "item", which is an abbreviation of "idem", meaning "the same"
    It has been used in English since the 15th century to refer to a separate thing or unit, and its meaning has expanded over time to include various senses

    Example Uses

    • The store had a wide range of items on sale, including clothes, electronics, and household goods
    • The news item about the accident was broadcast on the radio and television
    • The company's assets include several valuable items, such as property and equipment
    • The researcher studied each item in the collection to learn more about its history and significance

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    whole entirety totality completeness unity oneness singularity individuality entirety everything all nothing none zero absence lack deficiency shortage scarcity insufficiency inadequacy incompleteness imperfection flaw defect fault error mistake omission.