Letters that make activity
a, c, t, i, v, y are letters that make 'activity'
Words within activity
IT, act, ti, AC, iv, vi, CT, IV, VI, Ac, Ti are words within 'activity'
a, c, t, i, v, y are letters that make 'activity'
IT, act, ti, AC, iv, vi, CT, IV, VI, Ac, Ti are words within 'activity'
6 possible definitions for 'activity'
Under this definition, activity is a noun and has the following properties:
bodily process, body process, bodily function have the same meaning as 'activity'
'activity' can be a type of organic process, biological process.
ventilation, consumption, intake, healing, opsonization, opsonisation, overactivity, transpiration, diaphoresis, discharge, emission, expectoration, suppuration, hypostasis, lactation, lacrimation, lachrymation, vermiculation, perspiration, placentation, tanning, tears, weeping, breathing, crying, sleeping, tearing, reaction, control, respiration, respiration, external respiration, breath, ingestion, uptake, sexual activity, sexual practice, sex, sex activity, insemination, response, festering, ablactation, anastalsis, expelling, maturation, watering, peristalsis, sweating, sudation, hidrosis, phagocytosis, pinocytosis, psilosis are types of 'activity'.
active is a derivative of activity.
"respiratory activity"
Under this definition, activity is a noun and has the following properties:
action, activeness have the same meaning as 'activity'
inaction, inactiveness, inactivity have the opposite meaning of 'activity'
'activity' can be a type of state.
busyness, hum, play, eructation, agency, swing, operation, behaviour, eruption, extravasation, overdrive, behavior are types of 'activity'.
active is an attribute of activity.
alive(p), participating, act, active, combat-ready, fighting(a), move are derivatives of 'activity'.
"his sphere of activity", "he is out of action"
Under this definition, activity is a noun and has the following properties:
natural process, action, natural action have the same meaning as 'activity'
'activity' can be a type of physical process, process.
magnetisation, absorption, radiation, rigidifying, rigidification, geological process, geologic process, solidifying, solidification, curing, ion exchange, ionisation, nuclear reaction, opacification, oxygenation, pair production, pair creation, pair formation, transduction, transpiration, vitrification, cataphoresis, ecological succession, synergy, capture, capture, condensation, decay, diffusion, drift, effervescence, disintegration, distillation, filtration, feedback, magnetization, magnetic induction, materialization, materialisation, oscillation, scattering, soaking, soak, source, succession, survival, synergism, antiredeposition, aeration, fossilisation, ionization, sink, release, saltation, stimulation, set, selection, fossilization, dissolution, extinction, inactivation, establishment, formation, flow, concretion, extraction, hardening, sericulture, stiffening, acidification, adiabatic process, centrifugation, chemical process, chemical change, chemical action, chromatography, convection, curdling, clotting, coagulation, demagnetization, demagnetisation, desorption, distillment, electrophoresis, dielectrolysis, ionophoresis, ecesis, flocculation, leach, leaching, phase change, phase transition, state change, physical change, precession of the equinoxes, soakage, softening, sorption, survival of the fittest, natural selection, temperature change are types of 'activity'.
active are derivatives of 'activity'.
"the action of natural forces", "volcanic activity"
Under this definition, activity is a noun and has the following properties:
'activity' can be a type of capacity, capability.
'activity' can be a category of chemistry, chemical science.
active is a derivative of activity.
"catalytic activity"
Under this definition, activity is a noun and has the following properties:
activeness has the same meaning as activity
inertia, inactivity, inactiveness have the opposite meaning of 'activity'
'activity' can be a type of trait.
spiritedness, brio, dynamism, pizzazz, pizzaz, oomph, zing, vivification, animation, invigoration are types of 'activity'.
active are derivatives of 'activity'.
"the level of activity declines with age"
Under this definition, activity is a noun and has the following properties:
inactivity has the opposite meaning of activity
'activity' can be a type of human action, deed, act, human activity.
activation, position, positioning, variance, recreation, play, turn, playing, service, business, job, location, preparation, grooming, creation, use, employment, hunt, operation, organization, grouping, process, concealing, activating, emplacement, pleasure, market, politics, preparation, assist, behavior, solo, fun, hell, sin, obfuscation, mystification, negotiation, timekeeping, disturbance, cup of tea, wrongful conduct, dismantling, diversion, work, endeavor, usage, perturbation, last, organisation, leading, game, energizing, marketplace, market place, protection, aid, support, support, behavior, release, fit, waste, measure, effort, follow-up, followup, locating, variation, space walk, burst, domesticity, operation, operation, practice, pattern, bag, dish, hunting, music, acting, playacting, performing, liveliness, animation, procedure, works, deeds, line of work, line, occupation, occupation, education, writing, committal to writing, exercise, search, role, wrongdoing, misconduct, actus reus, wastefulness, dissipation, attempt, endeavour, try, control, sensory activity, instruction, teaching, pedagogy, didactics, educational activity, training, representation, creative activity, dismantlement, disassembly, puncture, utilization, utilisation, military operation, measurement, measuring, mensuration, calibration, standardization, standardisation, supporting, continuance, continuation, ceremony, ceremony, worship, concealment, hiding, placement, provision, supply, supplying, demand, enjoyment, delectation, lamentation, mourning, laughter, readying, assistance, help, behaviour, behaviour, conduct, doings, leadership, precession, precedence, precedency, buzz, outlet, vent, verbalization, verbalisation are types of 'activity'.
alive(p), participating, active are derivatives of 'activity'.
"they avoided all recreational activity"