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for materialFrom Moby Thesaurus II by Grady Ward, 1.0 :
384 Moby Thesaurus words for "material":
Adamic, Circean, Formica, Masonite, Philistine, a propos, ab ovo,
absolute, abundance, accumulation, actual, ad rem, adducible,
admissible, air, amassment, animal, animalistic, apparatus,
appertaining, applicable, applying, apposite, appreciable,
appropriate, apropos, asphalt, atom, atomic particles, atoms,
attestative, attestive, authentic, backlog, ballpoint pen, basal,
based on, basic, beastlike, beastly, bedrock, being, belonging,
bestial, bibliography, big, big-league, big-name, big-time, bigwig,
bigwigged, blackboard, blacktop, bodily, body of knowledge,
body of learning, brick, brutal, brute, brute matter, brutish,
budget, building block, canvas, cardinal, carnal, carnal-minded,
carpeting, central, certain, chalk, chemical element,
circumstantial, clapboard, cloth, coarse, cobblestone, collection,
commissariat, commissary, component, components, conclusive,
concrete, consequential, considerable, constituent, constituents,
constitutive, convincing, core, cork tile, cornucopia, corporal,
corporeal, crayon, cumulation, cumulative, cyclopedia, damning,
data, decisive, determinative, distillate, distillation,
documentary, documentation, documented, documents, double-barreled,
drapery, dump, earth, earthly, earthshaking, earthy, element,
elemental, elementary, elementary particle, elementary unit,
elements, elixir, encyclopedia, entity, equipment, eraser, essence,
essential, etoffe, evidential, evidentiary, ex parte, eye-witness,
fabric, facts, factual, fallen, felt, fiber glass, figures, final,
fire, firsthand, flag, flagging, flagstone, fleshly, flooring,
focal, founded on, fundamental, fundamental particle, gear,
germane, gist, goods, grand, great, gross, grounded on, gut,
habiliments, heap, hearsay, heart, heavyweight, high-powered,
hoard, hyle, hylic, hypostasis, implicit, important, in point,
incontrovertible, indicative, indispensable, indisputable,
individual, information, ingredient, ink, inkhorn, inkstand,
inkwell, inventory, invisible ink, involving, irrefutable,
irresistible, kernel, lace, lapsed, larder, lay, lead pencil,
life-and-death, life-or-death, linoleum, literature, lore, macadam,
machinery, major, marrow, mass, material world, materialistic,
materiality, materials, materiate, materiel, matter, meaningful,
means, meat, medium, molecule, momentous, monad, mundane,
munitions, name, napery, natural world, nature, nib, nonspiritual,
notes, nub, nuncupative, object, objective, of the essence,
of vital importance, orgiastic, original, outfit, overwhelming,
palpable, pantile, paper, papers, paraphernalia, parquet, pavement,
pavestone, paving, pen, perceptible, pertaining, pertinent,
phenomenal, physical, physical world, pile, pith, plasterboard,
plenitude, plenty, plenum, plume, plywood, ponderable,
postlapsarian, presumptive, primal, primary, primitive, probative,
provisionment, provisions, publications, quill, quintessence,
radical, rag, rations, real, reed, relevant, reliable, repertoire,
repertory, research, resources, rick, roofage, roofing,
roofing paper, sap, secular, self-important, sensible, sensual,
serious, shake, sheathing board, sheeting, shingle, siding,
significant, silk, slate, solid, somatic, soul, spirit, spun glass,
stack, statistics, stencil, stock, stock-in-trade, stockpile,
stone, store, store of knowledge, stores, stuff, style, stylograph,
stylus, substance, substantial, substantive, substratum,
suggestive, sum and substance, superior, supplies, supply on hand,
sure, swinish, sympathetic ink, symptomatic, system of knowledge,
table, tablet, tackle, tackling, tangible, tar paper, telling,
temporal, terrestrial, textile, textile fabric, texture, thatch,
the four elements, tile, tilestone, tiling, tissu, tissue,
to the point, to the purpose, treasure, treasury,
treasury of information, true, underlying, unit of being,
unspiritual, valid, veneer, vital, wainscoting, wallboard, walling,
wallpaper, water, weatherboard, weave, web, weft, weighty, wood,
woof, wool, world-shaking, worldly
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