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reception - 20 thesaurus results
Main Entry: reception
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: acceptance; acknowledgment
Synonyms: accession, acquisition, admission, disposition, encounter, gathering, greeting, induction, introduction, meeting, reaction, receipt, receiving, recognition, response, salutation, treatment, welcome, recipience
Antonyms: disacknowledgment
Main Entry: reception
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: celebratory party
Synonyms: buffet, dinner, do*, entertainment, function, gathering, levee, matinee, tea, soiree, supper
Concept Thesaurus
Synonyms:
-nouns
reception; admission, admittance, entree, importation; introduction, intromission; immission, ingestion, imbibation, introception, absorption, ingurgitation, inhalation; suction, sucking; eating, drinking (food) [more]; insertion [more]; interjection [more]; introit.
-verbs
give entrance to, give admittance to, give the entree; introduce, intromit; usher, admit, receive, import, bring in, open the door to, throw in, ingest, absorb, imbibe, inhale; let in, take in, suck in; readmit, resorb, reabsorb; snuff up, swallow, ingurgitate; engulf, engorge; gulp; eat, drink (food) [more].
-adjectives
admitting, admitted; admissable; absorbent.
Antonyms: ejection (Motion out of)]
Main Entry: admittance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: permission to enter
Synonyms: access, entrée, entrance, entry, ingress, pass, passage, reception
Notes: admission implies a physical entrance, whereas admittance implies some sort of procedural or merely formal entry; admission correlates with permission to move into a room or building but admittance correlates with acceptance into a group or organization
Main Entry: banquet
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: formal dinner, usually ceremonial
Synonyms: feast, festivity, fete, meal, reception, regale, repast, spread, treat
Main Entry: coming
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: arrival
Synonyms: accession, advent, approach, landing, reception
Antonyms: departure, exit, departing, going, leaving
Main Entry: enrollment
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: registration for membership
Synonyms: acceptance, accession, admission, conscription, engagement, enlistment, entrance, entry, induction, influx, matriculation, rally, reception, record, response, subscription, listing, recruitment, student body, students
Main Entry: foyer
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: receiving area
Synonyms: lobby, reception, vestibule, antechamber, anteroom, entrance hall
Main Entry: greeting
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: welcome; message of kindness
Synonyms: accosting, acknowledgment, address, aloha*, attention, best wishes, blow*, card*, ciao, compellation, compliments, good wishes, hail, hello, heralding, hi, high five, highball, how-do-you-do, howdy, letter*, nod, note, notice, ovation, reception, regards, respects, rumble, salaam*, salutation, salute, speaking to, testimonial, ushering in, what's happening
Antonyms: farewell, goodbye
Main Entry: hospitality
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: neighborliness
Synonyms: accommodation, cheer, companionship, consideration, conviviality, cordiality, entertainment, friendliness, generosity, geniality, reception, warmth, welcome, affability, amiability, comradeship, good cheer, heartiness, hospitableness, obligingness, sociability
Antonyms: hostility, inhospitality, unfriendliness, unneighborliness, unsociableness
Main Entry: lounge
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: club, socializing place
Synonyms: bar, barroom, cocktail lounge, dive*, hideaway, lobby, mezzanine, parlor, pub, reception, saloon, spot, tap, taproom, club room, drinkery, watering hole
Main Entry: parlor
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: sitting room
Synonyms: drawing room, front room, living room, lounge, reception, salon, waiting room, guest room
Main Entry: presentation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: performance; something given, displayed
Synonyms: act, appearance, arrangement, award, debut, delivery, demonstration, display, dog and pony show*, donation, exhibition, exposition, giving, introduction, launch, offering, overture, pitch, present, production, proposal, proposition, reception, remembrance, rendition, representation, show, submission, bestowal, coming out, conferral, delivering, investiture, knockdown*, launching, sales pitch, staging
Main Entry: shindig
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: party
Synonyms: affair, ball, banquet, barbecue, bash*, blowout*, celebration, dance, dinner, feast, festivity, function, gala, get-together, reception, shindy, social gathering
Main Entry: welcome
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: greeting
Synonyms: acceptance, entertainment, entrée, friendliness, hello, hospitality, ovation, reception, red carpet*, rumble*, salutation, salute, tumble*, handshake, howdy, key to the city
Antonyms: goodbye
Main Entry: ticker-tape parade
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: parade for hero
Synonyms: hero's welcome, reception, red-carpet treatment
Main Entry: absorption
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: assimilation, incorporation
Synonyms: consumption, digestion, exhaustion, fusion, intake, osmosis, penetration, reception, retention, saturation, drinking in, imbibing, impregnation, ingestion, inhalation, soaking up, suction, taking in
Main Entry: acceptance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: agreement, taking
Synonyms: acknowledgment, admission, approval, assent, compliance, consent, cooperation, getting, go-ahead*, green light*, nod*, okay, permission, receipt, receiving, reception, recognition, securing, undertaking, yes, accepting, acquiring, gaining, obtaining, taking on
Antonyms: disagreement, dissent, refusal
Main Entry: admission
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: entering or allowing entry
Synonyms: acceptance, access, admittance, confirmation, designation, door, entrance, entree, ingress, initiation, introduction, permission, reception, recognition, way, welcome, certification
Antonyms: denial, exclusion, expulsion, refusal
Main Entry: ball
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: dance party
Synonyms: hop, jump, mingle, prom, promenade, reception, shindig, hoedown, hoodang
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