area
- noun
- /ˈɛəriə/
- Within the academic library community, copyright is an area of critical importance and growing interest.
- research area
- subject area
- content area
We've been willing in many areas to do better.
- We've been willing in many areas to do better.
- But that's just one area to to start thinking about.
- So, but that's a real big area of, of R&D; and interest.
- So you could just shore up those areas of of your weaknesses.
- God did not bless me in that area of, you know, my fandom.
- And one of those areas is about our stuff.
- They won't just struggle in the area of defending you.
- The great people that I've seen in almost any area always have weaknesses.
- So this started in the low carb area and and carnivore.
- It is not an area to be played with.
- And there is intriguing research in the area of of these cannabinoids.
Examples
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Curriculum analysis linked to professional assessment success is one area that needs further investigation.
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Also, expert witnesses are needed in the area of mental health.
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Any other important areas of rights you can think of?
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What would you say your area of expertise is?
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I need your help in this area.
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Education remains one of the challenging areas for the adoption of the total quality philosophy.
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The structure and sequence of a lesson are another area of teaching that can benefit from reflection.
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Based on your perception of local health needs, identify areas for service improvement or service redesign.
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Another subtheme emphasized the clinical implications of exploring an area of significance to many clients.
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What would you say your area of expertise is?
Synonyms
A particular area of study or work
An area of activity like politics or science
A part of life, work or society where people act and have influence
A part of learning or teaching about one topic
An area of study at a school or university
Compounds
- Jargon
A place where soldiers and equipment gather and get ready before a mission
- Specialized
The total outside area of a solid object or a specific area inside a border
- Specialized
An area of land where rain and water flow into the same river, lake, or reservoir
- Specialized
A network that connects computers and devices in one building like an office
- Literature
A place people are afraid to enter or are not allowed to enter because it is dangerous
- Specialized
A part of the left side of the brain that controls the movements used for speaking
- Specialized
Part of the brain's outer layer that joins information from different senses and helps thinking
- Specialized
A system that links groups of computers in different cities or countries
- Specialized
A part of the brain's outer layer mapped and numbered by Brodmann according to how its cells are arranged
- Specialized
The part at the back of the brain that first processes what you see
A national park in southern Oklahoma with mineral springs and clear streams
- Specialized
A way of drawing the world on a flat map that keeps areas the correct size
- Specialized
A way of making a flat map that keeps each place's area the same as on the globe
- NSFW
Attacking a large area from the air to destroy many buildings rather than specific targets
- Specialized
Part of the back of the brain that receives and starts to process signals from the eyes
- Specialized
A triangular area on the front of the chest where the heart makes a dull sound when tapped
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A part of the outer brain that reacts to stimulation and controls movement
- Specialized
Part of the brain at the back that first gets signals from the eyes
- Specialized
A part of the left side of the brain that helps people speak and understand words
- Specialized
A small yellow area at the center of the back of the eye that gives sharp central vision
- Specialized
A pear-shaped part of the brain on each side that helps process smells
How Broad
Surface Forms
Etymology
Area comes from Latin area meaning an 'open space', and by simple metaphor it became a 'space' of work or thought. So, area also means a subject or field, like an 'area of study'.