environment
- noun
- /ɪnˈvaɪrənmənt/
- Enhance the environment, make the world more beautiful.
- learning environment
- built environment
- a school environment
So Pharrell was in an environment created by Snoop.
- So Pharrell was in an environment created by Snoop.
- Also, you know, cold, dry environments are great for DNA.
- If you don't control your environment, it starts with me
- And and that will imbue the environment with compassion.
- Enhance the environment, make the world more beautiful.
- They are given an environment in which to dispense wisdom.
- You know, it's, it's a very rich environment.
- And yet here are these children playing in this environment.
- There are many ways to create a cloud environment.
- You need to heal, but be mindful of your home environment.
- So just add a little bit of texture to the environment.
Examples
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Because this is a professional work environment.
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To understand the Hari case, you have to appreciate the environment in which he worked.
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We can create the environment that we want around us.
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For the first time in their lives, they get to watch their children grow up in an environment of safety and security.
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The complement to campus support in the college environment is community support in the local environment.
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You have to create the environment of trust and rapport.
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Studies have shown that various aspects of the built environment can trigger social isolation.
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I tried to create a stress-free environment.
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A question being explored here is whether school environments tend to exacerbate those feelings.
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The garden provides a peaceful environment for relaxation and reflection.
Synonyms
The natural place where plants and animals live and grow
The area and things near a person or place
The situation that affects how people live or work
Compounds
- Specialized
A completely clean place with no bacteria or germs, used in surgery and labs
- Specialized
A careful study of outside things that affect a company to find chances and risks and plan how to respond
A business situation where companies compete very hard and may hurt competitors to win
A situation with a lot of stress and worry that makes people feel under pressure
A place that supports new tools like computers and new ideas and helps people use them
How Big
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Environment comes from old French parts en- 'in/around' and viron 'around', so it literally means what is 'around' you. That's why environment now means the people, places, and conditions that are 'around' and affect someone or something.