Business Term
This thesaurus of terms for business and work is a simple quick tool for improving written and spoken communications.
Choosing your words carefully is vital for effective communicating. Sometimes a common word is best replaced by a less common word. Sometimes a common word is better than an unusual word. Words must make sense and have relevance to the reader, and also reflect the tone and purpose of the communication. Being able to choose different words to suit different situations can help achieve this.
This thesaurus offers ideas and suggestions of alternative words to help you choose and use the right words for reports, presentations, letters, and all other communications related to work, business, management, formal letters, contracts, adverts and notices.
The listing below offers alternative words with the same or similar meaning, for when you need a replacement; perhaps because a word is not quite right, accurate, appropriate, or maybe because you've already used the word and don't want to repeat it.
A thesaurus traditionally refers to a book which lists words with synonyms (other words meaning the same or similar). The word thesaurus came into English in the late 1500s from Latin, based on the earlier ancient Greek meaning of 'storehouse' or 'treasure'.
This glossary is a virtual storehouse of treasure: words to help you write and speak more effectively for business and work, and in other formal situations.
This thesaurus is not intended to be grammatically complete - it's a quick tool for finding alternative words, especially for business and work-related communications.
Some of these terms have different meanings outside of business and management, and some can even have different meanings in different areas of business, so use this as a guide.
Generally this thesaurus lists the most common business and work meanings of the words listed. Many of the words can be used as both nouns (things) and verbs ('doing' or 'action' words). Ensure you
Choosing your words carefully is vital for effective communicating. Sometimes a common word is best replaced by a less common word. Sometimes a common word is better than an unusual word. Words must make sense and have relevance to the reader, and also reflect the tone and purpose of the communication. Being able to choose different words to suit different situations can help achieve this.
This thesaurus offers ideas and suggestions of alternative words to help you choose and use the right words for reports, presentations, letters, and all other communications related to work, business, management, formal letters, contracts, adverts and notices.
The listing below offers alternative words with the same or similar meaning, for when you need a replacement; perhaps because a word is not quite right, accurate, appropriate, or maybe because you've already used the word and don't want to repeat it.
A thesaurus traditionally refers to a book which lists words with synonyms (other words meaning the same or similar). The word thesaurus came into English in the late 1500s from Latin, based on the earlier ancient Greek meaning of 'storehouse' or 'treasure'.
This glossary is a virtual storehouse of treasure: words to help you write and speak more effectively for business and work, and in other formal situations.
This thesaurus is not intended to be grammatically complete - it's a quick tool for finding alternative words, especially for business and work-related communications.
Some of these terms have different meanings outside of business and management, and some can even have different meanings in different areas of business, so use this as a guide.
Generally this thesaurus lists the most common business and work meanings of the words listed. Many of the words can be used as both nouns (things) and verbs ('doing' or 'action' words). Ensure you