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On this page you’ll find 65 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to factor, such as: aspect, cause, circumstance, component, consideration, and element.
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Our prediction model crunches 200-plus factors from polls to candidate traits to economic indicators to project the odds of victory for this year’s presidential, Senate and House races.
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WORDS RELATED TO FACTOR
- cause
- channel
- factor
- force
- means
- medium
- organ
- power
- vehicle
- agent
- business person
- dealer
- entrepreneur
- factor
- financier
- go-between
- interagent
- interceder
- intercessor
- intermediary
- intermediate
- mediator
- merchant
- middleperson
- negotiator
- stockbroker
- Moira
- accident
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- adjunct
- affair
- article
- case
- cause
- coincidence
- concern
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- crisis
- destiny
- detail
- doom
- element
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English Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:3.0 / 7 votes
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factor
In strict philosophical usage, the prime mover or doer of an act is the agent. Thus we speak of man as a voluntary agent, a free agent. But in common usage, especially in business, an agent is not the prime actor, but only an instrument or factor, acting under orders or instructions. Compare CAUSE.
Synonyms:
actor, agent, doer, instrument, means, mover, operator, performer, promoterAntonyms:
chief, inventor, originator, principalPreposition:
An agent of the company for selling, etc.
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factornoun
anything that contributes causally to a result
«a number of factors determined the outcome»
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component, element, broker, gene, divisor, cistron, agent, ingredient, constituent -
component, constituent, element, factor, ingredientnoun
an abstract part of something
«jealousy was a component of his character»; «two constituents of a musical composition are melody and harmony»; «the grammatical elements of a sentence»; «a key factor in her success»; «humor: an effective ingredient of a speech»
Synonyms:
chemical element, grammatical constituent, cistron, component, element, portion, gene, divisor, part, agent, ingredient, component part, fixings, constituent, broker -
divisor, factornoun
one of two or more integers that can be exactly divided into another integer
«what are the 4 factors of 6?»
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broker, component, element, gene, divisor, cistron, agent, ingredient, constituent -
agent, factor, brokernoun
a businessman who buys or sells for another in exchange for a commission
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broker, component, element, cistron, gene, divisor, agentive role, federal agent, ingredient, constituent, agent -
factornoun
any of the numbers (or symbols) that form a product when multiplied together
Synonyms:
component, element, broker, gene, divisor, cistron, agent, ingredient, constituent -
factornoun
an independent variable in statistics
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component, element, broker, gene, divisor, cistron, agent, ingredient, constituent -
gene, cistron, factorverb
(genetics) a segment of DNA that is involved in producing a polypeptide chain; it can include regions preceding and following the coding DNA as well as introns between the exons; it is considered a unit of heredity
«genes were formerly called factors»
Synonyms:
broker, component, element, gene, divisor, cistron, ingredient, constituent, agent -
factor, factor in, factor outverb
resolve into factors
«a quantum computer can factor the number 15»
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factor out, factor in -
factorverb
be a contributing factor
«make things factor into a company’s profitability»
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factor out, factor in -
factor, factor in, factor outverb
consider as relevant when making a decision
«You must factor in the recent developments»
Synonyms:
factor out, factor in
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PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:4.0 / 1 vote
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List of paraphrases for «factor»:
factors, coefficient, element, mailman, postman, facteur, determinant, factorial, component, elements, contributor, player, aspect, coefficient, actor, driver, working, musicaction, stocking
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Gavin Parry:
The impact of the stronger yen in January was definitely one factor, another was the impact of slowing exports to China, Japan’s largest trading partner, which is a further indication of the slowdown there.
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Jaroslav Tomilchik:
The most important factor (for being in Belarus) are strong schools of training for professional engineers.
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The Australian:
I think the stress of being number one in the world is a motivating factor for me just because I don’t want to lose it, it’s really important for me to make sure I stick to my processes and do all the hard work I can to try to stay there for as long as I can.
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Chris Barling:
I believe Mr. Spells at some point realized Ms. Sanchez was a transgender person and that played a factor in him killing Ms. Sanchez.
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Alcon Global Head Jeff George:
We’ve seen a significant slowdown in emerging markets, particularly in Asia, which has led to a corresponding drop in our surgical equipment sales, we’ve also seen increasing competitive pricing pressure in our IOL business. The third factor … is the increasing generic pressure that we’ve had in our U.S. pharma business.
Translations for factor
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- عاملArabic
- агент, коефициент, множител, фактор, разлагам на множителиBulgarian
- faktorCzech
- agent, faktorisere, faktorDanish
- FaktorGerman
- παράγονταςGreek
- tegurEstonian
- فاکتورPersian
- osatekijä, edustaja, tekijäFinnish
- facteurFrench
- fachtóir, toiscIrish
- seumarlan, maor, bàillidhScottish Gaelic
- faghteyrManx
- לפרק לגורמים, גורם, חלק אינטגרליHebrew
- tényezőHungarian
- þáttur, þætta, þátta, leysa upp í þættiIcelandic
- fattore, fattorizzareItalian
- កត្តាKhmer
- факторKyrgyz
- uitvoerderDutch
- årsak, faktor, faktorisereNorwegian
- faktor, czynnikPolish
- fazedor, factor, fatorPortuguese
- представитель, коэффициент, показатель, комиссионер, фактор, доверенное лицо, движущая сила, торговый агент, множительRussian
- činilacSerbo-Croatian
- faktorSwedish
- காரணிTamil
- çarpan, etken, faktörTurkish
- 因子Chinese
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Are we missing a good synonym for factor?
I’m looking for a single word- a noun that corresponds to:
A factor or consideration that supports a specific conclusion or assertion
Here’s the context- it’s an article about the role of women in Orthodox Judaism, and more specifically, about the question of whether women can instruct others in Jewish law.
This is the paragraph- the XXX is the word that’s missing («halachic» and «halachah» refer to the tenets of Jewish law):
Chances are that a woman who contacts a female halachic advisor can expect to meet someone who understands precisely what she is asking, and that this encounter will be more open. This option would consequently increase the number of women seeking advice, since many women don’t feel comfortable asking rabbis about women’s issues, and some take on extra stringencies, or leniencies, that lack a solid halachic base. This is why female halachic advisors are so crucial. Rabbi N. Rabinovich also considers availability for clarifying a halachic decision a XXX in favor of training female halachic advisors.
Does such a term exist? If not — what are the closest alternatives?
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Sven Yargs
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The phrase «piece of evidence» is the closest fit.
A confirmation or a verification would suggest something more conclusive than just leaning in one direction.
A proof or even more so a substantiation would suggest the fact was sufficient on its own to conclusively prove the matter.
A corroboration would back up other such evidence.
An affirmation is perhaps the closest in a single word, though still not quite as good for that meaning as a «piece of evidence».
You can also just use evidence but it doesn’t fit well with explicitly singular use as one would not have «an evidence».
answered Jan 7, 2015 at 14:00
Jon HannaJon Hanna
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How about proof, which thefreedictionary.com defines as:
evidence sufficient to establish a thing as true or believable.
answered Jan 7, 2015 at 13:58
«evidence», as has been mentioned above, is used in legal and scientific contexts (more specifically, in medical research).
evidence (noun)
- «something which shows that something else exists or is true» Merriam-Webster
- «a mark or sign that makes evident; an indication» The Free Dictionary
- «He has been unable to find evidence to support his theory.»
- «Investigators could find no evidence linking him to the crime.»
- «Her curiosity is evidenced (vb) by the number of books she owns.»
- «The play’s long run on Broadway is evidence of its great popularity.»
Although we don’t say «I have an evidence», as has been pointed out in one of the answers, we often hear and read «we have some evidence» or «there is some evidence». Just like «wine» or «information», «evidence» is uncountable.
answered Jan 7, 2015 at 14:01
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Argument is a word with many different senses but at least one of them would appear to answer here:
A statement or fact advanced for the purpose of influencing the mind; a reason urged in support of a proposition. (OED)
answered Jan 7, 2015 at 14:20
Brian DonovanBrian Donovan
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basis
on ODO
1 The underlying support or foundation for an idea, argument, or process
1.2 The justification for or reasoning behind something: on the basis of these statistics important decisions are made
Section C of FASB (Financial Accounting and Standards Board)
Background Information and Basis for Conclusions
answered Jan 7, 2015 at 14:21
KrisKris
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I think you want the term «Lemma»
Lemma: proven proposition which is used as a stepping stone to a larger result rather than as a statement of interest by itself
It’s a word that is used in context to very structural arguments.
answered Jan 7, 2015 at 14:37
New AlexandriaNew Alexandria
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I proffer- (major) premise, n.
a statement that is assumed to be true and from which a conclusion can
be drawn.
answered Jan 7, 2015 at 15:03
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