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monatomic subatomic ion nucleus nuclear monoxide monad monobasic tetrad valence electron substituent nuclide fission atomy amide atomic number thiazine acceptor proton atomic mass unit dioxide corpuscle particle ether neutron excite ligand deuteron heterocyclic quaternary hydrogen bond orbit multiatom free radical radical atomic weight dyad donor heteroatom Triton tertiary complex hydroxide hydroxyl subatom Rutherford atom hydrogen ion monochloride mass number label
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chloride atomic-bombed atomic bombing atomic molecule monohydric orbital Meta aldehyde quantum jump d heptad relative atomic mass atomic mass monoacid high-energy particle alpha sulfoxide substitute primary protium A-bomb pyran thiosulfuric acid aryl ace alpha particle pentad extranuclear mass vacancy magneton subnuclear radio-atom triad element gamma ground state phenyl carbonyl atomic theory electrophilic octad reduce graphene epoxide fission bomb valence electrons capture oxidize carbanion tachyon methyl -amine substitution l monovalent geminal covalence atomic bomb oxazole asymmetrical shell butyl chelate isotope deuterium benzene ring quadrivalent secondary at. wt. actinide series carboxyl bichloride cation positronium neo- binding energy species thiocyanate second univalent adatom thiazole electron affinity radiolabel oxide diatom subshell organometallic beta metalation cyanohydrin agostic ketone neutron number subatomic particle electron cloud individuum pion alkylidene deprotonate methyl alcohol cyanide transmutation internal conversion ferrocene fissile rare-earth metal donate coordinate polydentate split hexad valence electron bombard polysulphide sulfide degree of freedom ethinyl neutrino locant photoelectron valency redox polyatomic ethyl quaternize vinyl guanidino fluorine mon atomic radiation coordination number nuclear bomb octet mask quark nuclear fission porphyrin electron pair excitation azole t strong force nucleophilic naphthyl oxygen polyether analogue metamerism migration pyridyl monosulphide pyrrole monodentate tritium chiral center interstitial anion sulfone hydrogen phenoxy bomb carbyl antiatom bridge epimer mono- carbene muonium atomic energy delta oxidation–reduction mon- equivalent ionize decyl monoamine atomic moment transamination solid octadecyl Bohr theory pyridone normal alpha-hydroxy acid electrovalent bond radiometal semiquinone Lamb side chain spiro model azo- aza- polyad cross–link azoxy allene atom-smashing bromine equivalence bit enol atomic war monohydride monoprotic oxo phosphazine hydroxyl ion electrion -thioic oxidation-reduction beta particle amine decay nitramine furan glycoside pyridine diazo cage steady state ionic bond autoionization polyhydric monopotassium dehydrogenate pyran ring negative valence monocalcium proto- sub-atom recoil momentum monometallic atom-bombed monochloro polyacid Auger effect unexcited monosodium vicinal bromide recoil energy ionogen valence shell quaternization alkylate triplet relative molecular mass free parvitude positive valence monochlor- monosulfide quinolizine cumulate dative monobrominate monobromide Auger electron atomic bomber atomless big boy uncomplexed spiro atom vinylene pentamethylene accelerator residue atomic structure monacid mercaptan isopropyl betaine singlet hexamethylene aryl halide chain reaction atomic orbital nuclear reaction bitartrate polychloride polybromide spot monolayer photoionization hydrazino- pentenyl tetra- alcohol anti-atom nuclear energy imide benzal displacement azine dendron tetrazole mercury derivative x magnetogyric exchange hopping quinonyl deprotonation meso- metalloenzyme metalloprotein monochlorination halide orthohelium planetary electron bond L electron haloform deoxypentose pyrryl valency electron parahelium monobrom- aminal polarization quinolyl atomic volume propargylic retinylidene cinnamal iodide decomposition adenyl alkyl nucleosynthesis chloromethyl nitrosyl dichloride emergent evolution aniline excited cycloalkyl furfurylidene hollow atom kernel oxidation normal valence polyhalide pyranyl pyrazolyl pyrimidyl multivalence butylamine aquation Bohr orbit electron donor silyl ferrocyanide acetoxy fluorocarbon metalloproteinase monobromination perfluorocarbon atom bomb atom bombing carbonium ion core citrylidene critical potential event pseudoasymmetry pyrrole ring quantum orbit submolecule monochlorinate N–radiation photodisintegration atomistics position isomerism oxonium photoexcited perturb arsenide transannular daughter cyclohexyl configuration construct chlorocarbon pyrrolidyl Compton electron carbonium multidentate propargyl spiro- thiosulphate resonant ferricyanide bivalence electron acceptor chromophore relaxation thionyl unsymmetrical nuke polyiodide amylate electronegativity hydraz- thi- monooxygenase bivalent quantivalence manganic mercuric divalent nonyl teller halogenate atomism vinylidene multiplet p orbital Larmor precession homologous path ethide nitro-compound thio- crystal field microcrith phosphazene beta decay Bohr atom alkalide coordination compound electronegative atomic physics aralkoxy gram–atomic weight nuclei Pauli exclusion principle polyphosphoric acid acetylide hexyl alkoxide chemistry photoabsorption propyl electropositive quantum dot ferroporphyrin protosilicate iodoso- transition fluoroacetamide heteroaromatic hydroperoxyl heptyl thenyl transition probability recombination line epoxy chemical potential ethanol balanced equation protomeric monoxalate octyl ethylidene selection rule haematin cumenyl oxazine hot atom lone pair hydroxymethyl inner quantum number oxamidine atomical chemiluminescence covalency bicarbonate thiol oxazolidine cyanogen negativity pentyl free electron primary salt perchloric acid glucityl bathochrome monosodic nascent magnetic quantum number kaonic haemoglobin halocarbon charge repumping Rydberg formula energy level imidazole molecular weight pyrone pyrrolizidine solar neutrino unit phenol sequester hot fusion bomb exclusion principle defect tautomer quantum mechanics superatom Bohr radius arylene artiad oxadiazole term dimer body-centred phenylethyl piperidine acetylacetonate styryl protosulphide sequestration manganous baryon chloramide chlorimide heptadecyl metastable state crystal field theory perturbation asymmetric synthesis alkenyl pyridinecarboxylic acid atomic transition alpha decay recoil phenanthridine morpholine polychromic aldopentose pyrroline antiparticle bidentate body–centered electron density electropositivity chloroamine face-centred hyperonic ion pair line tom pseudouridine knock–on positron spir- nitrol diamond sulfonchloramide stannous nitro-substitution phenylacetic tautomerism orbital electron dichloramine desyl Debye temperature excited state tridentate acyloin reduction Hofmann reaction furyl magneto-mechanical -ylidene quantum defect asymmetric carbon atom bisphosphonate electrovalence secondary alcohol Lewis–Langmuir theory -ylidyne dislocation conduction band Manhattan Project Rydberg atom Teller, Edward quantum number ferriporphyrin nitridize oxygenize isocyanine siloxane spin wave xylylene ester iso- allylamine coordination complex atomic spectrum is- van't Hoff elementary particle hydrogen bomb Lawrence, Ernest Orlando migrate compound metastable Cockcroft, Sir John Douglas cyanocobalamin autoionize aldehyde ammonia triiodothyronine aggregate recoil Fermi level face–centered hydroformylation mesityl oxidation state carborane meta- ferrocyanogen Thomson's hypothesis thiadiazole thienyl acridine valence band chloramine Eniwetok cyclopentadienyl Bohr beta-hydroxy acid sublevel eigenstate mono acid anhydride angstrom alcoholate superlattice thin film tracer heptavalent lattice monocarbonate Racah Szilard, Leo quinone imine cathode ray tube Bohr, Niels Bose–Einstein condensate dalton Fuchs, Klaus imidic acid speck alkaloid hydrate Dalton, John Wohl degradation available chlorine Thomson, Sir Joseph John ionization potential Rutherford, Sir Ernest Franck, James mole Blackett, Patrick carbon cycle Franck–Condon diazo oxide Fermi surface Mannich carbodiimide triphenylmethyl stannic Truman, Harry S. boson acid mystic heteropoly acid displacement law group penicillin cationic detergent Hiroshima Markovnikov sydnone Lorentzian network scale panpsychism cephalosporin ray

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As you've probably noticed, words for "atom" are listed above. According to the algorithm that drives this word similarity engine, the top 5 related words for "atom" are: monatomic, subatomic, ion, nucleus, and nuclear. There are 745 other words that are related to or similar to atom listed above. Hopefully the generated list of words for "atom" above suit your needs. If not, you might want to check out Related Words - another project of mine which uses a different technique (not though that it works best with single words, not phrases).

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The way Reverse Dictionary works is pretty simple. It simply looks through tonnes of dictionary definitions and grabs the ones that most closely match your search query. For example, if you type something like "longing for a time in the past", then the engine will return "nostalgia". The engine has indexed several million definitions so far, and at this stage it's starting to give consistently good results (though it may return weird results sometimes). It acts a lot like a thesaurus except that it allows you to search with a definition, rather than a single word. So in a sense, this tool is a "search engine for words", or a sentence to word converter.

I made this tool after working on Related Words which is a very similar tool, except it uses a bunch of algorithms and multiple databases to find similar words to a search query. That project is closer to a thesaurus in the sense that it returns synonyms for a word (or short phrase) query, but it also returns many broadly related words that aren't included in thesauri. So this project, Reverse Dictionary, is meant to go hand-in-hand with Related Words to act as a word-finding and brainstorming toolset. For those interested, I also developed Describing Words which helps you find adjectives and interesting descriptors for things (e.g. waves, sunsets, trees, etc.).

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