Pronunciation

/world/

Definitions

Noun

1. A planet Earth and all its inhabitants, flora, and fauna, considered as a single entity. The world is a diverse place with many cultures.
2. The global community, collectively. The world economy is interconnected.
3. A particular region or sphere of activity, often used to refer to a field of interest or expertise. He’s an expert in the world of finance.

Verb

1. To perceive or consider (something) as a whole. To marvel at the wonders of the world.
2. To be aware or cognizant of something on a global scale. She wants to make the world a better place.

Adjective

1. Concerning or involving the entire globe or all people. Global warming is a world issue.
2. Characteristic of a particular place or culture. A world-famous landmark.

Adverb

1. Throughout the world; universally. The news spread worldwide.

Phrases

• “Greetings from around the world”
• “Exploring the unseen corners of the world”
• “A small act can make a big difference in the world”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Traveling the world opened my eyes to different ways of life.”
• Verb: “He hopes to raise awareness about climate change worldwide.”
• Adjective: “The world’s tallest building stands in Dubai.”
• Adverb: “Her kindness had a worldwide impact on charity efforts.”

Synonyms

• Planet Earth
• Earth
• Cosmos
• Global community
• International
• Everywhere
• All over
• Universal
• Worldwide
• Global
• Terran
• Cosmopolitan

Note: Some of the verbs listed under “Verb” are not standard English usages, but rather informal or creative ways to express greeting or considering the world. In formal contexts, “to perceive” or “to be aware” would be more appropriate.