Aim
Aim noun - Something that one hopes or intends to accomplish.
Usage example: the main aim of a trip to the city is to shop for school clothes, but we always go to the artisans' market, too
Object is a synonym for aim in intention topic. In some cases you can use "Object" instead a noun "Aim", when it comes to topics like purpose, objective, goal, planned. popular alternative
Object
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| special | special aim | special object |
| particular | particular aim | particular object |
| similar | similar aim | similar object |
| specific | specific aim | specific object |
| Other adjectives: original, sharp, actual, real, main. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Implied in Jingo, when 71-Hour Ahmed compares football to a Klatchistani game (probably polo) in which the aim is to get the "object" into the goal.
Source: Severed Head Sports - This made it easier to aim attacks as you just had to hit a stationary object if you managed to land the prism in the middle of the opponent's field.
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His occasional partner Marlene Alraune's fighting style seems to be: Find the sharpest object within reach and aim for the groin.
Source: Combat Pragmatist / Comic Books
Cite this Source
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