Axis and Base

Axis

Axis noun - A thing or place that is of greatest importance to an activity or interest.
Usage example: in addition to being the suburb's social axis, the country club is the place where deals are made and partnerships are forged
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Synonyms for Axis

Base and axis are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Base" instead a noun "Axis".

Nearby Word: axial

Base

Base noun - A thing or place that is of greatest importance to an activity or interest.
Usage example: the base of the industry is California's Silicon Valley

Axis and base are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Axis" instead a noun "Base".

Nearby Words: basic, basal, based, baseline, baseball

How words are described

complete complete axis complete base
single single axis single base
entire entire axis entire base
main main axis main base
Other adjectives: new, major, secondary, primary, different, said.

Both words in one sentence

  • Useful Notes / General Gaming Gamepads Other additions include a hat switch in four directions, a throttle lever on the base, more buttons on the base, and mechanisms that allow the player to twist the joystick itself clockwise and counterclockwise on the base, adding a third axis to "front-and-back" and "left-and-right".
  • World War II / War In Europe And Africa At the same time, Iraqi ultranationalists and Islamists rose up and overthrew the British puppet monarchy in Baghdad and aligned themselves with the Axis, laying siege to the major RAF base in the region.
  • Briefcase Full of Money In Mobile Suit Gundam Chars Counter Attack, Char hands out briefcases of gold to a number of Federation officials as part of a short-lived peace deal that gave him control of the old Axis asteroid base.
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