space

Meanings

Noun

• Of time.
• Unlimited or generalized extent, physical or otherwise.
• A bounded or specific extent, physical or otherwise.

Verb

• To roam, walk, wander.
• To set some distance apart.
• To insert or utilise spaces in a written text.
• To eject into outer space, usually without a space suit.
• To travel into and through outer space.

Related

Similar words

• leisure time, spare time
• volume
• room, volume
• place, spot, volume
• outer space
• blank, gap, whitespace
• quad, quadrat
• ether

Narrower meaning words

• address space
• aerospace
• affine space
• airspace
• air space
• backspace
• Baire space
• Banach space
• base space
• breathing space
• bunkspace
• chemical space
• column space
• compact space
• conjugate space
• connected space
• crawlspace
• crawl space
• cyberspace
• danger space
• dark space
• dead-air space
• dead space
• deep space
• drift space
• dual space
• Einstein space
• em space
• en space
• 2-em space
• 3-em space
• Euclidean space
• exceptional space
• exotic four-space
• fishing space
• flat space
• floor space
• Foch space
• Fourier space
• Fréchet space
• free space
• function space
• G space
• hair space
• half space
• Hausdorff space
• headspace
• Hilbert space
• homeomorphic space
• homogeneous space
• hydrospace
• hyperbolic space
• hyperspace
• image space
• inertial space
• inner product space
• interaction space
• interplanetary space
• interstellar space
• intervillous space
• isometric space
• joint space
• justifying space
• lacunary space
• Lindelöf space
• loading space
• mathematical space
• measurable space
• metacompact space
• metric space
• metrizable space
• Minkowski space
• Moore space
• mutton space
• namespace
• n space
• n-dimensional space
• normal space
• normed linear space
• null space
• NUT space
• object space
• open half space
• orbit space
• orthogonal space
• outer space
• paracompact space
• Pauli spin space
• Peano space
• perfectly separable space
• perivitelline space
• phase space
• Polish space
• popliteal space
• pore space
• probability space
• problem space
• projective space
• pseudospace
• quotient space
• reflexive Banach space
• regular space
• regular topological space
• Riemann space
• sample space
• separable space
• sequentially compact space
• shrinking space
• spin space
• state space
• strictly convex space
• subarachnoid space
• subspace
• symmetric space
• T0 space
• T1 space
• T3 space
• T4 space
• tangent space
• tensor space
• thick space
• thin space
• topological space
• total space
• triangulable space
• Tychonoff space
• uniform space
• unitary space
• vector space
• watch this space
• wave-vector space
• weakly complete space
• white space
• whitespace
• workspace

Origin

• From Middle English space, from Anglo-Norman space, variant of espace, espas et al., and spaze, variant of espace, from Latin spatium, from Proto-Indo-European *(s)peh₂- ("to stretch, to pull")