Who synonyms
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Part of speech:
According to what; insofar as:
That which or those which
People
That: used as a relative referring to the thing, group, or event specified in the antecedent word, phrase, or clause: which can be used in a restrictive clause [the war which had just ended, the class to which he spoke], in a restrictive clause preceded by the pronoun that [he sacrificed that which he valued most], in a nonrestrictive clause [my car, which is not running; my family, in which she found a warm welcome], or, archaically, of a person [Our Father, which art in heaven]
(Usage Problem) Used to refer to a person whose gender is unspecified or unknown:
wheelchair-bound (related)
World Health Organization
a United Nations agency to coordinate international health activities and to help governments improve health services
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You is a pronoun used to describe someone that is being spoken to, or to describe a hypothetical person or group of people.
whose (related)
55-year-old (related)
Used to refer to a person whose gender is unspecified or unknown.
The person speaking or writing: personal pronoun in the first person singular
whom (related)
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and others (related)
who-d (related)
78-year-old (related)
youngish (related)
kind-hearted (related)
in authority (related)
whoever (related)
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68-year-old (related)
prostitute (related)
Find another word for who. In this page you can discover 23 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for who, like: that, what, they, which, he, , World Health Organization, you, whose, whichever and null.