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plural of type.
present tense form of type (3rd person singular).

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types

Part of Speech:

All (5) Noun (3) Verb (2)

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class, kind n.
example, model n.
printed characters n.
classify v.
hit keys on machine to print document v.

NOUN

class, kind

Synonyms

STRONGEST

brand breed category character description form group lot nature number sample sort standard strain variety

STRONG

blazon cast classification cut feather genre ilk likes mold order persuasion rubric species specimen stamp subdivision way

NOUN

example, model

Synonyms

STRONGEST

pattern sample standard

STRONG

archetype epitome essence exemplar original paradigm personification prototype quintessence representative specimen

Antonyms

STRONG

atypical

NOUN

printed characters

Synonyms

STRONGEST

case

STRONG

emblem face figure font print printing sign symbol

WEAK

point size

VERB

classify

Synonyms

STRONG

arrange categorize class peg pigeonhole sort standardize stereotype tab typecast

WEAK

button down put away put down as

Antonyms

STRONG

differentiate disorder disorganize

VERB

hit keys on machine to print document

Synonyms

STRONGEST

copy transcribe write

STRONG

touch touch-type typewrite

WEAK

dash off enter data hunt-and-peck teletype

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Reform advocates have said the problem is especially acute in proceedings that involve allegations of domestic violence and other types of family court disputes.

From Los Angeles Times ● Aug. 10, 2026

There are several types of the condition, and it affects everyone differently, with life expectancy varying from person to person.

From BBC ● Aug. 9, 2026

The researchers said intensive meditation appeared capable of producing some of the same types of neural connectivity associated with psychedelic experiences, despite participants not taking psychedelic drugs.

From Science Daily ● Aug. 9, 2026

“For people who are recovering from eating disorders, people who are trying to get better, these types of conversations around celebrities and their weight is very toxic,” Ravin said.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Aug. 7, 2026

Not working hard and not caring—even theft—were subtle types of rebellion, the only ways for enslaved people to fight back.

From "In the Shadow of Liberty" by Kenneth C. Davis