Synonyms for input
ˈɪnˌpʊtin·put

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1. input signal, inputnoun

   signal going into an electronic system

   Synonyms:
   stimulation, stimulant, input signal, remark, stimulus, comment

2. remark, comment, inputnoun

   a statement that expresses a personal opinion or belief or adds information

   "from time to time she contributed a personal comment on his account"

   Synonyms:
   comment, gossip, input signal, remark, scuttlebutt, stimulation, stimulus, stimulant, commentary

3. stimulation, stimulus, stimulant, inputnoun

   any stimulating information or event; acts to arouse action

   Synonyms:
   comment, input signal, remark, foreplay, arousal, stimulation, stimulus, stimulant, excitant, stimulant drug

4. inputverb

   a component of production; something that goes into the production of output

   Synonyms:
   stimulation, input signal, stimulant, remark, stimulus, comment

5. inputverb

   enter (data or a program) into a computer

Matched Categories

1. • Computing
   • Information
   • Insert
   • Signal

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1. List of paraphrases for "input":

   entry, inputs, contribution, inlet, intake, comments, inbound, entries, contributions, feedback, entrance, participation, intakes, incoming, inrush, primary, suggestions, involvement, ingress, seizure, enter, inflow

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1. Fox News:

   You can't just impose these reform policies from day one without consulting with the community and getting their input, the idea of doing this without consultation with the staff, with the community, that's a problem.

2. Jeremy Martin:

   The next step is there will be a rule-making process to entertain changes to the rule, so that should be based on evidence, stakeholder input and public comment. In that sense, that is a much more reasonable process to the CRA, clearly the instinct of the administration is to weaken and undermine these kinds of protections. I don't think that makes sense at all, but at least this process will give us the opportunity to submit evidence.

3. Chris Coons:

   Now that we've got the broad outlines of the framework and we're getting more thorough briefings from the White House, we should be able to review and provide input on the bill responsibly in 30 days or less.

4. Chuck Schumer:

   Our preference is to make this important work bipartisan, to include input, ideas, and revisions from our Republican colleagues or bipartisan efforts to do the same. But if our Republican colleagues decide to oppose this urgent and necessary legislation, we will have to move forward without them.

5. Mike Lee:

   The Subcommittee also is interested in soliciting input from policy analysts, market participants, and other stakeholders on whether legislative action relating to such mergers is needed to ensure digital markets remain competitive.