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What word can you use in place of thing?

It depends on the context! "Thing" is a very general word, so the best replacement will depend on what you're trying to say. Here are some options:

For objects:

* Item: A more formal word for "thing."

* Object: Emphasizes the physical nature of the thing.

* Gadget: For a small, often mechanical device.

* Stuff: A casual word for a group of things.

* Possession: Something owned.

* Article: A specific item or object, often written about.

For abstract ideas or concepts:

* Matter: For something that is important or relevant.

* Issue: For a problem or topic.

* Concept: An idea or thought.

* Idea: A thought or suggestion.

* Subject: The topic being discussed.

For events or experiences:

* Event: Something that happens.

* Occurrence: Something that happens, often unexpected.

* Experience: Something that happens to you.

* Incident: An event, often negative.

For people:

* Person: A human being.

* Individual: A single person.

* Entity: A person or organization.

For general use:

* Something: A more specific way to say "thing."

* Anything: Used when referring to any possible thing.

* Nothing: The absence of anything.

Can you give me more context about what you're writing, and I can help you choose the best replacement for "thing"?

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