Screen Noun Synonyms
motion pictures, movies, silver screen, television, small screen, home screen, box, telly, boob tube
She is a star of both the big and small screens.
partition (off), separate, divide, wall off
Why not use a beaded curtain to screen the kitchen area from the dining-room.
sift, separate (out), sort (out), filter, select, cull, process, interview, evaluate, grade, gauge, qualify, examine, scan, vet
The agency screens all candidates before sending them to see a client.
shelter, protection, shield, cover
A row of poplars acts as a screen against the wind.
curtain, blind, shroud, cloak, cover, concealment, camouflage
The gauze fabric was too transparent to act as a screen.
sieve, mesh, strainer, filter, colander, riddle
The sand has to be shovelled through a screen to get rid of the stones.
Screen Verb Synonyms
partition, (room) divider, paravent, wall
In their one-room flat a bookcase serves as a screen to separate the living area from the sleeping area.
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