Synonyms and antonyms of Reading in British Thesaurus

reading (noun)

the process of recognizing written or printed words and understanding their meaning

reading (noun)

relating to the process of reading

reader (noun)

someone who reads, especially someone who reads a particular newspaper, book, or magazine

reader (noun)

someone who reads, especially books

reader (noun)

someone who reads in a particular way or with a particular level of skill

reading (noun)

the act of reading or studying a book, newspaper, document etc

scan (noun)

an act of reading something very quickly, in order to get a general idea of its meaning or to find particular information

read (noun)

an act of reading something, or a period of time spent reading something

readership (noun)

the group or number of people who read a particular newspaper, book, or magazine

readable (adjective)

easy and pleasant to read

dip (noun)

a short period of reading a book or watching or listening to a programme

extensive reading (noun)

the reading of longer texts, mainly for pleasure or to increase vocabulary

reading (noun)

something that you read

reading (noun)

an event at which someone reads something to a group of people

reading (noun)

something that someone reads to a group of people, for example at a public event or religious ceremony

reading age (noun)

the level of reading ability that someone has compared with an average child of a particular age

reading group (noun)

a book club

speed reading (noun)

a method of reading that allows you to read very fast