Synonyms and antonyms of The process or business of making goods in British Thesaurus

industry (noun)

the production of goods, especially those made in factories. The part of industry that involves the production of steel, coal, or large goods such as aircraft is called heavy industry. The part of industry that involves the production of small goods, for example electronic equipment, is called light industry

production (noun)

the process of making or growing things in large quantities, especially in a factory or on a farm, so that they can be sold

making (noun)

the activity, process, or business of creating or producing something

manufacture (noun)

the process of making goods in large quantities in a factory

manufacturing (noun)

the business of making goods in large quantities in a factory

generation (noun)

the process of producing something

fabrication (noun)

business the process of fabricating an object

mass production (noun)

the process of producing large quantities of goods by using machines

heavy industry (noun)

industry that uses large heavy machines to produce materials such as coal or steel or large objects such as cars or ships

means of production ()

factories, equipment, and materials used to produce goods

build (noun)

the style or form in which something is built

CAD/CAM (noun)

computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing: the use of computers to design and make machines, equipment, and other products

CAM (noun)

computer-aided manufacturing: the use of computers to make machines, equipment, and other products

computer-aided manufacturing (noun)

CAM

overproduction (noun)

a situation in which a factory, an economy etc produces too many goods