Synonyms for Halo
ˈheɪ loʊha·lo

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1. halonoun

   Synonyms:
   nimbus, aureole

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1. aura, aureole, halo, nimbus, glory, gloriolenoun

   an indication of radiant light drawn around the head of a saint

   Synonyms:
   nimbus cloud, atmosphere, annulus, aureole, gloriole, anchor ring, resplendency, corona, glory, air, doughnut, resplendence, nimbus, aura, glorification, ring, halo, rain cloud

2. ring, halo, annulus, doughnut, anchor ringnoun

   a toroidal shape

   "a ring of ships in the harbor"; "a halo of smoke"

   Synonyms:
   gloriole, hoop, ringing, aureole, closed chain, anchor ring, ring, pack, gang, skirt, donut, glory, mob, doughnut, nimbus, aura, band, annulus, halo, tintinnabulation, sinker

3. halonoun

   a circle of light around the sun or moon

   Synonyms:
   doughnut, glory, aureole, annulus, nimbus, ring, anchor ring, aura, gloriole

Matched Categories

1. • Atmospheric Phenomenon
   • Light
   • Toroid

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1. halonoun

   Synonyms:
   ring (of light)

2. halonoun

   Synonyms:
   (Painting.) glory

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1. halonoun

   Synonyms:
   nimbus, glory, aureola, aureole

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1. List of paraphrases for "halo":

   aureole, aura, haze

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1. List of known nicknames for "HaLo":

   Ayako Hirakata

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1. Steven Hoffman:

   In marketing literature, they talk about a halo effect around celebrities, whereby people have a very positive view of celebrities, and when celebrities endorse a product or recommend a particular health practice, it transfers their golden glow from the celebrity to the products or practice, in economics literature, there's recognition of something called signaling, which is whereby in a marketplace filled with competing ideas, people are constantly looking for a shortcut in order to identify which products or practices they should be following, and so a celebrity endorsing a product provides a cognitive shortcut to an otherwise very complicated decision.

2. Christian Horner:

   Personally I'm not a big fan of the halo, i think it's an inelegant solution to the problem that it's trying to deal with.

3. Sophie Turner:

   For so long, Sansas hair changed season by season depending on who was influencing her, the first few episodes she was a Northerner in Winterfell and took after her mother with a simple braid down the back. Then when she went to Kings Landing it was a big, decadent halo that was very much like what the Queen wore. With Littlefinger, she dyes her hair black and wears all black. Then she goes back to Winterfell and returns to her mothers hair.

4. Liz Muller:

   There will be a halo effect.

5. Masashi Chiba:

   This discovery implies hundreds of faint dwarf satellites waiting to be discovered in the halo of the Milky Way, how many satellites are indeed there and what properties they have, will give us an important clue of understanding how the Milky Way formed and how dark matter contributed to it.