extracts

Takes out carefully

Extracts functions as both verb and noun around the idea of pulling something out.

To extract a tooth is to remove it; to extract a confession is to obtain it through pressure.

An extract is something drawn out—a passage from a book, a concentrated substance from a plant: vanilla extract, The article includes extracts from her diary.

The noun stresses what's been separated from a larger whole.

passage

excerpt

Portion taken from larger work

fragment · selection · citation · passage · text · section · paragraph · line · verse · reading

concentrate

tincture

Herb steeped in alcohol

purity · reduction · elixir · resin · oleoresin · infusion · decoction · concentrate · isolate · dab

flavoring

vanilla

Orchid pod extract

lemon · orange · mint · ginger · anise · rosewater · lavender · citrus · bergamot · maple

substance

oil

Slippery viscous fluid

  • juiceExtracted fruit liquid
  • sapPlant circulatory fluid
  • aloeMedicinal gel plant

nectar · serum · gum · latex · botanical · herbal · plant · root · bark · leaf

data

dataset

Organized collection of information

query · database · mining · parsing · scraping · API · export · download · metadata · fields

Categories
Opposites
removal vs. insertion

extractsinserts

Items placed within others

injects · adds · introduces · implants · embeds

part vs. whole

extractswholes

Complete unified amounts

entireties · complete works · totalities · originals

separation vs. combination

extractscombines

Merges multiple into one

merges · integrates · blends · amalgamates · mixes

Phrases
Family

extract, extraction, extracted, extracting, extractions, extractor, extractive

Familiarity
Top 50,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G