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- Synonyms, Antonyms
- Synonyms Antonyms - Part 1
- Part 2
- Abduct, Abject
- Abscond, Absurd
- Accost, Accuse
- Aadamant, Adequate
- Adverse, Affair
- Aggravate, Agony
- Allay, Allergy
- Amalgamate, Ambiguity
- Animosity, Annoy
- Anxiety, Apology
- Arbitrary, Archives
- Arsenal, Articulate
- Assimilate, Astringent
- Auspicious, Autocracy
- Backlog, Baffle
- Bankrupt, Barracks
- Battalion, Bearer
- Bellow, Benign
- Bigot, Billow
- Blemish, Bloc
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Home >> Synonyms and Antonyms >> Synonyms and Antonyms of Adamant, Adquate
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Actual Adjective - absolute, authentic, bona fide, certain, concrete, confirmed, current, definite, existent, factual, genuine, indis;putable, legitimate, live, material, physical, positive, present, prevailing, realistic, substantial, tangible, true, unquestionable, verified, veritable
Antonyms - apparent, imaginary, theoretical.
Actuate v. activate, animate, arouse, cause, circulate, dispose, drive, excite, impel, incite, induce, inspire, instigate, lead, mobilise, motivate, move, prod,
prompt, propel, quicken, rouse, spur, stimulate, stir, urge.
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Acute Adjective - 1 crucial, cutting, dangerous, decisive, extreme, grave, intense, poignant, serious, severe, sharp, urgent, violent, vital. 2 astute, discerning, incisive, judicious, keen, observant, perceptive, sharp, shrewd. 3 keen, powerful, sensitive.
Antonyms - 1 mild, slight. 2 obtuse. 3 poor.
Adamant Adjective - determined, firm, fixed, hard, immovable, inflexible, insistent, resolute, rigid, stiff, stubborn, tough, unbending, uncompromising, unshakable, unyielding.
Antonyms - flexible, hesitant, yielding.
Adapt v. adjust, alter, apply, change, comply, conform, convert, customise, familiarise, fashion, fit, harmonise, match, modify, prepare, qualify, remodel, shape, tailor.
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Add v. affix, annex, append, attach, augment, combine, count, include, join, reckon, sum up, supplement, total.
Antonyms - subtract, take away.
Addict noun - adherent, buff, devotee, enthusiast, fan, follower, freak, junkie, tripper, user.
Address noun - l abode, department, direction, dwelling, home, house, inscription, location, lodging, place, residence, situation, whereabouts. 2 discourse, dissertation, lecture, sermon, speech, talk.
Adept Adjective - able, accomplished, experienced, expert, nimble, polished, proficient, skilled, versed.
Antonyms - bungling, incompetent, inept.
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adequate Adjective - able, acceptable, capable, competent, enough, presentable, requisite, respect able, satisfactory, serviceable, sufficient, suitable, tolerable.Antonyms - inadequate, insufficient.
Adjacent Adjective - adjoining, alongside, beside, bordering, close, contiguous, near, neighbouring, next.
Antonyms - distant, remote.
Adjoin v. add, annex, attach, border, combine, connect, couple, interconnect, join, link, meet touch, unite, verge.
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Adjourn Verb - continue, defer, delay discontinue, interrupt, postpone put off, recess,
retire, suspend.
Antonyms - assemble, convene.
Verb - arbitrate, decide determine, judge, pronounce, settle, umpire.
Adjust v. accommodate, adapt alter, arrange, balance, change compose, concert, conform, fit fix, harmonise, jiggle, measure modify, reconcile, rectify, regulate, remodel, set, settle, shape square, suit, temper, tune.
Antonyms - disarrange, upset..
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Adjourn Verb - continue, defer, delay discontinue, interrupt, postpone put off, recess,
retire, suspend.
Antonyms - assemble, convene.
Adjudicate Verb - arbitrate, decide determine, judge, pronounce, settle, umpire.
Adjust v. accommodate, adapt alter, arrange, balance, change compose, concert, conform, fit fix, harmonise, jiggle, measure modify, reconcile, rectify, regulate, remodel, set, settle, shape square, suit, temper, tune.
Antonyms - disarrange, upset.
Administration noun - control, direction, directorship, executive, governing body, government, leadership, management, ministry, organisation, performance, regime, ruling, settlement, superintendence.
Admire v. adore, applaud, appreciate, approve, esteem, idolise, laud, praise, respect, value, venerate, worship.
ant censure, despise.
Admission noun - 1 acceptance, acknowledgement, affirmation, confession, declaration, divulgence, expose, initiation, introduction, revelationoun - 2 access, admittance, disclosure, entrance, entry, inclusionoun -
Antonyms - 1 denial. 2 exclusion
Adolescence noun - boyhood , childishness, development, girlhood, immaturity, minority, puberty, youthfulness.
Antonyms - old age.
Adopt Verb - accept, appropriate, approve, assume, back, choose, embrace, endorse, follow, foster, maintain, select, support, take on, take up.
Antonyms - disown, repudiate.
Adore Verb - admire, cherish, esteem, exalt, glorify, honour, idolise, love, revere, venerate worship.
Antonyms - abhor, hate.
Adorn Verb - bedeck, crown, deck, decorate, doll up, embellish, enhance, enrich, gild, grace, ornament.
Adult Adjective - developed full-grown, grown-up, mature, of age.
Antonyms - Immature.
Adulterate Verb - contaminate, corrupt, debase, defile, deteriorate, devalue, dilute, pollute, taint, weaken,
Antonyms - refine.
Advance Verb - 1 f1ourish go ahead, forward, improve, move on, proceed, progress, prosper.2 accelerate, hasten, send forward, speed. 3 assist, benefit, facilitate, grow, increase, promote, support, upgrade. 4 allege , bring forward, cite, furnish, present, provide, submit, suggest, supply. 5 lend, pay beforehand, profit.
Antonyms - 1 retreat. 2 impede, retard.
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- Synonyms Antonyms - Part 3
- Part 4
- Part 5
- Bogus, Boisterous
- Bouquet, Boycott
- Brevity, Brilliance
- Burden, Burrow
- Camouflage, Candid
- Cartridge, Catastrophe
- Ceremony, Certify
- Chorus, Citadel
- Climax, Clothe
- Colossal, Combat
- Compassion, Competent
- Conceal, Concession
- Consecrate, Consequence
- Contentment, Contraband
- Corroborate, Cosmopolitan
- Crazy, Creature
- Crusade, Curious
- Dangle, Darling
- Decency, Decree
- Deformity, Delicacy
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