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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 Amalgamate, Ambiguity
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Always adv. consistently, constantly, continually, eternally, every time, forever, invariably, perpetually, regularly, repeatedly , unceasingly, unfailingly, without exceptionoun -
Antonyms - never.
Amalgamate Verb - alloy, ally, blend, combine, compound, homogenise, incorporate, integrate, intermix, merge, mingle, synthesise unify, unite.
Antonyms - separate.
Amid conj. amidst, amongst, in the midst of, surrounded by.
Amnesty noun - absolution, dispensation, forgiveness, indulgence, mercy, oblivion, pardon, remission, reprieve.
Among prepamid, amidst, amongst, between, in the middle of, surrounded by,
together with.
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Amateur noun - buff, dabbler, fancier, layman, non-professional.
Antonyms - professional.
Amaze Verb - astonish, astound, bewilder - confound, disconcert, dismay, dumb-found, shock, stagger, startle, stun, stupefy, suspense.
Ambassador noun - agent, apostle, consul, deputy, diplomat, emissary, envoy, minister, representative.
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Ambiguity noun - ambivalence, confusion, doubt, dubiousness, equivocality,
obscurity. puzzle, uncertainty, unc1earness, vagueness, woolliness.
Antonyms - clarity.
Ambition noun - aim, aspiration, craving, design, desire, dream, drive, eagerness, enterprise, goal, hope, hunger, ideal, intent, longing, objective, target, wish, yearning, zeal.
Antonyms - apathy, diffidence.
Ample Adjective - abundant, big, bountiful, abroad, commodious, considerable, copious, expansive, extensive, full, large, lavish, liberal, plentiful , profuse, rich, spacious
substantial, sufficient, voluminous, wide.
Antonyms - inadequate, insufficient, meagre.
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Amble v. drift, meander, promenade, ramble, saunter, toddle, walk, wander.
Antonyms - march, stride.
Ambush noun - cover, hiding, snare, trap, waylaying.
Amenable Adjective - accountable, agreeable, answerable, chargeable, conformable, flexible , open, persuadable, responsive , submissive , susceptible.
antintractable.
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Amend v. adjust, alt r, change, correct, enhance, fix , improve,
mend, modify, qualify , rectify, redress, reform, remedy, revise.
Antonyms - impair, worsenoun -
Amenity noun - advantage, attraction, charm , comfort, convenience, facility, pleasantness, refinement, service.
Antonyms - eyesore, inconvenience.
Amiable Adjective - affable, agreeable, approachable, attractive, charming, cheerful, congenial, delightful, friendly, genial, goodnatured , kind, likable, obliging,
pleasant, pleasing, sociable.
Antonyms - curt, hostile, unfriendly.
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Amount noun - addition, aggregate, bulk, entirety extent, magnitude, mass, measure number, quantity, quota, supply, total, volume, whole.
Amuse Verb - absorb, charm, delight, divert, engross, enliven, entertain, gladden, interest, recreate, relax, slay, tickle.
Antonyms - bore, displease.
Anaemic Adjective - ashen, bloodless, chalky, colourless, dull, feeble, frail, infirm, insipid, pale, pallid, pasty, sickly, weak.
Antonyms - full-blooded, ruddy, sanguine.
Ana1ogy noun - agreement, comparison, correlation, correspondence, equivalence, likeness, parallel, relation, resemblance, similarity.
Analyse Verb - anatomise, break, down, consider, dissect, divide, estimate, evaluate, examine, interpret, investigate, judge, reduce, review, scrutinize, separate, study, test.
Anarchy noun - chaos, fusion, disorder, insurrection, lawlessness, mutiny, pandemonium, rebellion, revolution, riot, unrule.
Antonyms - control, order, rule.
Anatomy noun - analysis, build, composition, constitution construction, framework, structure, vivisectionoun -
Ancestor noun - antecedent, forebear, forefather, forerunner, precursor, predecessor, progenitor.
Antonyms - descendAntonyms -
Anchor noun - mainstay, pillar of strength, security, staff, support.
Verb - affix, attach, fasten, fix, moor.
Ancient Adjective - aged, antique, bygone, early, fossilised, immemorial, obsolete, old-fashioned, original, out-of-date, prehistoric, primeval, time-wornoun -
Antonyms - contemporary, modern, recent.
Anecdote noun - fable, reminiscence, sketch, story tale, yarn angle noun - archangel, benefactor, cherub, darling, divine messenger, fairy godmother, guardianoun -
spirit, ideal, paragon, principality, saint, treasure.
Antonyms - devil, fiend.
Angel noun - annoyance, antagonism, bitterness, displeasure, exasperation, fury, indignation, irritation, outrage, passion, rage, rancour, resentment, temper, vexation, wrath. Antonyms - forbearance, forgiveness.
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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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