 |
 |
- Synonyms, Antonyms
- Synonyms Antonyms - Part 1
- Part 2
- Poverty, Preach
- Prevall, Prevalent
- Privilege, Proclamation
- Profane, Profuse
- Prominence, Prone
- Proud, Provoke
- Punish, Pursue
- Quake, Quarantine
- Rage, Rake
- Rascal, Ravage
- Recede, Reconcile
- Refrain, Regime
- Relieve, Reluctance
- Replica, Reproach
- Restrain, Resurrect
- Revive, Rhyme
- Ripe, Roam
- Rotten, Rough
- Rustle, Ruthless
- Sacrifice, Sailor
|
|
Home >> Synonyms and Antonyms >> Synonyms and Antonyms of Poverty, Preach
 |
|
Poverty noun - aridity, barrenness, dearth, deficiency, depletion, destitution, distress, exhaustion, hardship, impoverishment, inadequacy, insolvency, lack, meagreness, need, paucity, penury, poorness, privation, scarcity, shortage, unfruitfulness, wAntonyms -
Antonyms - affluence, fertility, fruitfulness, richness.
power noun - 1 authority, command, control, dominion, influence, rule, sovereignty. 2 authorisation, prerogative, privilege, right, warrAntonyms - 3 energy, force, intensity, potency, strength, vigour. 4 ability, capability, competence, faculty, potential.
Antonyms - 1 subjectionoun - 3 weakness. 4 inability.
practice noun - 1 convention, custom, habit, method, policy, procedure, system, tradition, usage, way. 2 discipline, drill, exercise, rehearsal, repetition, routine, study, training. 3 action, application, effect, experience, operation, performance, use.
|
Antonyms - 3 principle, theory.
praise noun - acclaim, adoration, applause, approval, cheering, commendation, compliment, congratulation, devotion, eulogy, flattery, homage, honour, tion, recognition, testimonial, thanks-giving, tribute, worship.
Antonyms - criticism, revilement.
pray Verb - ask, beg, beseech, call on, crave, entreat, implore, implore, invoke, petition, plead, request, solicit, supplicate, urge.
|
prayer noun - appeal, collect, communion, devotion, entreaty, invocation, litany, petition, request, supplicationoun -
preach Verb - address, admonish, advocate, evangelise, exhort, harangue, lecture, moralise ser-monise, urge.
precede Verb - come before, come first, go before, herald, intro lead.
Antonyms - come after, follow, succeed.
precious Adjective - adored, affected, beloved, cherished, choice, costly, expensive, favourite, flowery, idolised, inestimable, priceless, prized, rare, treasured, valuable.
| |
Reservoir (N/c)
Synonyms - Dam, Pool, Lake, Tank,Container, Receptacle, Basin, Reserve, Store, Sock, Fund.
Demeanour (Nlu)
Synonyms - Behaviour, Conduct, Deportment, Air, Bearing, Manner, Attitude, Appearance.
|
|
|
precipitate Verb - accelerate, advance, cause, expedite, further, hasten, hurry, induce, occasion, quicken, speed.
Antonyms - careful, cautious.
precis noun - abridgement, abstract, compendium, condensation, digest, outline, resume, sketch, summary, synopsis.
preface noun - foreword, introduction, preamble, preliminaries, prelude, prologue
Antonyms - epilogue, postscript.
prefer Verb1 adopt, advocate, back, be partial to, choose, desire, elect, fancy, favour, go for, incline, towards, opt for, pick, plump for, recommend, select, single, out, support, wAntonyms - 2 bring, file, lodge, place, present, press.
Antonyms - discard, reject.
pregnant Adjective - 1 expecting, in the family way, with child. 2 charged, eloquent, expressive, full, loaded, suggestive, telling.
|
prejudice noun - 1 bias, bigotry, chauvinism, discrimination, injustice, intolerance, narrow-mindedness, partiality, partisanship, racism, unfairness. 2 damage, detriment, disadvantage, harm, hurt, impairment, injury, loss, ruinoun -
Antonyms - 1 fairness, tolerance. 2 advantage, benefit.
prelude noun - beginning, commencement curtain-raiser, foreword, introduction, opener, overture, preamble, precursor, preface, preliminary, preparation, prologue, start.
Antonyms - epilogue, finale, postscript.
premiere noun - debut, first night, opening night.
premises noun - building, establishment, estate, grounds, office, place, property, site.
premium noun - bonus, extra, fee, incentive, recompense, reward.
premonition noun - anxiety, apprehension, fear, feeling, foreboding, intuition misgiving, omen, presentiment, suspicion, warning.
preparation noun - 1 arrangement, basics, foundation, groundwork, measure , precaution, preliminaries, readiness, safeguard. 2 assignment, homework, study, task. 3 application, composition, compound, concoction, medicine, mixture, potionoun -
prescription noun - 1 direction, formula, instructionoun - 2 drug, medicine, mixture, preparation, remedy, treatment.
present1 Adjective - at hand, attending, available, contemporary, current, existent immediate, instant, ready, to hand.
Antonyms - absent, out-of-date, past.
present2 v 1 acquaint with, demonstrate, display, exhibit, introduce, mount, put on, show, stage. 2 award, bestow, confer, donate, entrust, extend, give, grant, hand over, hold out, offer, submit, tender.
present3 noun - benefaction, boon, bounty, cadeau, compliment, donation, endo gift, grant, gratuity, largess, nuzzer, offering, refresher
|
|
|
|
|
- Synonyms Antonyms - Part 3
- Part 4
- Part 5
- Saviour, Scant
- Scorch, Scourge
- Secluded, Seduce
- Senile, Sensuous
- Shackle, Shame
- Shiver, Shrewd
- Signify, Silly
- Slaugter, Slender
- Smear, Sober
- Soothe, Soul
- Specimen, Speculate
- Spread, Sprinkle
- Stammer, Standstill
- Sterile, Stern
- Stout, Strange
- Stubborn, Stupid
- Subtle, Succumb
- Superior, Supplement
- Suppress, Supreme
- Sustain, Swear
|
|
