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strong

Sypat

Mysal: “He is strong.”

Sinonimler: powerful

Antonimler: weak

mystique

At

Mysal: “The brand has a strong mystique.”

Sinonimler: aura, charm

Antonimler: plainness

adhesion

At

Mysal: “The material has strong adhesion.”

Sinonimler: sticking, attachment

Antonimler: separation

lament

Işlik

Mysal: “People lament the loss of tradition.”

Sinonimler: mourn, grieve

Antonimler: celebrate

intellect

At

Mysal: “She has a strong intellect.”

Sinonimler: intelligence, mind

Antonimler: stupidity

aesthetic

Sypat

Mysal: “The design has strong aesthetic value.”

Sinonimler: artistic, visual

Antonimler: ugly

hostile

Sypat

Mysal: “The audience became hostile.”

Sinonimler: unfriendly, aggressive

Antonimler: friendly

evoke

Işlik

Mysal: “This song can evoke strong memories.”

Sinonimler: bring out, call up

Antonimler: suppress

currency

At

Mysal: “The local currency is strong.”

Sinonimler: money, cash system

Antonimler: barter

storm

At

Mysal: “A storm is coming.”

Sinonimler: bad weather, tempest

Antonimler: calm

onion

At

Mysal: “Cut the onion.”

Sinonimler: vegetable

Antonimler: fruit

personality

At

Mysal: “She has a strong personality.”

Sinonimler: character, nature

Antonimler: facelessness

leg

At

Mysal: “My leg is strong.”

Sinonimler: limb

Antonimler: arm

helmet

At

Mysal: “Wear a helmet on the bike.”

resounding

Sypat

Mysal: “The proposal received resounding support.”

Sinonimler: emphatic, overwhelming

Antonimler: weak, muted

trampoline

At

Mysal: “The children jumped on the trampoline all afternoon.”

Sinonimler: springy jumping surface

Antonimler:

headstrong

Sypat

Mysal: “He is too headstrong to take advice.”

Sinonimler: stubborn, willful

Antonimler: obedient, flexible

credential

At

Mysal: “She has strong academic credentials.”

Sinonimler: qualification, certificate

Antonimler: disqualification, inadequacy

voracious

Sypat

Mysal: “She is a voracious reader of history books.”

Sinonimler: greedy, avid

Antonimler: moderate, indifferent

strapping

Sypat

Mysal: “He was a strapping young athlete.”

Sinonimler: strong, well-built

Antonimler: frail, weak

core

At

Mysal: “Trust is at the core of a strong friendship.”

Sinonimler: center, essence

Antonimler: surface, edge

tug

At

Mysal: “Give the rope a strong tug.”

Sinonimler: pull sharply

Antonimler: push

hate

Işlik

Mysal: “I hate waking up early on Sundays.”

Sinonimler: dislike strongly

Antonimler: love

firm

Sypat

Mysal: “She gave me a firm handshake.”

Sinonimler: strong, solid

Antonimler: soft, weak

bond

At

Mysal: “The experience created a strong bond between them.”

Sinonimler: connection, tie

Antonimler: distance, break

bold

Sypat

Mysal: “It was a bold decision to start a business.”

Sinonimler: brave, strong

Antonimler: shy, careful

anti

prefix

Mysal: “The group is strongly anti war.”

Sinonimler: against

Antonimler: pro

relationship

At

Mysal: “They have a strong working relationship.”

Sinonimler: connection, bond

Antonimler: separation

very

Hal

Mysal: “She is very happy today.”

Sinonimler: really

Antonimler: slightly

correlation

At

Mysal: “Researchers found a strong correlation between sleep and memory.”

Sinonimler: association, relationship

Antonimler: disconnect, independence

abhorrently

Hal

Mysal: “The prisoners were treated abhorrently by the regime.”

Sinonimler: repulsively, detestably

Antonimler: admirably, decently

urge

Işlik

Mysal: “I urge you to check the data again.”

Sinonimler: encourage strongly, push

Antonimler: discourage

mild

Sypat

Mysal: “It was a mild winter this year.”

Sinonimler: gentle, moderate

Antonimler: severe, strong

loud

Sypat

Mysal: “The music was too loud to talk.”

Sinonimler: noisy, strong

Antonimler: quiet, soft

deeply

Hal

Mysal: “She was deeply moved by the story.”

Sinonimler: strongly, intensely

Antonimler: slightly

angry

Sypat

Mysal: “He was angry about the delay.”

Sinonimler: mad, upset

Antonimler: calm, happy

tantalizingly

Hal

Mysal: “The offer was tantalizingly close to what we wanted.”

Sinonimler: temptingly

Antonimler: unappealingly

resoundingly

Hal

Mysal: “The proposal was resoundingly rejected by the committee.”

Sinonimler: decisively

Antonimler: narrowly

compellingly

Hal

Mysal: “She argued so compellingly that the room fell silent.”

Sinonimler: persuasively

Antonimler: unconvincingly

commercially

Hal

Mysal: “The product is strong technically but not commercially viable yet.”

Sinonimler: financially

voraciously

Hal

Mysal: “She read voraciously during the summer break.”

Sinonimler: eagerly

Antonimler: sparingly

rocky

Sypat

Mysal: “The path is rocky, so wear strong shoes.”

Sinonimler: stony

mover

At

Mysal: “She was the main mover behind the reform.”

Sinonimler: driver

known

Sypat

Mysal: “The area is known for its strong winds.”

Sinonimler: famous

Antonimler: unknown

furor

At

Mysal: “His comment caused a public furor.”

Sinonimler: uproar

Antonimler: calm

faith

At

Mysal: “He kept faith even in difficult times.”

Sinonimler: belief

Antonimler: doubt

anger

At

Mysal: “He couldn’t hide his anger.”

Sinonimler: rage

Antonimler: calm

bright

Sypat

Mysal: “The sun is bright today.”

Sinonimler: shiny

Antonimler: dark

conscientiously

Hal

Mysal: “She worked conscientiously.”

Sinonimler: diligently

Antonimler: carelessly

organizational

Sypat

Mysal: “She has strong organizational skills.”

Sinonimler: administrative

Antonimler: disorganized

heavily

Hal

Mysal: “It is raining heavily.”

Sinonimler: strongly

Antonimler: lightly

tenuous

Sypat

Mysal: “The connection is tenuous at best.”

Sinonimler: fragile, weak

Antonimler: strong

reinforce

Işlik

Mysal: “The data reinforces our conclusion.”

Sinonimler: strengthen, support

Antonimler: weaken

correlate

Işlik

Mysal: “Income strongly correlates with education.”

Sinonimler: relate, associate

Antonimler: disconnect

weak

Sypat

Mysal: “I feel weak.”

Sinonimler: soft

Antonimler: strong

underscore

Işlik

Mysal: “The incident underscored the need for better monitoring.”

robust

Sypat

Mysal: “We need a robust system that handles failures gracefully.”

compelling

Sypat

Mysal: “She made a compelling case for investing early.”

harangue

/həˈræŋ/

Mysal: “He launched into a harangue about discipline.”

Sinonimler: rant, ranting

excoriate

/ɪkˈskɔːrieɪt/

Mysal: “The press excoriated the policy.”

Sinonimler: condemn, decry, objurgate

acrimonious

/ˌækrɪˈmoʊniəs/

Mysal: “Their negotiations became acrimonious.”

Sinonimler: resentful, bitter

resilient

Sypat

Mysal: “The company proved resilient during the economic downturn.”

Sinonimler: spirited, live, elastic

integrity

At

Mysal: “Data integrity must be preserved during migrations.”

Sinonimler: wholeness, unity

controversy

/ˈkɑːntrəvɝːsi/

Mysal: “The decision caused controversy.”

Sinonimler: contention, tilt, argument

advocate

/ˈædvəkeɪt/

Mysal: “Many experts advocate stronger privacy rules.”

Sinonimler: urge, counsel, proponent

impact

/ˈɪmpækt/

Mysal: “The decision had a strong impact.”

Sinonimler: touch, affect, encroachment

influence

/ˈɪnfluəns/

Mysal: “Friends can have a strong influence.”

Sinonimler: charm, shape, determine

argument

/ˈɑːɡjumənt/

Mysal: “They had an argument about money.”

Sinonimler: contention, tilt, contestation

exercise

/ˈeksərsaɪz/

Mysal: “I do exercise every morning.”

Sinonimler: work, use, carry out

love

/lʌv/

Mysal: “I love my family.”

Sinonimler: passion, beloved, lovemaking

Antonimler: detest, hatred, hate