Synonyms for Art out of sorts:
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v.
• sulk
- be down in the mouth
, - be in a huff
, - be morose
, - be out of sorts
, - be silent
, - brood
, - frown
, - gloom
, - glower
, - gripe
, - grouse
, - grump
, - look sullen
, - lower
, - moon
, - mope
, - scowl
, - take on
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Other relevant words:
- accept
, - acquire
, - admit
, - adopt
, - assume
, - beef
, - bellyache
, - bitch
, - bring down
, - bulk large
, - churl
, - cover
, - crab
, - crank
, - crosspatch
, - dallier
, - daydream
, - depress
, - dilly-dallier
, - dillydallier
, - dwell
, - encounter
, - get down
, - glare
, - gloominess
, - glumness
, - grizzle
, - grouch
, - hatch
, - holler
, - hover
, - incubate
, - kick
, - let down
, - loom
, - lounger
, - lour
, - lower berth
, - lunar month
, - lunation
, - meet
, - moon about
, - moon around
, - moon on
, - moonlight
, - moonshine
, - mope around
, - play
, - pout
, - somberness
, - sombreness
, - squawk
, - stew
, - sulk
, - synodic month
, - tackle
, - take
, - take down
, - take over
, - turn down
, - undertake
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What are the hypernyms for Art out of sorts?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for art out of sorts?
The phrase "art out of sorts" generally means to be lacking in inspiration or creativity. Antonyms for this phrase include phrases like 'fueled by inspiration' and 'bursting with creativity'. These antonyms indicate the presence of artistic energy and drive, with an artist who feels engaged, passionate, and motivated to create. Other antonyms for "art out of sorts" can include words like 'focused', 'in the flow', and 'brimming with ideas'. These words describe an artist who is in a state of creative equilibrium, with a clear sense of purpose and direction. Together, these antonyms demonstrate the varied experiences of artists in their creative processes, from the peaks of inspiration to the troughs of creative blockage.
What are the antonyms for Art out of sorts?
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- Synonyms:
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scuttlebutt,
scuttlebutt.
