Synonyms for Have a whack:
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v.
• take a crack at
• try
- aim
, - aspire
, - attack
, - bear down
, - compete
, - contend
, - contest
, - endeavor
, - essay
, - labor
, - propose
, - seek
, - speculate
, - strive
, - struggle
, - venture
, - work
, - wrangle
.
Other relevant words:
- chip away at
, - chipped away at
, - do one's best
, - drive for
, - exert oneself
, - give a go
, - give a whirl
, - giving a go
, - go after
, - go all out
, - going all out
, - had a go
, - have a crack
, - have a go
, - have a rip
, - have a shot
, - have a stab
, - knock oneself out
, - lift a finger
, - make a bid
, - make a pass at
, - make a stab
, - make an attempt
, - make an effort
, - make effort
, - put oneself out
, - shoot for
, - take a crack at
, - try
, - vie for
.
What are the hypernyms for Have a whack?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for have a whack?
The phrase "have a whack" is an informal way of saying to attempt or try something. Its antonyms might include "avoid," "ignore," or "abstain from," as these are all opposite behaviors. Another possible antonym might be "surrender," indicating a willingness to give up on an activity or task. Alternatively, "give away" could be an antonym, indicating a lack of engagement or interest in something. Whatever the antonym, it should describe the opposite of the active and involved behavior implied by "having a whack.
What are the antonyms for Have a whack?
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v.
• try
- abstain
, - agree
, - be idle
, - delight
, - forget
, - give in
, - give up
, - idle
, - ignore
, - laze
, - neglect
, - please
, - rest
, - surrender
.
Related words: have a whack at something, have a go, have a shot
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