House-to-house refers to the act of visiting or searching every house on a street or in a particular area. The antonym for house-to-house is sporadic, which means occurring at irregular intervals, scattered or infrequent. This term implies a lack of consistency and continuity. Other antonyms for house-to-house could include non-sequential or disorganized as these words suggest a lack of order or structure. Alternatively, words like selective, targeted or focused may be used to describe a specific approach that emphasizes precision and intentionality. Overall, the antonyms for house-to-house help to illustrate different methods used to approach a situation or problem.

What are the antonyms for House-to-house?

• adj.

  • noun
  • incomprehensive
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  • noncomprehensive
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