Synonyms for In-submissive:
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adj.
• defiant
- aggressive
, - audacious
, - bold
, - challenging
, - contumacious
, - daring
, - gutsy
, - insolent
, - insubmissive
, - insubordinate
, - mutinous
, - obstinate
, - provocative
, - rebellious
, - recalcitrant
, - reckless
, - refractory
, - resistant
, - resistive
, - sassy
, - truculent
.
• froward
• recalcitrant
- Resisting
, - Withstanding
, - contrary
, - defiant
, - fractious
, - indomitable
, - intractable
, - opposing
, - radical
, - stubborn
, - undisciplinable
, - undisciplined
, - ungovernable
, - unmanageable
, - unruly
, - untoward
, - unwilling
, - wayward
, - wild
, - willful
.
What are the hypernyms for In-submissive?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for in-submissive?
The antonyms for the word "in-submissive" would be submissive, compliant, obedient, meek, acquiescent or yielding. Being submissive means being ready to conform or obey to someone else's will, to be meek and docile. Compliance means willingness to follow rules or orders. Obedience is to comply with someone in authority. Yielding means submitting or relinquishing. These antonyms describe individuals who are ready to act according to the wishes of others or conform to the norms and standards that regulate behavior in certain situations. These words signify a willingness to cooperate with others and maintain social harmony, unlike the behavior of the in-submissive.
What are the antonyms for In-submissive?
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adj.
• defiant
• recalcitrant
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