Synonyms for More evincive:
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adj.
• demonstrative
- Evincive
, - affectionate
, - candid
, - effusive
, - emotional
, - expansive
, - explanatory
, - expository
, - frank
, - gushing
, - histrionic
, - illustrative
, - indicative
, - loving
, - open
, - outgoing
, - outpouring
, - outspoken
, - plain
, - profuse
, - symptomatic
, - tender
, - unconstrained
, - unreserved
, - unrestrained
, - warmhearted
.
• indicative
- Augural
, - Denotive
, - Indicatory
, - Significatory
, - apocalyptic
, - auspicious
, - characteristic
, - connotative
, - demonstrative
, - denotative
, - designative
, - diagnostic
, - emblematic
, - evidential
, - expressive
, - inauspicious
, - indicial
, - ominous
, - pointing to
, - prognostic
, - significant
, - suggestive
, - symbolic
, - testatory
, - testimonial
.
• indicatory
What are the hypernyms for More evincive?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for more evincive?
The word "more evincive" implies a strong ability to demonstrate or reveal something. Antonyms for this word would include "cryptic" meaning secretive or mysterious, "obscure" meaning unclear or hard to understand, "ambiguous" meaning having multiple interpretations or meanings, and "vague" meaning lacking in detail or clarity. These words describe a lack of clarity and conviction, the opposite of the clear and convincing nature of "more evincive." It is important to consider the context in which these antonyms could be used, as they may not always be suitable replacements for the desired meaning.
What are the antonyms for More evincive?
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adj.
• demonstrative
- ambiguous
, - anticlimactic
, - cold
, - confusing
, - cool
, - dishonest
, - inconclusive
, - inexpressive
, - mysterious
, - reserved
, - restrained
, - unclear
, - uncommunicative
, - undemonstrative
, - unemotional
, - vague
.
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