Synonyms for More impendent:
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adj.
• minatory
• threatening
- Ill-boding
, - Impendent
, - Intimidatory
, - Looming
, - Lowery
, - Portending
, - aggressive
, - alarming
, - apocalyptic
, - at hand
, - baleful
, - baneful
, - black
, - bullying
, - cautionary
, - close
, - comminatory
, - dangerous
, - dire
, - fateful
, - forthcoming
, - grim
, - imminent
, - impending
, - inauspicious
, - lowering
, - minacious
, - minatory
, - near
, - overhanging
, - portentous
, - scowling
, - sinister
, - terrorizing
, - ugly
, - unlucky
, - unpropitious
, - unsafe
, - upcoming
, - warning
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What are the hypernyms for More impendent?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for more impendent?
The word "impedent" refers to something that is imminent or about to happen soon. The antonyms for "more impendent" would be something that is either not imminent, or something that has already passed. Words like "remote," "delayed," "distant," "removed," or "far-off" all convey a sense of something happening further in the future or something that has already occurred. The opposite of being imminent is to be distant or far-off. Words like "unlikely," "doubtful," or "uncertain" convey that something is not going to happen anytime soon. The antonyms for "more impendent" all suggest a sense of the event being distant or far away.
What are the antonyms for More impendent?
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