Synonyms for More no-chance:
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adj.
• desperate
- Desponding
, - at end of one's rope
, - back to the wall
, - can't win
, - dead duck
, - despairing
, - despondent
, - downcast
, - forlorn
, - futile
, - gone
, - goner
, - hard up
, - in the soup
, - in the toilet
, - inconsolable
, - irrecoverable
, - irremediable
, - irretrievable
, - no-chance
, - no-way
, - no-win
, - running out of time
, - sad
, - sunk
, - up against it
, - up the creek
, - useless
, - vain
, - wretched
.
What are the hypernyms for More no-chance?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for more no-chance?
More no-chance can also be described as "less likely" or "unlikely." These words convey the same meaning as more no-chance, but in a more positive manner. Opposites of more no-chance include "favorable," "hopeful," or "probable." When using antonyms, one can create a more optimistic tone and give the impression that anything is possible. For example, instead of saying "winning the lottery is more no-chance than getting struck by lightning," one could say "the likelihood of winning the lottery is less favorable than the chance of getting struck by lightning." Using antonyms can also make one's language more varied and colorful.
What are the antonyms for More no-chance?
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adj.
• desperate
- calm
, - cheerful
, - confident
, - content
, - contented
, - happy
, - hopeful
, - joyful
, - satisfactory
, - satisfied
, - secure
, - unworried
.
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