Synonyms for More run-off:
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adj.
• gone
- Decamped
, - Disappeared
, - Disintegrated
, - Displaced
, - Flown
, - Passed
, - Shifted
, - Transferred
, - absent
, - astray
, - away
, - awol
, - burned up
, - consumed
, - dead
, - deceased
, - defunct
, - departed
, - dissipated
, - dissolved
, - done
, - down the drain
, - dried up
, - elapsed
, - ended
, - extinct
, - finished
, - lacking
, - left
, - lost
, - missing
, - moved
, - no more
, - nonextant
, - not a sign of
, - not here
, - out the window
, - over
, - past
, - quit
, - removed
, - retired
, - run-off
, - spent
, - split
, - taken a powder
, - taken leave
, - traveling
, - turned to dust
, - vanished
, - withdrawn
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What are the hypernyms for More run-off?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for more run-off?
The term 'more run-off' implies an excess of water that flows off an area in a particular direction. Some antonyms for the term could be 'less run-off' which would indicate a reduction in the amount of water flowing away from an area. Alternatively, 'stagnant water' could denote a situation where water accumulates in one place, without any flow or movement. Another antonym is 'absorption,' which would suggest that water is being absorbed or retained by the surface rather than running off. Lastly, the term 'drought' could serve as an antonym, representing a period of no or minimal water flow, which is the opposite of 'more run-off.
What are the antonyms for More run-off?
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