Synonyms for More slaphappy:
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adj.
• addled
- Punchy
, - balled up
, - befuddled
, - bewildered
, - fouled up
, - gone
, - mixed up
, - out of it
, - rattled
, - shaken
, - shook
, - shook up
, - slap-happy
, - thrown
, - unglued
, - woozy
.
• dizzy
- Reeling
, - Staggered
, - addled
, - bemused
, - blind
, - blinded
, - dazed
, - dazzled
, - distracted
, - disturbed
, - dumb
, - dumbfounded
, - faint
, - gaga
, - giddy
, - groggy
, - hazy
, - light
, - muddled
, - off balance
, - out of control
, - punch-drunk
, - puzzled
, - shaky
, - staggering
, - swimming
, - tipsy
, - unsteady
, - upset
, - vertiginous
, - weak in the knees
, - weak-kneed
, - whirling
, - wobbly
.
• punch-drunk
• reeling
• woozy
What are the hypernyms for More slaphappy?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for more slaphappy?
Slaphappy is a term used to describe someone who is acting foolishly or in a reckless manner. The antonyms for more slaphappy are sober, serious, thoughtful, cautious, and solemn. Sober refers to a state of being serious and composed. Serious suggests a focus on important matters and a lack of frivolity. Thoughtful indicates careful consideration and reflection. Cautious implies a careful approach to actions and decisions. Solemn suggests a serious and formal ceremony or occasion. These antonyms are useful to use when you want to describe someone who is behaving in a more sensible and responsible manner.
What are the antonyms for More slaphappy?
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adj.
• addled
• dizzy
• woozy
Semantically related words: more happy, happier, happier synonym, happier than, more good, more positive
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