Synonyms for More unprovoked:
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adj.
• gratuitous
- assumed
, - baseless
, - bottomless
, - causeless
, - groundless
, - indefensible
, - inessential
, - needless
, - reasonless
, - supererogatory
, - superfluous
, - uncalled-for
, - unessential
, - unfounded
, - unjustified
, - unmerited
, - unprovoked
, - unsupportable
, - unwarranted
, - wanton
.
• groundless
- Foundationless
, - chimerical
, - empty
, - false
, - flimsy
, - gratuitous
, - idle
, - illogical
, - illusory
, - imaginary
, - unauthorized
, - unsupported
.
• unwarranted
• wanton
- accidentally on purpose
, - arbitrary
, - contrary
, - double-crossing
, - evil
, - inconsiderate
, - malevolent
, - mean
, - merciless
, - motiveless
, - ornery
, - perverse
, - senseless
, - spiteful
, - unasked
, - vicious
, - wayward
, - wicked
, - willful
.
What are the hypernyms for More unprovoked?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for more unprovoked?
The antonyms for the word "more unprovoked" can be "less unprovoked," "calculated," "systematic," "deliberate," or "justified." These words indicate a conscious and planned action, which is opposite to the spontaneous and unplanned nature of an unprovoked act. "Less unprovoked" means that the action is slightly provoked or justified in some way. "Calculated" and "systematic" indicate that the action is planned and methodical, while "deliberate" suggests that the person had a specific intention in mind. "Justified" means that the action was warranted or legitimate. These antonyms provide alternatives to the idea of unprovoked behavior, suggesting a more calculated or justified approach.
What are the antonyms for More unprovoked?
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adj.
• gratuitous
- Grounded
, - called-for
, - costly
, - deserved
, - expensive
, - justified
, - necessary
, - needed
, - proven
, - reasonable
, - warranted
.
• groundless
• unwarranted
• wanton
- careful
, - clean
, - decent
, - gentle
, - kind
, - moral
, - nice
, - observant
, - rational
, - righteous
, - thoughtful
, - wise
.
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