Synonyms for Most above-mentioned:
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adj.
• preceding
- Pioneering
, - Precursive
, - above-mentioned
, - above-named
, - aforeknown
, - aforementioned
, - aforesaid
, - ahead of
, - antecedent
, - anterior
, - before
, - erstwhile
, - foregoing
, - forerunning
, - former
, - forward
, - front
, - head
, - heretofore
, - introductory
, - lead
, - leading
, - one time
, - other
, - past
, - pioneer
, - precedent
, - precursory
, - preexistent
, - prefatory
, - preliminary
, - preparatory
, - prevenient
, - previous
, - prior
, - prodromal
, - supra
.
• prior
• those
What are the hypernyms for Most above-mentioned?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
already indicated, previously mentioned, already stated, already affirmed, already articulated, already cited, already declared, already discussed, already expounded upon, already noted, already outlined, already referred to, already revealed, already suggested, previously alluded to.
What are the opposite words for most above-mentioned?
Antonyms of the phrase "most above-mentioned" could include phrases like "least talked about," "previously unmentioned," or "completely new." If something is "least talked about," it means that it wasn't brought up earlier in the conversation or writing. "Previously unmentioned" could refer to a new concept or idea that wasn't previously discussed. And "completely new" could indicate something that wasn't just not talked about before, but something that didn't even exist or wasn't known about until just now. Using these antonyms can help to vary your language and avoid repetition in your writing or when speaking.
What are the antonyms for Most above-mentioned?
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