Synonyms for Most all-over:
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adj.
• pandemic
• ubiquitous
• universal
- accepted
, - all
, - all-embracing
, - all-inclusive
, - astronomical
, - broad
, - catholic
, - celestial
, - common
, - comprehensive
, - cosmic
, - cosmopolitan
, - customary
, - diffuse
, - ecumenical
, - empyrean
, - extensive
, - general
, - generic
, - global
, - multinational
, - mundane
, - planetary
, - prevalent
, - regular
, - stellar
, - sweeping
, - terrestrial
, - total
, - ubiquitous
, - undisputed
, - unlimited
, - unrestricted
, - usual
, - whole
, - widespread
, - worldly
.
What are the hypernyms for Most all-over?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for most all-over?
The term "most all-over" means something that is extensively spread throughout. The antonyms for this term include sparingly, scantily, minimally, scarcely, and limitedly. Sparing refers to something that is hardly present or done in a very small quantity. Scanty, on the other hand, means not enough or inadequate. Similarly, minimal refers to something that is the least possible. Scarcely implies something that is barely present or exists in a small amount. Lastly, limitedly suggests that something is confined or restricted to a certain extent. These antonyms represent the opposite of the term "most all-over" and describe situations where something is not extensively spread throughout.
What are the antonyms for Most all-over?
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adj.
• pandemic
• ubiquitous
• universal
- abnormal
, - confined
, - exclusive
, - extraordinary
, - incomplete
, - individual
, - limited
, - local
, - narrow
, - partial
, - particular
, - restricted
, - specific
, - uncommon
, - unusual
.
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