Synonyms for Most well-provided:
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adj.
• plentiful
- ample
, - appreciable
, - bounteous
, - bountiful
, - bumper
, - competent
, - copious
, - enough
, - excessive
, - extravagant
, - exuberant
, - fertile
, - flowing
, - flush
, - fruitful
, - full
, - fulsome
, - generous
, - improvident
, - inexhaustible
, - infinite
, - large
, - liberal
, - lousy with
, - lush
, - luxuriant
, - no end
, - plenty
, - prodigal
, - productive
, - profuse
, - prolific
, - replete
, - sufficient
, - superabundant
, - superfluous
, - swimming
, - unlimited
.
• replete
- Crammed
, - abounding
, - abundant
, - alive
, - awash
, - brimful
, - brimming
, - charged
, - chock-full
, - complete
, - crowded
, - filled
, - full up
, - glutted
, - gorged
, - jam-packed
, - jammed
, - lavish
, - loaded
, - luxurious
, - overfed
, - overflowing
, - packed
, - plenteous
, - rife
, - sated
, - satiated
, - stuffed
, - swarming
, - teeming
, - thronged
, - well-provided
.
What are the hypernyms for Most well-provided?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for most well-provided?
Most well-provided can be described as having abundant resources or being well-endowed. Antonyms for this phrase would include words such as impoverished, deprived, underprivileged, and destitute. These words convey the opposite meaning of having ample resources or being well-off. Impoverished refers to a lack of material possessions while deprived suggests a state of being without basic needs. The term underprivileged describes those who are disadvantaged due to poverty or lack of access to opportunities. Destitute is used to describe those who are completely without resources or means of support. These antonyms provide a stark contrast to the idea of being most well-provided.
What are the antonyms for Most well-provided?
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adj.
• plentiful
• replete
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