Synonyms for On one's head:
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adj.
• at fault
• guilty
- Accusable
, - convictable
, - in error
, - in the wrong
, - on head
, - out of line
, - Caught
, - Impeached
, - Incriminated
, - Judged
, - Sentenced
, - censurable
, - censured
, - chargeable
, - condemned
, - conscience-stricken
, - contrite
, - convicted
, - culpable
, - damned
, - delinquent
, - depraved
, - doomed
, - erring
, - evil
, - felonious
, - hangdog
, - iniquitous
, - liable
, - licentious
, - offending
, - on one's head
, - proscribed
, - regretful
, - remorseful
, - reprehensible
, - responsible
, - rueful
, - sheepish
, - sinful
, - sorry
, - wicked
, - wrong
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What are the hypernyms for On one's head?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
body part, crown, headgear, Hair Apparel, Top of the Body.
What are the opposite words for on one's head?
The phrase "on one's head" often means "being responsible for something." Some antonyms for this phrase include "off one's head," which means not responsible or incapable of making decisions; "out of one's hands," which means not being responsible for something anymore or not having control over it; and "in someone else's court," which means the responsibility has passed on to someone else. Additionally, "unburdened" or "free from responsibility" can also be considered antonyms for "on one's head." These antonyms offer alternative ways to describe situations where someone may not be accountable for a particular outcome or event.
What are the antonyms for On one's head?
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