Synonyms for Over-mastering:
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v.
• conquer
- beat
, - bring to knees
, - checkmate
, - circumvent
, - clobber
, - control
, - cream
, - crush
, - discomfit
, - drub
, - foil
, - frustrate
, - get the better of
, - humble
, - lick
, - master
, - outwit
, - overmaster
, - overpower
, - override
, - overthrow
, - prevail
, - quell
, - reduce
, - rout
, - shut down
, - subdue
, - subjugate
, - succeed
, - surmount
, - throw
, - thwart
, - total
, - trample underfoot
, - trash
, - triumph
, - vanquish
, - whip
, - wipe off map
, - worst
, - zap
.
What are the hypernyms for Over-mastering?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for over-mastering?
The term over-mastering means having the power or the strength to dominate or control someone or something. Its antonyms would be words that give the opposite meaning, such as weak, powerless, incapable, feeble, frail, subordinate, or submissive. These words describe the qualities that are at the opposite end of the spectrum to over-mastering. Being weak means not having the capability to overpower anyone, while frail describes being easily subdued due to asthenic physical or emotional conditions. Submissive and subordinate convey the idea of being subordinate to someone's power, and incapable or feeble mean a lack of ability or vitality. Each of these words can replace over-mastering when used in appropriate contexts.
What are the antonyms for Over-mastering?
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v.
• conquer
- aid
, - assist
, - capitulate
, - encourage
, - fail
, - forfeit
, - give in
, - give up
, - help
, - lose
, - release
, - relinquish
, - retreat
, - succumb
, - surrender
, - win
, - yield
.
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