Synonyms for Runter:
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adj.
• inconsequential
• inconsequential/inconsiderable
- casual
, - dinky
, - entry-level
, - exiguous
, - immaterial
, - inadequate
, - inappreciable
, - inconsequent
, - insignificant
, - insufficient
, - light
, - little
, - measly
, - minor
, - negligible
, - paltry
, - petty
, - picayune
, - puny
, - runt
, - scanty
, - shoestring
, - skimpy
, - small
, - small potatoes
, - small-time
, - trifling
, - trivial
, - two-bit
, - unconsidered
, - unimportant
, - wimpy
, - worthless
.
• puny
- Unconsequential
, - diminutive
, - feeble
, - fragile
, - frail
, - half-pint
, - inconsequential
, - inferior
, - infirm
, - niggling
, - nothing
, - peanut
, - peewee
, - piddling
, - pint-sized
, - shrimp
, - small time
, - small-fry
, - stunted
, - tiny
, - underfed
, - undersized
, - undeveloped
, - unsound
, - unsubstantial
, - weak
, - weakly
, - wee
, - zilch
.
What are the hypernyms for Runter?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
abfallen, absteigen, abwärts, abwärtsbewegen, niedersinken.
What are the opposite words for runter?
The German word "runter" is an adverb meaning "down" or "below." Some common antonyms for "runter" include "hoch" (up), "oben" (above), and "oberhalb" (above). Other antonyms for "runter" can depend on the context in which it is used. For example, if "runter" is used in the context of temperature, an antonym could be "hoch" (high) or "warm." Similarly, if "runter" is used in the context of mood or energy level, antonyms could include "hoch" (high), "fröhlich" (happy), or "energisch" (energetic). Identifying and understanding antonyms is crucial for building vocabulary and developing linguistic fluency in any language.
What are the antonyms for Runter?
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adj.
• inconsequential/inconsiderable
• puny
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