Synonyms for Subfuse:
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adj.
• drab
- arid
, - blah
, - bleak
, - boring
, - brown
, - cheerless
, - desolate
, - dingy
, - dismal
, - dreary
, - dry
, - faded
, - flat
, - gloomy
, - gray
, - grungy
, - lackluster
, - murky
, - run-down
, - same
, - shabby
, - somber
, - unchanging
, - uninspired
, - vapid
, - zero
.
• muddy
- Bemired
, - addled
, - black
, - blurred
, - confused
, - dirty
, - dull
, - filthy
, - foul
, - fuzzy
, - greasy
, - grimy
, - grubby
, - gummy
, - hazy
, - impure
, - indistinct
, - marshy
, - miry
, - obscure
, - opaque
, - roily
, - sloppy
, - slushy
, - smoky
, - soggy
, - swampy
, - turbid
, - unclean
, - unclear
.
Other relevant words:
- Caked
, - GUNKY
, - bespattered
, - boggier
, - boggiest
, - boggy
, - characterless
, - dull as dishwater
, - lusterless
, - muddy
, - mucky
, - sodden
, - soiled
.
What are the hypernyms for Subfuse?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for subfuse?
The word "subfuse" refers to the act of blending or fusing together something. Some antonyms for "subfuse" include separate, divide, detach, disengage, and disconnect. When we separate something, we divide it into different parts or pieces. Detaching something means to disconnect or disengage it from another. Disconnecting something means to break a connection or link between two things. Disengaging something means to release or detach it from something else. These antonyms provide an opposite or contrasting meaning to the word "subfuse," which implies a merging or blending of things together.
What are the antonyms for Subfuse?
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adj.
• drab
- bright
, - cheerful
, - clean
, - clear
, - colorful
, - exciting
, - good
, - happy
, - inspired
, - interesting
, - light
, - nice
, - pleasant
.
• muddy
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