Synonyms for Supererogations:
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n.
• excess
- Leavings
, - Recrement
, - balance
, - by-product
, - enough
, - exorbitance
, - exuberance
, - fat
, - fulsomeness
, - glut
, - inundation
, - lavishness
, - leftover
, - luxuriance
, - nimiety
, - overdose
, - overflow
, - overkill
, - overload
, - overmuch
, - overrun
, - oversupply
, - overweight
, - plenty
, - plethora
, - profusion
, - redundance
, - redundancy
, - refuse
, - remainder
, - residue
, - rest
, - spare
, - superabundance
, - supererogation
, - superfluity
, - surfeit
, - surplus
, - the limit
, - too much of a good thing
, - waste
, - wastefulness
.
• redundancy
- Macrology
, - attrition
, - circumlocution
, - copiosity
, - overabundance
, - periphrasis
, - pleonasm
, - prolixity
, - tautology
, - verbiage
, - verboseness
, - verbosity
.
• superfluousness
What are the hypernyms for Supererogations?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for supererogations?
Supererogations refer to actions or deeds that go beyond what is required or expected, often motivated by an excess of zeal or devotion. The concept is rooted in religious and ethical traditions and implies a virtuous and self-sacrificing attitude. Antonyms for supererogations would therefore include terms like minimalism, mediocrity, lethargy or apathy, which denote a lack of effort, enthusiasm or ambition. Other possible antonyms might include words like obedience, compliance or conformity, which suggest a willingness to adhere to the minimum requirements or conform to established norms. In contrast, supererogations imply a desire to surpass these expectations and achieve excellence or perfection.
What are the antonyms for Supererogations?
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