To the tune of is an idiom that refers to something which has the same melody or rhythm as a song. It's not an easy task to find perfect antonyms for this phrase since there is no precise word that can replace it. Yet, when we need to communicate something is not done to the tune of, we could use the antonyms that convey a sense of contrast such as opposite, dissonant, inconsistent, even discordant or incongruous. These words imply a lack of harmony or agreement that can be applied in many contexts, from music and arts to politics, society or relationships. Be creative, find the perfect opposite words, and add them to your vocabulary.

What are the antonyms for To the tune of?

• v.

  • cost
  • disallow
  ,
  • lose
  ,
  • refuse
  ,
  • reject
  .

Famous quotes with To the tune of

• This Congress has promised all manner of border security and port security to the tune of billions of dollars... yet we have - to date - funded our promises for port security at only $900 million. That's quite a distance between what we say and what we actually do.

  Solomon Ortiz
• Romancing is nothing but a man ridiculously dancing only to the tune of a self-loving woman

  Anuj Somany
• The leg division, Mr Spiggot. You are deficient in it to the tune of one. Your right leg, I like. I like your right leg, it's a lovely leg for the role. That's what I said when I saw it come in. I said, "that's a lovely leg for the role". I've got nothing against your right leg. The trouble is — neither have you. You fall down on your left.

  Peter Cook
• It's easy to forget you are in debt to the tune of £10, and to a woman who never forgets . Crikey, she can even tell you which Coronation Street character was the first one to have their brain removed ()

  Peter Corey
• ‘I knew im, she knew im, e knew im, we all knew im.’ After this paradigm, which impressed his hearers, he paused. ‘E was a customer ere. Not perhaps one of the best customers. Not like Roger Alliwell ere oo drinks whisky to the tune of near one bottle a day, which is good for the ouse and, as far as we can see, does imself no arm. But e was a customer, loyal to the ouse, regular in attendance, and that’s all we ask of any man or woman for that matter. Well, now e’s gone. We’re sorry e’s gone. You’re sorry e’s gone. I’m sorry e’s gone. And we can’t say much more than that. Now the question is: is e gone to a better place? I don’t know the answer to that, nor do you, nor does she. Perhaps e knows,’ said Ted, shrugging towards the vicar, ‘because it’s is job to know. But the rest of us don’t know. Right. But I say this. E done is best for all. Never a ard word come out of that man’s art. Right. Well loved e was and for all is faults we would love im still, if e was still alive. But e’s dead now and we wish im all the best in is new destination. And I can’t say no fairer than that.’

  Anthony Burgess

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