Synonyms for Unseeded:
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adj.
• all
• fallow
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n.
• tennis
Other relevant words:
- aureate
, - bare
, - barren
, - dormant
, - fallow
, - golden
, - idle
, - seedless
, - sterile
, - unbroken
, - uncropped
, - uncultivated
, - undeveloped
, - unemployed
, - unfarmed
, - unploughed
, - untilled
, - vacant
, - yellow
.
• tennis
• Other relevant words (adjective):
• Other relevant words (noun):
- backhand
, - badminton
, - baseline
, - best
, - birdie
, - break point
, - court
, - deuce
, - double
, - double fault
, - fault
, - foot fault
, - forecourt
, - forehand
, - groundstroke
, - half-volley
, - knock
, - knock up
, - knock up
, - lawn tennis
, - let
, - lob
, - love
, - match point
, - mixed doubles
, - net
, - out
, - passing shot
, - ping-pong
, - racket
, - racquetball
, - rally
, - return
, - seed
, - serve
, - service
, - set
, - set point
, - shuttlecock
, - single
, - slice
, - smash
, - squash
, - string
, - sweet spot
, - table tennis
, - tennis
, - tennis shoe
, - tramlines
, - unsown
, - volley
.
What are the hypernyms for Unseeded?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for unseeded?
Unseeded refers to things that haven't been seeded or are not ranked in a tournament. The antonyms for the word unseeded are seeded, privileged, and advantaged. Being seeded provides an advantage in a tournament, as it means that a ranked player will not face other top-ranked players early in the competition. Seeding means being placed in a higher position or given a privilege which unseeded players lack. The opponent for a seeded participant will usually be unseeded, and this can sometimes work against them. In the context of a tournament or competition, the word unseeded is the opposite of being ranked or privileged, an essential and desired aspect for potential champions.
What are the antonyms for Unseeded?
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adj.
• all
• fallow
• noun
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