Browse all Antonyms
Process Antonyms: decline, decay, retrogression, stasis.Proclaim Antonyms: retract, recant, disavow.Proclivity Antonyms: disinclination, dislike, aversion, distaste.Procrastinate Antonyms: settle, dispose of, decide, rush into.Prod Antonyms: deter, discourage, dissuade, restrain, daunt, stop.deterrent, warning, restraint.Prodigal Antonyms: scarce, sparse, scant, limited, insufficient.miser, penny-pincher, skinflint, tightwad.thrifty, cautious, economical, provident, stinting, selfish.Prodigious Antonyms: puny, small, picayune, scant, insufficient.Producer Antonyms: consumer, user, buyer, customer.Production Antonyms: consumption, use.Productive Antonyms: futile, useless, unproductive, fruitless, ineffective, worthless.barren, sterile, poor, impoverished, exhausted.Profane Antonyms: godly, sacred, spiritual, ecclesiastical.God-fearing, religious, pious, devout, virtuous, reverent, good.exalt, honor, worship, glorify, respect.Profanity Antonyms: reverence, respect, propriety, virtue, decency.Proffer Antonyms: withhold, keep, retain, reserve.Proficiency Antonyms: incompetence, ineptitude, inadequacy, bungling.Proficient Antonyms: bungling, incompetent, inefficient, clumsy, green.Profit Antonyms: loss, detriment, disadvantage, drawback, harm.handicap, hinder, retard, harm.Profitable Antonyms: vain, useless, unrewarding, unprofitable, harmful, damaging, losing.Profligacy Antonyms: thrift, economy, stinginess, providence, moderation.decency, virtue, propriety, self-discipline.Profligate Antonyms: moral, upright, virtuous, decent, prim.thrifty, provident, cautious, tight-fisted, stingy, miserly, penny-pinching.Profound Antonyms: fragmentary, partial, light, incomplete, inadequate.thoughtless, frivolous, shallow, superficial, silly, meaningless.Profuse Antonyms: thin, meager, sparse, inadequate, insufficient, scarce.stingy, miserly, mean, stinting, selfish.Profusion Antonyms: scarcity, paucity, sparseness, insufficiency, want, lack.Progenitor Antonyms: follower, imitator, inheritor.descendants, offspring, issue, progeny, children.Progeny Antonyms: ancestry, parentage, forebears, forefathers, progenitors.Progress Antonyms: decline, decay, fade, fail, degenerate.regression, retrogression, decadence, decay, loss, degradation, brutalization.retreat, standstill, retardation.stall, stop, lose ground, retreat, back up.Progression Antonyms: regression, retrogression, decline, lowering.Progressive Antonyms: reactionary, conservative, backward-looking, unchanging.retrogressive, diminishing, declining.reactionary, conservative, right-winger, stand-patter.Prohibit Antonyms: legalize, allow, permit, decriminalize, encourage, approve.Prohibition Antonyms: freedom, license, allowance, permission, acceptance, legalization, encouragement.Projection Antonyms: indentation, undercut, recess, hollow, niche, relief, intaglio.Prolific Antonyms: barren, sterile, impotent, jejune, infertile.Prologue Antonyms: sequel, aftermath, consequence, result, outgrowth.epilogue, postlude, coda, peroration.Prolong Antonyms: shorten, abbreviate, limit, curtail, cut short.Prominent Antonyms: inconspicuous, hidden, unobtrusive, imperceptible, unnoticeable.recessive, undercut, under-slung, indented, concave.unknown, insignificant, undistinguished, average, ordinary, mediocre.Promiscuous Antonyms: discriminating, choosy, deliberate.homogeneous, selected, orderly.
