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Synonyms for substract
| Grammar : Adj, adv, verb |
Top 10 synonyms for substract Other synonyms for the word substract
- accessory
- adjuvant
- alternate
- amenable
- ancillary
- at one's feet
- auxiliary
- backup
- baser
- belonging
- below par
- bound by
- bush-league
- captive
- collateral
- consequent
- consequential
- contingent
- contributory
- controlled
- corollary
- dependent
- deputize
- dinky
- directed
- disposed
- enslaved
- extra
- following
- governed
- in danger of
- in the power of
- included
- inconsiderable
- insinuate
- interject
- interpose
- junior
- lesser
- low
- lower
- minor
- minor-league
- obedient
- obeying
- open
- paltry
- petty
- provisional
- relief
- reporting
- represent
- reserve
- ruled
- satellite
- second
- second-fiddle
- second-rate
- second-string
- secondary
- sensitive
- servile
- slavish
- small
- small-fry
- small-time
- smaller
- stand in
- sub
- subaltern
- subalternate
- subject
- subjugated
- submissive
- subnormal
- subordinate
- subsequent
- subservient
- subsidiary
- substract
- subsumed
- supporting
- susceptible
- take the place of
- tentative
- tributary
- trivial
- under
- underaverage
- understudy
- unequal
- unimportant
- vulnerable
Définition of substract
Origin :- "to subtract," 1540s, "now illiterate" [OED], from Modern Latin substractus, past participle of substrahere, alternative form of subtrahere (see subtraction). Related: Subtracted; subtracting.
- As in secondary : adj subordinate; less important
- As in subject : adj at the mercy of; answerable
- As in subordinate : adj lesser, supplementary
- As in under : adv secondary
- As in fill in : verb act as substitute
- And nothing is easier, when you have two different numbers, to substract the less from the greater.
- Extract from : « The Spirit Land » by Samuel B. (Samuel Bulfinch) Emmons
- The clergyman knew someting of surgery, and he managed to substract the ball from my hip.
- Extract from : « By Sheer Pluck » by G. A. Henty
Antonyms for substract
- above
- big
- causative
- certain
- chief
- definite
- first-class
- first-rate
- free
- guarded
- higher
- huge
- important
- inapt
- independent
- irresponsible
- large
- leave blank
- main
- major
- master
- more
- necessary
- over
- primary
- protected
- safe
- significant
- source
- strong
- superior
- sure
- unaccountable
- unlikely
- unsusceptible
- up
- upward
- useful
- valuable
- vital
- worthwhile
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