Antonyms for in direct

Grammar : Adj

Spell : in-duh-rekt, -dahy-

Phonetic Transcription : ˌɪn dəˈrɛkt, -daɪ-

Definition of in direct

Origin : late 14c., from Middle French indirect (14c.) or directly from Late Latin indirectus, from in- "not, opposite of" (see in- (1)) + directus (see direct). Related: Indirectness.

As in indirect : adj roundabout; unintended
As in remote : adj irrelevant, unrelated
As in secondary : adj derivative
As in serpentine : adj winding; sly
As in side : adj minor; flanking
As in sinuous : adj winding, twisting
As in snaky : adj winding
As in sneaky : adj underhanded, dishonest
As in subtle : adj nice, quiet, delicate
As in tacit : adj taken for granted; not said aloud
As in tortuous : adj very twisted
As in tortuous : adj complicated
As in underhand : adj deceitful
As in vicarious : adj done or felt for, or on behalf of, another
As in virtual : adj in essence
As in winding : adj bending, turning
As in zigzag : adj moving side to side
As in euphemistic : adj polite
As in excursive : adj discursive
As in allusive : adj suggestive
As in anfractuous : adj winding
As in circular : adj going around
As in circumstantial : adj incidental
As in lubricious : adj underhand
As in meandrous : adj winding
As in consequent : adj resultant
As in crooked : adj bent, angled
As in crooked : adj evil, corrupt
As in deceitful : adj dishonest, insincere
As in deceptive : adj dishonest
As in devious : adj dishonest, crafty
As in disingenuous : adj insincere
As in distant : adj faraway
As in evasive : adj deceitful, tricky
As in eventual : adj future, concluding
As in implied : adj hinted at

Synonyms for in direct

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