Antonyms for in most
Grammar : Adj |
Spell : in-mohst or, esp. British, -muh st |
Phonetic Transcription : ˈɪnˌmoʊst or, esp. British, -məst |
- aboveboard
- accidental
- acquired
- additional
- artless
- auxiliary
- bordering
- conscious
- cool
- edging
- exterior
- external
- extra
- extreme
- extrinsic
- flighty
- formal
- frivolous
- ignorant
- incidental
- incompatible
- inessential
- inferior
- insignificant
- known
- learned
- light
- marginal
- minor
- narrow
- nonessential
- open
- outer
- outgoing
- outside
- outward
- pale
- peripheral
- public
- quiet
- restricted
- revealed
- secondary
- shallow
- soft
- stupid
- subordinate
- superficial
- trivial
- unfriendly
- unimportant
- unintelligent
- unsubstantial
Definition of in most
Origin :- Old English innemest; see in + -most.
- As in intimate : adj private, personal
- As in intrinsic : adj basic, inborn
- As in inward : adj private
- As in subconscious : adj innermost in thought
- As in inmost : adj deep
- As in inmost : adj intimate
- As in deepest : adj most deep
- As in center : adj middle
- As in central : adj main, principal; in the middle
- As in deep : adj extending very far, usually down
Synonyms for in most
- abysmal
- abyssal
- at halfway point
- axial
- basic
- below
- beneath
- bottomless
- broad
- built-in
- buried
- cardinal
- center
- centermost
- central
- centric
- centroidal
- chief
- confidential
- congenital
- connate
- constitutional
- constitutive
- deep
- deep-seated
- deepest
- detailed
- distant
- dominant
- downreaching
- elemental
- equidistant
- essential
- exhaustive
- experienced
- far
- fathomless
- firsthand
- focal
- foremost
- fundamental
- genuine
- guarded
- gut
- hereditary
- hidden
- immediate
- immersed
- important
- in-depth
- inborn
- inbred
- indwelling
- ingrained
- inherent
- inmost
- innate
- inner
- innermost
- inside
- intellectual
- interior
- intermediary
- intermediate
- internal
- intimate
- intrinsic
- intuitive
- key
- latent
- leading
- low
- master
- material
- mean
- medial
- median
- mental
- mid
- middle
- middlemost
- midmost
- midpoint
- midway
- native
- natural
- nethermost
- nuclear
- omphalic
- outstanding
- overriding
- paramount
- particular
- peculiar
- penetrating
- personal
- pivotal
- predominant
- primary
- prime
- private
- privy
- profound
- psychological
- radical
- real
- religious
- repressed
- rooted
- ruling
- salient
- secret
- significant
- special
- spiritual
- subaqueous
- subliminal
- submarine
- submerged
- subterranean
- sunk
- suppressed
- thorough
- true
- trusted
- umbilical
- unconscious
- underground
- underlying
- unfathomable
- uptight
- visceral
- viscerous
- wide
- yawning
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