Antonyms for in the swim
Grammar : Adj |
Spell : swim |
Phonetic Transcription : swɪm |
Definition of in the swim
Origin :- Old English swimman "to move in or on the water, float" (class III strong verb; past tense swamm, past participle swummen), from Proto-Germanic *swemjanan (cf. Old Saxon and Old High German swimman, Old Norse svimma, Dutch zwemmen, German schwimmen), from PIE root *swem- "to be in motion."
- The root is sometimes said to be restricted to Germanic, but possible cognates are Welsh chwyf "motion," Old Irish do-sennaim "I hunt," Lithuanian sundyti "to chase." For the usual Indo-European word, see natatorium. Sense of "reel or move unsteadily" first recorded 1670s; of the head or brain, from 1702. Figurative phrase sink or swim is attested from mid-15c., often with reference to ordeals of suspected witches.
- As in acceptable : adj satisfactory, agreeable
- As in goodish : adj acceptable
- As in OK : adj acceptable
- As in unobjectionable : adj acceptable
Synonyms for in the swim
- A-OK
- adequate
- admissible
- all right
- average
- big
- common
- cooking with gas
- cool
- copacetic
- decent
- delightful
- fair
- fairish
- goodish
- hep
- hip
- hunky-dory
- in the swim
- kosher
- large
- moderate
- okay
- on the ball
- on the beam
- passable
- peachy keen
- pleasant
- pleasing
- respectable
- right on
- satisfactory
- standard
- sufficient
- swell
- tolerable
- trendy
- unexceptional
- unobjectionable
- up to code
- up to snuff
- welcome
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