List of antonyms from "without fear" to antonyms from "witting"

Discover our 293 antonyms available for the terms "witness, without haste, without stint, without prevarication, wittiness, witting" and many more. Click on one of the words below and go directly to the antonyms associated with it.

Without fear (2 antonyms)
Without haste (2 antonyms)
Without hesitation (7 antonyms)
Without hindrance (3 antonyms)
Without hostility (13 antonyms)
Without prejudice (13 antonyms)
Without pretense (3 antonyms)
Without prevarication (1 antonym)
Without qualification (2 antonyms)
Without reply (11 antonyms)
Without reserve (9 antonyms)
Without resources (7 antonyms)
Without restraint (8 antonyms)
Without stint (1 antonym)
Without trouble (5 antonyms)
Without violence (5 antonyms)
Withstand (15 antonyms)
Witless (2 antonyms)
Witlessness (29 antonyms)
Witness (15 antonyms)
Witnesses (15 antonyms)
Wits (1 antonym)
Wittiness (33 antonyms)
Witting (91 antonyms)

Definition of the day : « witting »

As in intentional : adj deliberate
As in knowing : adj experienced, aware
As in sensible : adj realistic, reasonable
As in voluntary : adj willing
As in willful : adj voluntary
As in willing : adj agreeable, ready
As in uncompelled : adj voluntary
As in unforced : adj voluntary
As in cognizant : adj aware
As in conscious : adj alert, awake
As in conversant : adj experienced, familiar with
As in deliberate : adj intentional
As in express : adj certain, precise

Example sentences :

But Charles, proceeding, could see in this figure only the witting cause of all the trouble.
Extract from : « Angela's Business » by Henry Sydnor Harrison

To all this problem, vexing so many generations, the clear and witting touch of Lincoln's sacrificial penitence is the master key.
Extract from : « Abraham Lincoln's Cardinal Traits; » by Clark S. Beardslee

I had my reasons––good ones––I––came back to confess to the––un––un––witting––killing of my cousin, Richard.
Extract from : « The Eye of Dread » by Payne Erskine

Spain arrogated to herself unlimited power over the nations she had founded, witting not that they were nations.
Extract from : « Ponce de Leon » by William Pilling

This, however, cannot be expected till they see clearly that foreign iron-masters are witting to co-operate.
Extract from : « Life's Handicap » by Rudyard Kipling

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