What are the opposite words for was comparable to?

Antonyms for the phrase "was comparable to" include words such as "inferior," "unmatched," "nonpareil," "unequal," "incomparable," "unrivalled," "disproportionate," "unmatched," "unequivalent," and "unlike." Using these antonyms to describe something or someone's standing or qualities would imply that they are not on the same level as another entity, that they are inferior or unmatched in some way, shape or form or that they are simply incomparable or unlike anything else, leaving the judgement open to interpretation. It is important to choose the right antonym that accurately reflects the intended meaning and context.

What are the antonyms for Was comparable to?

• v.

  • approach
  • avoid
  ,
  • decrease
  ,
  • depart
  ,
  • distance
  ,
  • go
  ,
  • go away
  ,
  • leave
  ,
  • miss
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  • retreat
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  • retrogress
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  • stop
  .

Famous quotes with Was comparable to

• ...Hades had opened its gates and vomited forth the basest, most despicable, most horrible demons. In the course of my life I had seen something of untrammeled human insights of horror of panic. I had taken part in a dozen battles in the First World War, had experienced barrages, gassings, going over the top. I had witnessed the turmoil of the postwar era, the crushing uprisings, street battles, meeting hall brawls. I was present among the bystanders during the Hitler Putsch in 1923 in Munich. I saw the early period of Nazi rule in Berlin. But none of this was comparable to those days in Vienna. What was unleashed upon Vienna had nothing to do with [the] seizure of power in Germany. ...What was unleashed upon Vienna was a torrent of envy, jealousy, bitterness, blind, malignant craving for revenge. All better instincts were silenced... only the torpid masses had been unchained. ...It was the witch's Sabbath of the mob. All that makes for human dignity was buried.

  Carl Zuckmayer

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