What are the hypernyms for More tined?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for more tined?
The term more tined refers to an object that has multiple tines or prongs. To provide antonyms for the word, one can look for terms that represent objects with a single prong or no prongs at all. Forks, rakes, and combs are examples of objects that are more tined. Their antonyms would be spoon, shovel, or brush, which do not have multiple tines. The term "less tined" could be used to represent these objects that have fewer tines. Moreover, items such as knives, spoons, or scissors are also antonyms for more tined since they have no tines at all.
What are the antonyms for More tined?
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adj.
• forked
• sharp
- aboveboard
, - benevolent
, - bland
, - blunt
, - boring
, - calm
, - dull
, - flat
, - forthright
, - frank
, - honest
, - ignorant
, - indefinite
, - indistinct
, - kind
, - lazy
, - low
, - mild
, - moderate
, - nice
, - old-fashioned
, - slow
, - stupid
, - tasteless
, - undefined
, - unintelligent
, - unstylish
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• stabbing
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