What are the hypernyms for Over-laid?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for over-laid?
The word "over-laid" means to cover something completely or to place something on top of it. Some antonyms for this word include "uncovered," "exposed," "disclosed," "bare," and "unveiled." These words describe the opposite of being covered or concealed, suggesting that something is open for all to see. For example, instead of saying a book was over-laid with dust, you could say it was uncovered and exposed. Using antonyms of over-laid in your writing can add variety and depth to your description and help you to paint a clearer picture for your audience.
What are the antonyms for Over-laid?
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adj.
• covered
- bare
, - empty
, - exposed
, - open
, - passed over
, - revealed
, - uncovered
, - unfurnished
, - unheeded
, - unmasked
, - unnoticed
.
• gilt
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v.
• blanket
- clear
, - disclose
, - divulge
, - explain
, - expose
, - free
, - lay bare
, - let go
, - let out
, - release
, - reveal
, - show
, - tell
, - unmask
.
• cover
• envelop
• face
• fold
- achieve
, - divide
, - flatten
, - leave
, - loose
, - loosen
, - separate
, - smooth
, - straighten
, - succeed
, - unbend
.
• front
• gild
• line
• overlay
• plaster
• smear
• spread
- abridge
, - block
, - close
, - compress
, - conceal
, - confuse
, - contract
, - diminish
, - disorganize
, - end
, - halt
, - lessen
, - lose
, - lower
, - mix up
, - narrow
, - restrict
, - shorten
, - shrink
, - shrivel
.
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parakeet,
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