Synonyms for Ace:

• adj.

  •adept (adjective)
  • most crackerjack,
  • whizest,
  • more crackerjack,
  • therest,
  • more wizard,
  • more hotshot,
  • sharp as tack,
  • whizer,
  • most wizard,
  • nobody fool,
  • up speed,
  • nobodys fool.
  •admirable (adjective)
  • a ok,
  • cats pajamas,
  • de-serving,
  • most meritable,
  • most a ok,
  • more super-duper,
  • more super duper,
  • out this world,
  • un-real,
  • out sight,
  • most super duper,
  • most super-duper,
  • more a ok,
  • most a-ok,
  • de serving,
  • more a-ok,
  • more aok,
  • most superduper,
  • out world,
  • A 1,
  • super duper,
  • most aok,
  • more copacetic,
  • dreamest,
  • more meritable,
  • more superduper,
  • cat pajamas,
  • out of world.
  •best (adjective)
  • in imitable,
  • incomparable,
  • in-imitable,
  • para mount,
  • nonpareil,
  • more out-of-sight,
  • number 1,
  • most primo,
  • most first rate,
  • outstanding,
  • firstrate,
  • out-of-sight,
  • most out-of-sight,
  • in-comparable,
  • matchless,
  • in comparable,
  • most nonpareil,
  • more out of sight,
  • un equaled,
  • first rate,
  • un-equaled,
  • un surpassed,
  • topsest,
  • fore most,
  • un rivaled,
  • more transcendent,
  • topser,
  • pre eminent,
  • para-mount,
  • most out of sight,
  • perfect,
  • un-paralleled,
  • more primo,
  • second none,
  • un-rivaled,
  • more nonpareil,
  • un-surpassed,
  • fore-most,
  • un paralleled.
  •blue-ribbon (adjective)
  • most quality,
  • blueribbon,
  • more quality.
  •crack (adjective)
  • de-luxe,
  • most handpicked,
  • more talented,
  • De Luxe,
  • more handpicked,
  • more skilled,
  • pro.
  •excellent (adjective)
  • exquisite,
  • excellent,
  • A plus,
  • prime,
  • a-1,
  • all-star,
  • superlative,
  • choice,
  • above par,
  • exemplary,
  • classic,
  • select,
  • fine,
  • splendid.
  •exhibiting expertise in some activity (adjective)
  • superb,
  • brilliant,
  • champion.
  •expert (adjective)
  • able.
  •good (adjective)
  • tip top,
  • most super excellent,
  • more tip top,
  • most supereminent,
  • recherche,
  • Superexcellent,
  • super-excellent,
  • most super-excellent,
  • more tip-top,
  • rad,
  • more supereminent,
  • bullier,
  • super-eminent,
  • more super-eminent,
  • most tip-top,
  • super excellent,
  • most recherche,
  • Supereminent,
  • raddest,
  • more super excellent,
  • up to snuff,
  • most super eminent,
  • super eminent,
  • most super-eminent,
  • tip-top,
  • radder,
  • most tip top,
  • bulliest,
  • more super eminent,
  • unmarred,
  • more recherche.
  •incredible (adjective)
  • in credible,
  • super-human,
  • awe inspiring,
  • aweinspiring,
  • in-credible,
  • extra-ordinary.
  •optimal (adjective)
  • peaker,
  • world class,
  • solid gold,
  • Gilt-edge.
  •optimum (adjective)
  • carat,
  • optimal.
  •outstanding (adjective)
  • more out of this world,
  • more mostest,
  • most out-of-this-world,
  • worldclass,
  • most worldclass,
  • more world class,
  • more world-class,
  • pre-dominant,
  • more out-of-this-world,
  • wellknown,
  • more hundredproof,
  • most hundredproof,
  • pre dominant,
  • hundredproof,
  • more worldclass,
  • most world class,
  • more hundred proof,
  • most world-class,
  • most steller,
  • most mostest,
  • hundred proof,
  • farout,
  • out standing,
  • well known,
  • most out of this world,
  • more hundred-proof,
  • most hundred-proof.
  •professional (adjective)
  • more well qualified,
  • wellqualified,
  • knowing one stuff,
  • most wellqualified,
  • knowing stuff,
  • knowing ones stuff,
  • most well-qualified,
  • well qualified,
  • more well-qualified,
  • more wellqualified,
  • therer,
  • most well qualified.
  •sole (adjective)
  • in-dividual,
  • un-shared,
  • one and only,
  • one only,
  • in dividual,
  • solo,
  • most unshared,
  • un shared,
  • more onliest,
  • more unshared,
  • re maining,
  • most onliest.
  •terrific (adjective)
  • more smashing,
  • most smashing.
  •top-notch (adjective)
  • most firststring,
  • most first-string,
  • bluechip,
  • five star,
  • most fivestar,
  • toplevel,
  • most five star,
  • more first string,
  • top level,
  • in class all by itself,
  • more five star,
  • more first-string,
  • most five-star,
  • fivestar,
  • more five-star,
  • more firststring,
  • more fivestar,
  • very good,
  • upper-most,
  • most first string,
  • firststring,
  • top notch.
  •topflight (adjective)
  • more piked,
  • most piked,
  • braggest,
  • in valuable,
  • most certified,
  • top flight,
  • in-valuable.
  •tophole (adjective)
  • top hole.
  •unmarred (adjective)
  • un marred,
  • un injured,
  • in tact,
  • more unbroken,
  • un-damaged,
  • un-marred,
  • un-blemished,
  • most unbroken,
  • un-injured,
  • un-impaired,
  • un damaged,
  • most uninjured,
  • un-broken,
  • more uninjured,
  • un harmed,
  • un broken,
  • un hurt,
  • uninjured,
  • un-hurt,
  • un impaired,
  • in-tact,
  • un-harmed.

• n.

  •
  • achieve,
  • bring off,
  • attain,
  • be able to do something,
  • accomplish,
  • come together,
  • triumph,
  • pull off,
  • manage,
  • succeed.
  •
  • capable,
  • ability,
  • gifted,
  • dab,
  • crackerjack,
  • master,
  • authority,
  • transliterate,
  • proficient.
  •
  • old hand,
  • superman,
  • artist,
  • exponent,
  • prodigy,
  • maestro.
  •ace (noun)
  • sail through,
  • a-one,
  • maven,
  • 1,
  • pass with flying colors,
  • unity,
  • star,
  • super,
  • breeze through,
  • tops,
  • genius,
  • superior,
  • single,
  • topnotch,
  • sensation,
  • tiptop,
  • sweep through,
  • whizz,
  • one,
  • first-rate,
  • wiz,
  • whiz,
  • nail.
  •act (noun)
  • ace.
  •aviator (noun)
  • bird leg,
  • airpeople,
  • airpersons.
  •celebrity (noun)
  • famous persons,
  • big stuffs,
  • super stars,
  • super star,
  • major leaguers,
  • super-star,
  • cynosures,
  • the cheeses,
  • super-stars.
  •dab hand (noun)
  • dab-hand.
  •delightful (noun)
  • delightful.
  •dignitary (noun)
  • celebrity.
  •dollar (noun)
  • onespots,
  • onespot,
  • one spots,
  • one-spots,
  • one spot.
  •expert (noun)
  • Sharks,
  • doyen,
  • artiste,
  • adepts,
  • shark,
  • artistes,
  • proficients,
  • pros,
  • hot shot,
  • old pro,
  • doyens.
  •expert in some activity (noun)
  • winner.
  •flier (noun)
  • air persons.
  •golf (noun)
  • bunker,
  • backswing,
  • birdie,
  • bogey,
  • caddy,
  • bogie.
  •group (noun)
  • Allied Command Europe.
  •hero/heroine (noun)
  • leading people,
  • person of hour,
  • popular figures,
  • great people,
  • leading persons,
  • person the hour,
  • great persons.
  •heroine (noun)
  • demigoddesses.
  •humdinger (noun)
  • something elses,
  • hot stuffs,
  • smash hits.
  •master (noun)
  • real pro,
  • doyenne,
  • whizbang.
  •paper money (noun)
  • dollar.
  •pilot (noun)
  • one controls,
  • one control,
  • doyen doyenne,
  • doyen-doyenne,
  • one the wheel,
  • wheelpersons,
  • one the control,
  • doyendoyenne,
  • wheelpeople,
  • steerspersons,
  • one at control,
  • doyendoyennes,
  • one the controls,
  • doyen-doyennes,
  • one at controls,
  • helmspersons,
  • one at the control,
  • aerialists,
  • steerspeople,
  • one at wheel,
  • doyen doyennes,
  • one wheel.
  •pitcher (noun)
  • middle relievers,
  • baseball players,
  • knuckleballers.
  •specialist (noun)
  • attending physicians.
  •tennis (noun)
  • alley,
  • clay.
  •top banana (noun)
  • top dog,
  • main comic,
  • big enchilada,
  • head honcho.
  •virtuoso (noun)
  • no slouches,
  • dillettantes,
  • intelligents.
  •wizard (noun)
  • wizzes.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • famous,
  • topflight,
  • joker,
  • PHAT,
  • blue-ribbon,
  • king,
  • far-out,
  • trump,
  • ducky,
  • deuce,
  • singular,
  • cracking,
  • trump card,
  • deck,
  • dab hand,
  • tophole,
  • jack,
  • plum,
  • knave,
  • smashing,
  • spade,
  • playing card,
  • badass,
  • cushdy,
  • wild card,
  • club,
  • picture card,
  • past master,
  • queen,
  • diamond,
  • aviator,
  • tubular,
  • face card.
  •
  • conquer,
  • gem,
  • distinguished,
  • vanquish,
  • card,
  • house of cards,
  • subjugate,
  • suit,
  • overcome,
  • pack.
  •
  • worst,
  • swell,
  • dandy,
  • heart,
  • all-right.
  •
  • whip,
  • defeat,
  • great.
  •
  • boss.
  •
  • hot,
  • lick.
  •
  • subdue,
  • trim.
  •
  • quality.
  •
  • beat.
  •tennis
  • footfault,
  • fault,
  • net,
  • the Open,
  • wimbledon,
  • ground stroke,
  • in,
  • break point,
  • forehand,
  • the Davis Cup,
  • drop shot,
  • love,
  • ball girl,
  • break,
  • lawn tennis,
  • tennis,
  • double,
  • unseeded,
  • set,
  • match,
  • ball boy,
  • advantage,
  • service line,
  • mixed doubles,
  • match point,
  • double fault,
  • let.

Paraphrases for Ace:

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    entitlements, LS, amendments, AASS, Histories, Rights, USS, ECAS.
  • Verb, base form
    Did.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    CEA.
  • Proper noun, singular
    CEA, CAE.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    CEA.

Antonyms for Ace:

• adj.

  • exhibiting expertise in some activity
    unskilled, unknown, inept, insignificant, amateur.
  • Other antonyms:
    heavy-handed, crude, untutored, would-be, inefficient, untaught, weak, awkward, Ungifted, untrained, raw, primitive, ineffective, clumsy, ineffectual, beginning, jackleg, untried, ham-fisted, rough, unseasoned, rude, inferior, artless, untested, ham-handed, untalented, green, unschooled, ignorant, unpolished, new.

• n.

  • expert in some activity
    rookie, clod, ignoramus.

Homophones for Ace:

• ague, ago, ackee, accoucheuse, assagai, acquiesce, AUC, ac, ashy, aku, ashe, assuage, Ajax, Ajaia Ajaja, Assessee, aga, akka, az, aweigh, ash-key, aegis, agha, assess, asia, agua, awake, ACC, assay, akee, ajuga, aas, assize, acacia, auxesis, azo, ack-ack, as we say, ask, ak, axis, ashcake, aqueous, a-okay, ash cake, agaze, ajaia, aug, as such, a-ok, Aggeus, a.k.a., age, ascus, ax, ash, akko, assegai, agassiz, asea, Asahikawa, ascesis, Augeas, azygos, aussie, aix, azygous, Agee, agio, aqua, ass, access, aec, au jus, awash, aizoaceae, as, akha, agog, asch, aguish, accuse, asio, assizes, achy, ag, azoic, axe, askew, accho, ascii, auk, ache.

Holonyms for Ace:

• n.

  • group
    nato, North Atlantic Treaty organization.

Hypernym for Ace:

• n.

  • artifact
    ace of diamonds, ace of spades, ace of hearts, ace of clubs.

Hyponym for Ace:

• n.

  • act
    serve, service.
  • artifact
    playing card.
  • group
    headquarters.

• v.

  • competition
    serve, HIT, play, rack up, tally, score.
  • social
    make it, pass.

Meronym for Ace:

• n.

  • group
    Supreme Allied Commander Europe, SACEUR.