What are the opposite words for foreign?
The term foreign is often associated with something that is unfamiliar, unfamiliar, or unknown. It's a broad term that can allude to different contexts, from foreign languages to foreign cultures. However, some antonyms for the word foreign can provide a better understanding of what is native or familiar. Some of the opposite words of foreign include native, local, known, familiar, indigenous, and domestic. These words describe something that is common or inherent to a particular place or culture. Using antonyms can provide a more specific and nuanced understanding of the concept being described, which can aid in better communication and language use.
Table of Contents
- friendly
- related
- close
- domestic
- characteristic
- companionable
- home
- native
- aboriginal
- conventional
- household
- indigenous
- intimate
- local
- natural
- savage
- usual
- belonging to one, existing in a place since prehistory
- all
- familiar
- typical; distinguishing
- civic, community
- common, normal
- common, well-known
- from another country, experience
- native, inborn
- of a community, restricted to immediate area
- innate, inherent
- normal, everyday
- connected, accompanying
- wild, untamed
- common, typical
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
- friendly
-
related
- enmeshed,
- interconnected,
- interdependent,
- interrelated,
- of that ilk,
- knit together,
- in touch with,
- de pendent,
- de-pendent,
- in same category,
- in the same category,
- inter changeable,
- inter connected,
- inter dependent,
- inter related,
- inter twined,
- inter woven,
- inter-changeable,
- inter-connected,
- inter-dependent,
- inter-related,
- inter-twined,
- inter-woven,
- more associated,
- more correlated,
- more correspondent,
- more enmeshed,
- more incident,
- more interconnected,
- more interdependent,
- more interrelated,
- more intertwined,
- most associated,
- most correspondent,
- most enmeshed,
- most incident,
- most interdependent,
- most interrelated,
- most intertwined,
- of ilk,
- re lated,
- re levant,
- re-lated,
- re-levant.
-
close
- thick with,
- buddy-buddy,
- thick as thieves,
- buddybuddy,
- cozy with,
- de voted,
- de-voted,
- in separable,
- in-separable,
- making it with,
- making with,
- more attached,
- more buddy buddy,
- more buddy-buddy,
- more buddybuddy,
- most attached,
- most buddy-buddy,
- most buddybuddy,
- on top each other,
- palsy walsy,
- palsywalsy.
-
domestic
- domiciliary,
- home,
- home-loving,
- homelike,
- indoor,
- intramural,
- national,
- stay-at-home,
- handcrafted,
- home-grown,
- home grown,
- home loving,
- homeloving,
- in door,
- in-door,
- more domiciliary,
- more handcrafted,
- more home grown,
- more home loving,
- more home-grown,
- more home-loving,
- more homelike,
- more indoor,
- more intramural,
- more stay at home,
- most domiciliary,
- most family,
- most handcrafted,
- most home grown,
- most home loving,
- most home-grown,
- most home-loving,
- most homelike,
- most homeloving,
- most indoor,
- most intramural,
- most stay at home,
- most stay-at-home,
- stay at home,
- sub missive.
- characteristic
- companionable
- home
- native
- aboriginal
-
conventional
- doctrinal,
- everyday,
- formal,
- habitual,
- isolationist,
- lame,
- obstinate,
- prevailing,
- straightlaced,
- tralatitious,
- straight-laced,
- lamest,
- ruber,
- button down,
- buttondown,
- de mure,
- de-mure,
- in established usage,
- in flexible,
- in rut,
- in-flexible,
- more doctrinal,
- more isolationist,
- more prevalent,
- more ritual,
- more straight laced,
- more straight-laced,
- more straightlaced,
- more tralatitious,
- most doctrinal,
- most isolationist,
- most ritual,
- most straight laced,
- most straight-laced,
- most straightlaced,
- most tralatitious,
- narrow minded,
- narrowminded,
- not heretical,
- pre dominant,
- pre vailing,
- pre-dominant,
- pre-vailing,
- rubest,
- run of the mill,
- stereo typed,
- stereo-typed,
- straight laced,
- up tight,
- up-tight,
- well known,
- wellknown.
- household
- indigenous
- intimate
- local
- natural
-
savage
- nonliterate,
- unmodified,
- in a state nature,
- in a state of nature,
- in state nature,
- in state of nature,
- more unbroken,
- more unmodified,
- most nonliterate,
- most unbroken,
- most unmodified,
- non-literate,
- un broken,
- un civilized,
- un cultivated,
- un cultured,
- un modified,
- un spoiled,
- un-broken,
- un-civilized,
- un-cultivated,
- un-cultured,
- un-domesticated,
- un-restrained,
- un-spoiled.
- usual
- belonging to one, existing in a place since prehistory
- all
-
familiar
- free-and-easy,
- frequent,
- in on,
- recognizable,
- stocker,
- up on,
- workaday,
- matter of fact,
- in the know,
- at home with,
- garden variety,
- in formal,
- in know,
- in-formal,
- kept posted,
- more abreast,
- more apprised,
- more familiar,
- more free and easy,
- more free-and-easy,
- more frequent,
- more grounded,
- more recognizable,
- more up,
- more workaday,
- most abreast,
- most apprised,
- most free-and-easy,
- most grounded,
- most recognizable,
- most up,
- most workaday,
- pre sumptuous,
- re cognizable,
- re-cognizable,
- tuned in,
- un ceremonious,
- un constrained,
- un sophisticated,
- un-ceremonious,
- un-reserved,
- un-sophisticated.
- typical; distinguishing
- civic, community
- common, normal
- common, well-known
- from another country, experience
- native, inborn
- of a community, restricted to immediate area
- innate, inherent
- normal, everyday
- connected, accompanying
- wild, untamed
- common, typical
-
Other relevant words
- aboriginal,
- akin,
- appropriate,
- apropos,
- autochthonal,
- autochthonic,
- autochthonous,
- basic,
- congenital,
- deep-seated,
- endemic,
- essential,
- germane,
- home,
- homegrown,
- inborn,
- inbred,
- indigenous,
- inherent,
- innate,
- inside,
- interior,
- internal,
- intrinsical,
- local,
- municipal,
- necessary,
- pertinent,
- proper,
- purifying,
- relevant.
- Other antonyms
Antonym of the day
yesperson
- Antonyms:
- adversary, antagonist, boss.
