What is another word for nodded at?

Pronunciation: [nˈɒdɪd at] (IPA)

There are plenty of synonyms for the phrase "nodded at" that can be used to add variety to your writing. Some options include: acknowledged, indicated, gestured, signaled, and gestured toward. Additionally, you could use more specific words such as beckoned, motioned, or raised a hand in greeting. Depending on the context, you might also consider using descriptors such as "gave a small nod," or "tilted their head in agreement." By using a range of synonyms, you can create a more nuanced and dynamic portrayal of your characters' actions and interactions.

What are the hypernyms for Nodded at?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

What are the opposite words for nodded at?

Antonyms for the phrase "nodded at" include ignored, denied, refused, rejected, snubbed, overlooked, dismissed, and disavowed. Ignoring someone means to deliberately choose not to acknowledge their presence or words. Denying someone means to contradict them or to refuse their request or offer. Refusing someone means to decline or turn down their request or proposal. Rejecting someone means to refuse or dismiss their offer or idea. Snubbing someone means to reject or ignore them in a scornful manner. Overlooking someone means to fail to notice or consider their existence or contribution. Dismissing someone means to reject or dismiss their ideas, opinions, or authority. Disavowing someone means to deny any involvement or responsibility for their actions or statements.

What are the antonyms for Nodded at?

Famous quotes with Nodded at

  • Nearby, where the main road forked, stood an iron cross on a stone base. As the English couple watched, a mason was cutting in half a dozen fresh names. On the far side of the street, in the deep shadow of a doorway, a youngish woman in black was also watching. She was so pale they assumed at first she had some sort of wasting disease. She remained perfectly still, with one hand holding an edge of her headscarf so that it obscured her mouth. The mason seemed embarrassed and kept his back to her while he worked. After a quarter of an hour an old man in blue workman's clothes came shuffling along in carpet slippers and took her hand without a word and led her away. When the propriétaire came out he nodded at the other side of the street, at the empty space and murmured, 'Trois. Mari et deux frères,' as he set down their salads.
    Ian McEwan
  • [Dinah] nodded across the table at Tekla. “Hell, look at her! How many times has she saved our asses by being aggressive?” Tekla nodded. “Yes. Dinah saved me by taking aggressive action against rules of space station. Problem is not aggression. It is lack of discipline. A person can be aggressive”—she nodded at Dinah—“and still be constructive in society if she controls her passions.” And she threw a significant glare at Aïda, who let out a little snort and looked away.
    Neal Stephenson

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