What are the opposite words for origin?
Antonyms are words that have opposite meanings to a particular word. The antonyms of the word "origin" are departure, end, conclusion, and culmination. Departure refers to the act of leaving a particular place, while end denotes the cessation of something. The conclusion is the final part of an event or discussion, and culmination is the climax or highest point of something. Other antonyms for origin include termination, finish, closure, and culmination. These antonyms are useful for writers and speakers as they provide alternative options for expressing ideas and thoughts.
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- end
- effect
- influence
- sequel
- fruit
- resolution
- meaning
- importance
- by-product
- conclusion
- consequence
- descendant
- development
- division
- issue
- offspring
- payoff
- product
- ramification
- result
- sake
- signification
- termination
- turnout
- upshot
- aftermath
- catastrophe
- eventuality
- fate
- follow-up
- harvest
- outcome
- outgrowth
- terminus
- use
- situation following an event, occurrence
- side product
- calamity; unhappy conclusion
- result, outcome of action
- conclusion, deduction
- person in line of ancestry
- happening, incident
- something produced from separating
- extreme, limit
- effect, result
- something that probably will happen
- predetermined course
- result of labor
- crops; taking in of crops
- power, authority
- point in question
- development, product
- child, children
- cause, basis
- beginning, inception
- consequence, effect
- product, consequence
- conclusion, climax
- result or goods created
- consequence, development
- answer, judgment
- effect brought about by something
- reason, objective
- group assembling for event
- end result
- Other relevant words
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end
- butt end,
- conclusion,
- expiry,
- finis,
- neb,
- nib,
- omega,
- sign off,
- terminal,
- termination,
- terminus,
- NEBS,
- signoff,
- finises,
- borderlines,
- butt ends,
- de mise,
- de mises,
- de sign,
- de signs,
- de termination,
- de terminations,
- de-mise,
- de-mises,
- de-sign,
- de-signs,
- de-termination,
- de-terminations,
- dis continuance,
- dis continuances,
- dis solution,
- dis solutions,
- dis-continuance,
- dis-continuances,
- dis-solution,
- dis-solutions,
- ex tent,
- ex tents,
- ex terminations,
- ex-tent,
- ex-tents,
- ex-termination,
- ex-terminations,
- expiries,
- in tent,
- in tents,
- omegas,
- sign offs,
- sign-off,
- sign-offs,
- signoffs,
- tag ends,
- ultimates,
- where heading,
- where headings,
- where one heading,
- where one's heading,
- where one's headings,
- where ones heading,
- where ones headings,
- wrap ups,
- wrap-up,
- wrap-ups,
- wrapup,
- wrapups.
- effect
- influence
- sequel
- fruit
-
resolution
- dis section,
- dis sections,
- dis-section,
- dis-sections,
- ex-position,
- ex-positions,
- pro position,
- pro positions,
- pro-positions,
- re citation,
- re citations,
- re commendation,
- re commendations,
- re solutions,
- re solve,
- re solves,
- re-citation,
- re-citations,
- re-commendation,
- re-commendations,
- re-solution,
- re-solutions,
- re-solve,
- re-solves,
- solvings,
- sorting out,
- sorting outs,
- un ravelling,
- un ravellings,
- un-ravelling,
- un-ravellings,
- unravellings,
- working outs.
- meaning
- importance
- by-product
- conclusion
- consequence
- descendant
- development
- division
- issue
- offspring
- payoff
- product
- ramification
- result
- sake
- signification
- termination
- turnout
- upshot
- aftermath
- catastrophe
- eventuality
- fate
- follow-up
-
harvest
- fruitage,
- croppings,
- fruitages,
- garnerings,
- harvest times,
- harvest-time,
- harvesttime,
- harvesttimes,
- in gathering,
- in gatherings,
- in take,
- in takes,
- in-gathering,
- in-gatherings,
- in-take,
- in-takes,
- ingatherings,
- out puts,
- out-put,
- out-puts,
- pro duce,
- pro duces,
- pro-duces,
- re-aping,
- reapings,
- storings,
- yieldings.
- outcome
- outgrowth
- terminus
- use
- situation following an event, occurrence
- side product
- calamity; unhappy conclusion
- result, outcome of action
- conclusion, deduction
- person in line of ancestry
- happening, incident
- something produced from separating
-
extreme, limit
- end.
- effect, result
- something that probably will happen
-
predetermined course
- fate.
- result of labor
- crops; taking in of crops
- power, authority
- point in question
- development, product
- child, children
-
cause, basis
- close,
- completion,
- conclusion,
- consequence,
- death,
- destiny,
- effect,
- end,
- ending,
- finale,
- goal,
- outcome,
- outgrowth,
- result,
- termination.
- beginning, inception
- consequence, effect
- product, consequence
- conclusion, climax
- result or goods created
- consequence, development
- answer, judgment
- effect brought about by something
-
reason, objective
- sake.
- group assembling for event
- end result
- Other relevant words
Antonym of the day
were one back
- Antonyms:
- aid, discourage, dissuade.
