What are the opposite words for set in stone?
The phrase "set in stone" refers to something that is firm, unchangeable or immovable. In contrast, its antonyms suggest fluidity and changeability. A few of such antonyms include provisional, flexible, adjustable, adaptable, and variable. Provisional implies something temporary or subject to change. Flexible refers to something that can bend or change its shape with ease. Adjustable is used to describe something that can be modified according to circumstance or need. While adaptable refers to something that can be altered to fit a new situation. Lastly, variable suggests that something is prone to change, and its outcome cannot be predicted. All these words offer a chance to embrace transformation and adapt to changing situations.
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- permanent
- stable
- solid
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concrete
- abstract,
- bending,
- ideal,
- immaterial,
- intangible,
- loose,
- pliable,
- slack.
- immovable
- obdurate
- opinionated
- steady
-
adamant
- flexible,
- indefinite,
- irresolute,
- lenient,
- movable,
- moving,
- pliant,
- soft,
- submissive,
- supple,
- unfixed,
- weak,
- willing,
- yielding.
- inexorable
- rigid
- unbending
- uncompromising
- unwavering
- set
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intractable /intransigent
- amenable,
- easy,
- facile,
- manageable.
- Other relevant words
Antonym of the day
similizing
- Antonyms:
- abandon, differ, disagree.
