What are the opposite words for soundness?
The antonyms for the word "soundness" could be "unreliability," "instability," "weakness," "inadequacy," "unsoundness," and "fragility." These words describe the opposite of soundness, which means being in a state of good condition, robustness, and security. Unreliability describes something that is not dependable and trustworthy. Instability implies a lack of firmness or steadiness. Weakness represents a lack of strength or power. Inadequacy means being insufficient or deficient. Unsoundness refers to the unsatisfactory or faulty state of something. Lastly, fragility represents delicateness or vulnerability. These antonyms are essential to expand our vocabulary and help us convey the right message.
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- disease
- feebleness
- weakness
- insanity
- healthiness
- aberration
- fault
- ineffectuality
- ineffectualness
- inefficacy
- instability
- malaise
- debility
- delirium
- frailty
- frenzy
- incapability
- madness
- mania
- mistake
- neurosis
- state
- state of abnormality
- infirmity
- incapacity, weakness
- ailment, affliction
- blame, sin; mistake
- lack of strength; ineffectiveness
- fragileness
- weakness, flaw
- uncontrolled state or situation
- insubstantiality
- mental illness; foolishness
- imbalance, inconstancy
- depression, sickness
- fixation, madness
- error, misunderstanding
- mental disturbance, disorder
- unsoundness
- defect, proneness
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
- disease
-
feebleness
- inadequacy,
- lameness,
- unhealthiness,
- Etiolation,
- Infirmness,
- effeteness,
- effetenesses,
- etiolations,
- in adequacies,
- in adequacy,
- in capacity,
- in competence,
- in firmness,
- in firmnesses,
- in significance,
- in significances,
- in sufficiencies,
- in sufficiency,
- in-adequacies,
- in-adequacy,
- in-capacities,
- in-capacity,
- in-competences,
- in-firmness,
- in-firmnesses,
- in-significance,
- in-significances,
- in-sufficiencies,
- in-sufficiency,
- infirmnesses,
- lamenesses.
- weakness
- insanity
- healthiness
- aberration
-
fault
- answerability,
- slip up,
- answerabilities,
- de merit,
- de merits,
- de-merit,
- de-merits,
- evil doing,
- in accuracies,
- in accuracy,
- in discretion,
- in discretions,
- in-accuracies,
- in-accuracy,
- in-discretion,
- loss innocence,
- mis conduct,
- mis conducts,
- mis cue,
- mis cues,
- mis deed,
- mis deeds,
- mis demeanor,
- mis-conduct,
- mis-conducts,
- mis-cue,
- mis-cues,
- mis-deed,
- mis-deeds,
- mis-demeanor,
- mis-demeanors,
- over sight,
- over sights,
- over-sight,
- over-sights,
- slip ups,
- slip-up,
- slip-ups.
- ineffectuality
- ineffectualness
- inefficacy
-
instability
- capriciousness,
- changeability,
- changeableness,
- disequilibrium,
- fickleness,
- fitfulness,
- impermanence,
- mutability,
- transience,
- unpredictability,
- unreliability,
- variability,
- Uncertainties,
- Unfixedness,
- capriciousnesses,
- changeabilities,
- changeablenesses,
- dis equilibrium,
- dis equilibriums,
- dis quiet,
- dis quiets,
- dis-equilibrium,
- dis-equilibriums,
- dis-quiet,
- dis-quiets,
- disequilibriums,
- ficklenesses,
- fitfulnesses,
- impermanences,
- in consistencies,
- in consistency,
- in securities,
- in security,
- in stabilities,
- in stability,
- in-consistencies,
- in-consistency,
- in-quietudes,
- in-securities,
- in-security,
- in-stabilities,
- in-stability,
- mutabilities,
- pre cariousness,
- pre cariousnesses,
- pre-cariousness,
- transiences,
- un certainties,
- un certainty,
- un fixedness,
- un fixednesses,
- un predictabilities,
- un predictability,
- un reliabilities,
- un reliability,
- un steadiness,
- un steadinesses,
- un-certainties,
- un-certainty,
- un-fixedness,
- un-fixednesses,
- un-predictabilities,
- un-predictability,
- un-reliabilities,
- un-reliability,
- un-steadinesses,
- unfixednesses,
- unpredictabilities,
- unreliabilities,
- variabilities,
- waverings.
- malaise
- debility
- delirium
- frailty
-
frenzy
- flip one's lid,
- blow a fuse,
- TODO,
- wingdings,
- wingding,
- blow a fuses,
- blow cork,
- blow corks,
- blow fuse,
- blow fuses,
- blow one cork,
- blow one corks,
- blow one stack,
- blow one stacks,
- blow one top,
- blow one tops,
- blow one's cork,
- blow one's corks,
- blow one's stacks,
- blow one's top,
- blow one's tops,
- blow ones cork,
- blow ones corks,
- blow ones stack,
- blow ones stacks,
- blow ones top,
- blow ones tops,
- blow stack,
- blow stacks,
- blow top,
- blow tops,
- dis traction,
- dis tractions,
- dis-traction,
- dis-tractions,
- flip lid,
- flip one lid,
- flip one lids,
- flip one's lids,
- flip ones lid,
- flip ones lids,
- free for all,
- hell broke looses,
- out burst,
- out bursts,
- out-burst,
- out-bursts,
- to do.
- incapability
- madness
- mania
-
mistake
- boo-boo,
- misprint,
- overestimation,
- underestimation,
- misprints,
- booboos,
- booboo,
- boo-boos,
- false moves,
- in advertences,
- in-advertence,
- in-advertences,
- mis application,
- mis applications,
- mis apprehensions,
- mis calculation,
- mis conception,
- mis conceptions,
- mis interpretation,
- mis judgment,
- mis judgments,
- mis print,
- mis prints,
- mis statement,
- mis statements,
- mis steps,
- mis take,
- mis takes,
- mis-application,
- mis-applications,
- mis-apprehension,
- mis-apprehensions,
- mis-calculation,
- mis-calculations,
- mis-conception,
- mis-conceptions,
- mis-interpretation,
- mis-interpretations,
- mis-judgment,
- mis-print,
- mis-statement,
- mis-statements,
- mis-take,
- mis-takes,
- over estimations,
- over-estimation,
- over-estimations,
- overestimations,
- slip of tongue,
- under estimation,
- under estimations,
- under-estimation,
- under-estimations.
- neurosis
- state
- state of abnormality
- infirmity
- incapacity, weakness
- ailment, affliction
- blame, sin; mistake
- lack of strength; ineffectiveness
- fragileness
- weakness, flaw
- uncontrolled state or situation
- insubstantiality
- mental illness; foolishness
- imbalance, inconstancy
- depression, sickness
- fixation, madness
- error, misunderstanding
- mental disturbance, disorder
- unsoundness
- defect, proneness
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
Antonym of the day
most doordie
- Antonyms:
- few, little.
