What are the hypernyms for De-served?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
deserve, earn, entitle, merit, be entitled to, be worthy of, qualify for, be suitable for, entitle to, Deserve consequences, be fitted for, earn by merit, rate as deserving of.
What are the opposite words for de-served?
The term "de-served" is not usually recognized as an official word in the English language. However, we can assume that it is meant to represent the opposite of being deserving or earning something. Therefore, some possible antonyms for "de-served" could be "earned," "merited," "deserved," "justified," or "worthy." These words imply that the person or thing in question has received recognition, reward, or praise for their actions or attributes. In contrast, "de-served" would suggest that someone or something has been deprived of what they rightfully should have received. Using the correct antonyms can help add clarity to communication and avoid confusion with made-up words.
What are the antonyms for De-served?
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adj.
• appropriate
• deserved
- excessive
, - improper
, - inappropriate
, - incorrect
, - inordinate
, - undue
, - unfit
, - unfitting
, - unseemly
, - unsuitable
, - unsuited
.
• due
• just
• required
• required/requisite
• right
- bad
, - corrupt
, - disagreeable
, - dishonest
, - false
, - flawed
, - fraudulent
, - illegal
, - illegitimate
, - inadmissible
, - insane
, - invalid
, - left
, - mad
, - poor
, - unacceptable
, - unhealthy
, - unlawful
, - unsatisfactory
, - untrustworthy
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• rightful
• scheduled
• suitable
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v.
• deserve
• rate
Related words: over-deserved, under-deserved, entitled, under-appreciated, over-appreciated, under-appreciated
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