What is another word for dynamite?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈa͡ɪnɐmˌa͡ɪt], [ dˈaɪnɐmˌaɪt], [ d_ˈaɪ_n_ɐ_m_ˌaɪ_t]
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Similar words for dynamite:
- capable (adjective)
- competent (adjective)
- considerable (adjective)
- dangerous (adjective)
- experienced (adjective)
- grand (adjective)
- great (adjective)
- important (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- perilous (adjective)
- precarious (adjective)
- striking (adjective)
- stupendous (adjective)
- sublime (adjective)
- wonderful (adjective)
- artifact (noun)
- blast (noun)
- danger (noun)
- defamation (noun)
- explosive (noun)
- hazard (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- scandal (noun)
- blast (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- pulverize (verb)
- raze (verb)
- other synonyms
- first class
- nitroglycerin
- other relevant words
Synonyms for Dynamite:
adj.
• capable (adjective)- more up,
- having goods,
- knowing score,
- up snuff,
- veteran,
- like one man band,
- more dynamite,
- most efficient,
- more old-timer,
- having right stuff,
- more efficient,
- therer,
- has what takes,
- most dynamite,
- most capable,
- more talented,
- having knowhow,
- most old timer,
- like oneman band,
- most fireball,
- old timer,
- more oldtimer,
- most up,
- like pistol,
- like a oneman band,
- like one-man band,
- more suited,
- therest,
- having know how,
- up speed,
- up it,
- on ball,
- most old-timer,
- like a one man band,
- more intelligent,
- more old timer,
- most oldtimer,
- more fireball.
- know one stuff,
- know business,
- know ones stuff,
- paid ones dues,
- de cent,
- end-owed,
- no slouch,
- know ones business,
- de-cent,
- know one business,
- know ins outs,
- pertinent,
- more skilled,
- know ropes,
- being pistol,
- paid dues,
- end owed,
- paid one dues,
- know answers,
- foolest,
- know score.
- most mondo,
- un-real,
- fabber,
- most doozie,
- more doozie,
- more superduper,
- super duper,
- more super duper,
- more something,
- most superduper,
- fabbest,
- un real,
- most something,
- most super duper,
- more super-duper,
- doozie,
- fatter,
- more mondo,
- most super-duper,
- to max.
- knowing stuff,
- pro,
- more well-versed,
- having something on ball,
- most wellversed,
- sportest,
- having something on the ball,
- knowing ones stuff,
- more well versed,
- having on the ball,
- Sporter,
- having on ball,
- having the ball,
- more wellversed,
- most well-versed,
- having something ball,
- well versed,
- vetest,
- knowing one stuff,
- in know,
- wellversed,
- most well versed,
- Worldlywise,
- the right stuff,
- having something the ball.
- grandest,
- out standing,
- grandiose,
- more smashing,
- first rate,
- most smashing,
- more luxurious,
- very good,
- awe inspiring,
- firstrate,
- aweinspiring.
- out sight,
- greater,
- most hellacious,
- more surpassing,
- sur-passing,
- un qualified,
- most surpassing,
- un mitigated,
- more transcendent,
- hellacious,
- out world,
- sur passing,
- un-qualified,
- out this world,
- more hellacious,
- out of world,
- out of sight,
- un-mitigated.
- being a pistol,
- solid gold,
- know one's business,
- super-duper,
- competent,
- sublime,
- grand,
- great,
- all around,
- first class,
- superduper,
- the max,
- out-standing,
- know one's stuff,
- well-versed,
- out and out,
- having the goods,
- mondo,
- worldly wise,
- on thin ice,
- having know-how,
- fooler,
- touch and go,
- paid one's dues,
- been there,
- knowing the score,
- experienced,
- splendiferous,
- up to it,
- know the score,
- know the answers,
- know stuff,
- dangerous,
- knowing one's stuff,
- VETER,
- been around,
- hanging by thread,
- has what it takes,
- playing with fire,
- vet,
- like a pistol,
- unheard of,
- there,
- firstclass,
- to the max,
- the most,
- up to snuff,
- broken in,
- having the right stuff,
- in the know,
- stupendous,
- something else,
- Arrestive,
- Magnific,
- precarious,
- fireball,
- out on limb,
- striking,
- fab,
- capable,
- like a one-man band,
- up to speed,
- wonderful,
- oldtimer,
- know ins and outs.
- un-sound,
- un steadiest,
- un-steadiest,
- un steady,
- un steadier,
- un sound,
- touch go,
- un sounder,
- un-steadier,
- un sure,
- un-soundest,
- un-sure,
- un-sounder.
- out limb,
- un-settled,
- un settled,
- pre-carious,
- most impugnable,
- impugnable,
- in decisive,
- hanging by a thread,
- more impugnable,
- in-decisive,
- un-reliable,
- un reliable,
- pre carious,
- out a limb.
n.
• artifact (noun) • blast (noun)- out breaks,
- out-bursts,
- out-breaks,
- out bursts,
- dis-charges,
- blow ups,
- dis charge,
- blow-ups,
- dis-charge,
- dis charges,
- out-burst,
- out-break,
- out burst,
- out break.
- Uncertainties,
- jeopardy,
- thin ice,
- exposure,
- risky business,
- Imperilment,
- Exigencies,
- insecurity,
- double trouble,
- hot potato,
- in security,
- slipperiness.
- low down dirties,
- de-traction,
- lowdown dirty,
- de-tractions,
- de tractions,
- cheap shots,
- backstabbings,
- de traction,
- lowdown dirties,
- dirty laundries,
- low-down dirties,
- slap face,
- low down dirty.
- tnt.
- mis fortunes,
- way cookie crumble,
- lucky hits,
- co incidences,
- mis-fortunes,
- hundred to one,
- way ball bounces,
- co-incidences,
- hundred to ones,
- way the ball bounce,
- hundred-to-ones,
- way ball bounce,
- co incidence,
- stroke luck,
- mis fortune,
- co-incidence,
- way the cookie crumble.
- pineapples,
- explosive compound,
- toss up,
- dirty laundry,
- cheap shot,
- pineapple,
- soups,
- skeleton in closet,
- scandal,
- way the cookie crumbles,
- gunpowder,
- danger,
- scorchers,
- tossup,
- detonators,
- detonator,
- gunpowders,
- nitroglycerin,
- propellant,
- trinitrotoluene,
- volley,
- mulligan,
- blow-up,
- scorcher,
- way the ball bounces,
- hazard,
- way cookie crumbles,
- hundred-to-one,
- slap in face,
- soup,
- low-down dirty,
- lucky hit,
- missiles,
- explosive,
- munitions,
- defamation,
- idle rumor,
- dirty linen,
- mulligans,
- propellants.
v.
• blast (verb) • Other relevant words: (verb) • pulverize (verb) • raze (verb)- throws down,
- un-make,
- un done,
- re moving,
- blows down,
- over-thrown,
- over throw,
- over throwing,
- tare up,
- re move,
- re-duce,
- unbuilds,
- un-does,
- un made,
- re-duces,
- un-built,
- un did,
- un-builds,
- un-making,
- re-moving,
- un built,
- un build,
- up setting,
- un-doing,
- threw down,
- scratches out,
- breaks down,
- over turns,
- up-set,
- over thrown,
- un makes,
- un make,
- brake down,
- un making,
- re moved,
- tears up,
- un building,
- un builds,
- un-made,
- over-turn,
- un-building,
- top pled,
- over-throws,
- re-move,
- re-moves,
- up sets,
- up-sets,
- blew down,
- un does,
- scratched out,
- over-throwing,
- un-makes,
- re duce,
- re duces,
- over turning,
- casts down,
- un-did,
- over-throw,
- broke down,
- blowing down,
- un-build,
- up-setting,
- over-turning,
- over throws,
- un doing.
Other synonyms:
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- nitrate,
- Semtex,
- dry ice,
- colorant,
- reagent,
- high explosive,
- niter,
- destroy,
- antifreeze,
- antioxidant,
- formalin,
- phosphate,
- saltpeter,
- phenol,
- litmus,
- destruct,
- limewater,
- universal indicator,
- defoliant,
- octane,
- gelignite,
- plastic explosive,
- smelling salts.
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- blast.
- dynamited,
- cast down,
- shatter,
- tore up,
- blow up,
- stunting,
- Dynamiting,
- blow down,
- mowing down,
- scratch out,
- Torpedoes,
- casting down,
- break down,
- throw down,
- unbuilt,
- unmakes,
- raze,
- kill,
- torpedo,
- unmaking,
- scratching out,
- torpedoing,
- breaking down,
- unmake,
- spoilt,
- tear up,
- unbuilding,
- over turn,
- mow down,
- torn up,
- throwing down,
- up set,
- tearing up,
- spoil,
- mowed down,
- mows down,
- torpedoed,
- Unbuild.
How to use "Dynamite" in context?
The name dynamite may seem like a simple term, but it actually has a very complex and long history. The word "dynamite" is derived from Ancient Greek words "dynamis" and "petra" meaning stone and earth, respectively. In fact, dynamite was first created in 1767 by a German scientist, Nicholas Kurtmayer. Dynamite was used as an explosive until the early 20th century, but its popularity really began to take off in the 1880s when Alfred Nobel created the Nobel Prize in dynamite.
Paraphrases for Dynamite:
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Homophones for Dynamite:
- diamante, done with, dimwit, denote, danaid, demand, daunted, day in and day out, detent, demote, denouement, doomed, dominion day, dine out, dent, dominate, dimity, dominant, dead end, denudate, diminuendo, diamonte, downwind, donate, detonate, denuded, dandy, dead hand, Detainment, day in day out, diodontidae, dint, danaidae, diomedeidae, denominate, detente, diatomite, dim-witted, donated, demented, domed, diamond, demantoid, dentate, dented, down-and-out, dead-end, dainty, dimmed, denude, deaminate, donut, demimonde, demode, de-ionate, daunt, dominated, deadened, dante, damned, dmd, dinette, dementia, de-iodinate, dimout.
Hypernym for Dynamite:
Hyponym for Dynamite:
n.
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artifact
explosive compound.
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artifact
v.
Meronym for Dynamite:
n.
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artifact
nitrospan, Glyceryl Trinitrate, trinitroglycerin, nitroglycerine, nitroglycerin, nitrostat.
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artifact
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