What is another word for dyspeptic?
267 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ dɪspˈɛptɪk], [ dɪspˈɛptɪk], [ d_ɪ_s_p_ˈɛ_p_t_ɪ_k]Table of Contents
Similar words for dyspeptic:- all (adjective)
- bad-tempered (adjective)
- crabby (adjective)
- ill-natured (adjective)
- irritable (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- atrabilious (noun)
- bilious (noun)
- dyspeptic (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Dyspeptic:
adj.
•all (adjective) •bad-tempered (adjective) •crabby (adjective) •ill-natured (adjective)- more ill-humored,
- un-friendliest,
- dis-agreeable,
- more illhumored,
- more tempersome,
- illnatured,
- dis-obliging,
- most ill-humored,
- most ill humored,
- un-friendlier,
- un-kinder,
- un-kindest,
- un kind,
- dis agreeable,
- most illhumored,
- most cussed,
- un-pleasant,
- un friendliest,
- un kinder,
- dis obliging,
- un kindest,
- ill-humored,
- more cussed,
- un pleasant,
- un-friendly,
- un-kind,
- un friendlier,
- temperamental,
- hot tempered,
- more ill humored,
- ill natured,
- tempersome,
- most tempersome,
- illhumored,
- ill humored.
n.
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- cross,
- annoyed,
- put out,
- displeased,
- fed up,
- mad,
- belligerent,
- irritated,
- upset,
- angry.
Other synonyms:
•Other relevant words (noun):- disputatious,
- malignant,
- lugubrious,
- sharp,
- scorbutic,
- hot-tempered,
- highly strung,
- rusty,
- malarial,
- surly,
- cancerous,
- valetudinarian,
- ill-tempered,
- case,
- tense,
- pace,
- iii,
- embittered,
- cranky,
- diabetic,
- dissident,
- leprous,
- soured,
- fretful,
- rhythm,
- tetchy,
- sombre,
- neuralgic,
- fussy,
- sullen,
- perverse,
- obstreperous,
- rough,
- shut in,
- captious,
- measly,
- bloody-minded,
- sulking,
- invalid,
- hypercritical,
- pettish,
- grousing,
- depressing,
- carping,
- complaining,
- syphilitic,
- livery,
- bad-tempered,
- martyr,
- anal,
- Piqued,
- Tumorous,
- Snarling,
- prey,
- downbeat,
- Tabetic,
- obnoxious,
- whining,
- paralytic,
- unpleasant,
- tubercular,
- impatient,
- and Irish cranky,
- fractious,
- apoplectic,
- splenetic,
- pneumonic,
- patient,
- peevish,
- grumpy,
- incurable,
- funereal,
- Chlorotic,
- encephalitic,
- rickety,
- cantankerous,
- dissentious,
- censorious,
- testy,
- morose,
- antagonistic,
- gruff,
- Phthisic,
- victim,
- edematous,
- loss,
- murmuring,
- high-strung,
- touchy,
- contentious,
- brooding,
- crotchety,
- grim,
- curmudgeonly,
- palsied,
- short,
- tart,
- nephritic,
- tempo,
- wrathful,
- subsidence,
- rheumatic,
- petulant,
- acid,
- quick-tempered,
- anaemic,
- outpatient,
- Podagric,
- sensitive,
- anus,
- neuritic,
- dinginess,
- criticizing,
- Pleuritic,
- waspish,
- uncivil,
- choleric,
- jaundiced,
- spastic,
- Squabbling,
- dropsical,
- gloomy,
- depressed,
- irascible,
- cheerless,
- rachitic,
- arthritic,
- glum,
- dreary,
- crusty,
- Pocky,
- finical,
- crabby,
- argumentative,
- biliary,
- inpatient,
- hypertensive,
- carcinogenic,
- combative,
- currish,
- hypersensitive,
- prickly,
- dour,
- querulous,
- tumorigenic,
- critical,
- over-particular,
- hostile,
- acerbic,
- contrary,
- ill-humoured,
- snappy,
- Pouting,
- tuberculous,
- supersensitive,
- antisocial,
- colicky,
- abrupt,
- depression,
- sulky,
- asshole,
- luetic,
- epileptic,
- excitable,
- snappish,
- dissentient,
- allergic,
- brusque,
- disagreeable,
- finicky,
- Tabid,
- thin-skinned,
- Fault-finding,
- churlish,
- consumptive,
- vinegarish,
- unsociable,
- rude,
- bellicose,
- bad-natured,
- curt,
- quarrelsome,
- dismal,
- anemic,
- bitter,
- bitching,
- moody,
- pugnacious,
- crabbed,
- short-tempered,
- in a pique,
- sour,
- scrofulous.
Antonyms for Dyspeptic:
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adj.
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Other antonyms:
friendly, agreeable, joyful, lighthearted, amiable, good-natured, placid, glad, happy, content, tolerant, nice, benign, patient, bubbly, high-spirited, cheerful, cheery, amicable, well, kind, serene, good-tempered, gentle, sweet, calm, long-suffering, exuberant, vivacious, pleasant, good-humored, congenial, effervescent, lively.
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Homophones for Dyspeptic:
Hyponym for Dyspeptic:
n.
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person
sufferer, sick person, diseased person.
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person