Synonyms for Earthquake:

• n.

  •
  • aftershock.
  •
  • shake,
  • move,
  • repetition.
  •act of god (noun)
  • circumstances beyond controls,
  • inevitable accidents,
  • circumstances beyond ones controls,
  • vires majores,
  • act-god,
  • circumstances beyond ones control,
  • supernatural events,
  • circumstances beyond one controls,
  • freak accidents,
  • act god,
  • circumstances beyond one control,
  • unforeseen events,
  • unavoidable casualties,
  • circumstances beyond one's controls,
  • circumstances beyond control.
  •earthquake (noun)
  • temblor,
  • quake,
  • seism.
  •event (noun)
  • earthquake.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • to-do,
  • cocktail,
  • hoo-ha,
  • trembler,
  • whammy,
  • bombshell,
  • quiverings,
  • inevitable accident,
  • Traumatism,
  • stupefaction,
  • disruption,
  • geological phenomenon,
  • flutter,
  • tremblor,
  • disturbance,
  • freak accident,
  • natural phenomena,
  • Vis Major,
  • Natural Disasters,
  • tremblings,
  • unavoidable casualty,
  • eye-openers,
  • hoo-hah,
  • commotion,
  • Shiverings,
  • bombshells,
  • eye-opener,
  • marvel,
  • tremor,
  • supernatural event,
  • kerfuffle,
  • unforeseen event,
  • shock,
  • circumstances beyond one's control,
  • alcoholic drink,
  • natural hazard,
  • Natural Disaster,
  • up set,
  • tornado.
  •quake (noun)
  • seismic upheaval,
  • aftershock an earthquake registering one,
  • tertiary tremor,
  • points on the Richter scale secondary tremor,
  • volcanic quake,
  • etc.,
  • earthquake shock.
  •shock (noun)
  • jarrings,
  • up-sets,
  • eyeopeners,
  • up-set,
  • in jury,
  • dis-tresses,
  • dis tress,
  • in-jury,
  • traumatisms,
  • dis tresses,
  • up sets,
  • in juries,
  • eyeopener,
  • dis-tress.
  •tremor (noun)
  • quakings.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • outbreak,
  • epicenter,
  • the San Andreas Fault,
  • seismology,
  • the Richter scale,
  • seismograph,
  • seismic,
  • magnitude.
  •
  • shock wave.
  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • disorder,
  • earth tremor,
  • dynamics,
  • act of god,
  • clash,
  • etc,
  • tawdry,
  • boisterous,
  • flashy,
  • quiver,
  • seimicity,
  • plunge,
  • rumbling,
  • uproar,
  • turmoil,
  • spasm,
  • ferment,
  • blatant,
  • unstable,
  • paroxysm,
  • convulsion,
  • leap,
  • seismic disturbance,
  • two,
  • brazen,
  • breakup,
  • storm,
  • movement,
  • tempest,
  • seismological,
  • blow,
  • seismic activity,
  • Transilience,
  • diastrophism,
  • revulsion,
  • cataclysm,
  • disaster,
  • ostentatious,
  • overthrow,
  • volcano,
  • accelerometer,
  • gaudy,
  • climax,
  • Seismometer,
  • piercing,
  • garish,
  • quaker,
  • landslide,
  • quaver,
  • trepidation,
  • clamorous,
  • colorful,
  • loud,
  • dismay,
  • high,
  • fault,
  • jar,
  • start,
  • impact,
  • brassy,
  • jazzy,
  • fit,
  • agitation,
  • stroke,
  • macroseism,
  • meretricious,
  • microseism,
  • outrage,
  • surprise,
  • tsunami,
  • tidal wave,
  • jump,
  • thunderstorm,
  • squall,
  • wind,
  • throe,
  • daze,
  • jerk,
  • wiggler,
  • avalanche,
  • undulation,
  • seismism,
  • tumult,
  • explosion,
  • crummy,
  • apoplexy,
  • Bouleversement,
  • collision,
  • slip,
  • upheaval,
  • showy.

Paraphrases for Earthquake:

• Equivalence

  • Noun, singular or mass
    temblor.

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    quake, quakes.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    quake.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    seismic, seismological, seismology.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    aftershock, epicenter, disaster, seismic, shake, shakes, tsunami, catastrophe, seismology.

Antonyms for Earthquake:

• n.

  • tremor from inside the earth
    perfection.

Homophones for Earthquake:

• eurydice, erithacus, erotica, erratic, eroticize, earth wax, erotic.

Hypernym for Earthquake:

• n.

  • event
    shock, microseism, submarine earthquake, seismic disturbance, tremor, earth tremor, seaquake.

Hyponym for Earthquake:

• n.

  • event
    geological phenomenon.
  • state
    disturbance, disruption, flutter, to-do, kerfuffle, commotion, hoo-hah, hurly burly, hoo-ha.