What are the hypernyms for Going by the book?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
adhering to standards, following protocol, following rules, obeying regulations.
What are the opposite words for going by the book?
Going by the book is a phrase that refers to following rules and regulations strictly. It is often associated with being lawful and cautious. The antonyms of going by the book include breaking the rules, defying regulations, and taking risks. Someone who goes against the book is often seen as rebellious, daring, or adventurous. They may be willing to take chances and think outside the box. Going by the book may be necessary in some situations, such as in a legal or medical context, but in other cases, being a rule-breaker can lead to innovation and groundbreaking ideas.
What are the antonyms for Going by the book?
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v.
• accommodate
- Unsuit
, - bar
, - block
, - decline
, - deny
, - differ
, - disagree
, - disarrange
, - disorder
, - fight
, - frustrate
, - hinder
, - impede
, - limit
, - mismatch
, - obstruct
, - oppose
, - prevent
, - refuse
, - reject
, - stop
, - turn away
, - turn out
, - unfit
, - upset
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• conform
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