What is another word for in rut?
117 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ ɪn ɹˈʌt], [ ɪn ɹˈʌt], [ ɪ_n ɹ_ˈʌ_t]Table of Contents
Similar words for in rut:- conservative (adjective)
- conventional (adjective)
- customary (adjective)
- rightist (adjective)
- traditionalist (adjective)
- other synonyms
- adj.
- n.
Synonyms for In rut:
adj.
•conservative (adjective)- steady,
- unimaginative,
- controlled,
- redneck,
- traditional,
- right-wing,
- fuddy-duddy,
- die-hard,
- white bread,
- middle-of-the-road,
- old line,
- right of center,
- hard hat,
- conventional,
- firm,
- tory,
- guarded,
- reactionary,
- fearful,
- traditionalistic,
- unchangeable,
- right,
- quiet,
- orthodox,
- holding to,
- in a rut,
- uncreative,
- undaring,
- unprogressive,
- stable,
- unchanging,
- timid,
- old guard,
- not extreme,
- fogyish,
- constant.
- insular,
- puritanical,
- rigid,
- dogmatic,
- literal,
- drippy,
- routine,
- square,
- run-of-the-mill,
- narrow,
- hackneyed,
- bourgeois,
- humdrum,
- pedestrian,
- straight,
- conforming,
- stereotyped,
- narrow-minded,
- moderate,
- solemn,
- sober,
- illiberal,
- demure,
- bigoted,
- parochial,
- moral,
- stuffy,
- uptight,
- commonplace,
- conservative,
- prosaic,
- strict,
- inflexible.
- household,
- standard,
- standard operating procedure,
- established,
- normal,
- everyday,
- understood,
- Stipulated,
- universal,
- prescriptive,
- fashionable,
- accustomed,
- frequent,
- regulation,
- same old,
- chronic,
- in the groove,
- recognized,
- ordinary,
- Familiar,
- wonted,
- general,
- confirmed,
- accepted,
- regular,
- popular,
- according to hoyle,
- playing it safe,
- acknowledged,
- common,
- sop,
- by the numbers,
- habitual.
Other synonyms:
•adj. •n.
Antonyms for In rut:
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adj.
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conservative
progressive, liberal, incautious, unsteady, radical, inconstant, wavering, left-wing, unstable, untrustworthy, exaggerated, weak, changeable, unfixed, wobbly.
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conventional
new, exotic, different, unconventional, unusual, original, unique, strange, uncustomary, uncommon, foreign, irregular, abnormal.
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customary
occasional, sometime, rare.
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conservative