What is another word for junior?
472 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ d͡ʒˈuːnjə], [ dʒˈuːnjə], [ dʒ_ˈuː_n_j_ə]Table of Contents
Similar words for junior:- inconsiderable (adjective)
- inferior (adjective)
- juvenile (adjective)
- little (adjective)
- low (adjective)
- lower (adjective)
- minor (adjective)
- minor-league (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- petty (adjective)
- subordinate (adjective)
- underage (adjective)
- young (adjective)
- under (adverb)
- other relevant words (adverb)
- under (adverb)
- Jr (noun)
- adolescent (noun)
- assistant (noun)
- boy (noun)
- cadet (noun)
- immature (noun)
- inferior (noun)
- intermediate (noun)
- jnr (noun)
- junior-grade (noun)
- lower-ranking (noun)
- lowly (noun)
- next-to-last (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- pupil (noun)
- scion (noun)
- servant (noun)
- student (noun)
- subordinate (noun)
- third-year (noun)
- undergraduate (noun)
- young adult (noun)
- youngster (noun)
- youngster/youth (noun)
- other synonyms
- professional
- underclassman
Synonyms for Junior:
adj.
•inconsiderable (adjective) •inferior (adjective)- smaller,
- subservient,
- bottom-rung,
- lesser,
- peon,
- second-banana,
- underneath,
- subsidiary,
- entry level,
- less,
- nether,
- bottom,
- most inferior,
- below,
- entry-level,
- back seat,
- dependent,
- second-fiddle,
- subjacent,
- minus,
- second-string.
- boyish,
- infant,
- blooming,
- childlike,
- formative,
- vernal,
- milk-fed,
- green,
- puerile,
- developing,
- babyish,
- undeveloped,
- unweaned,
- tender,
- beardless,
- kid stuff,
- teenage,
- naive,
- callow,
- infantile,
- unsophisticated,
- unripe,
- fresh,
- youthful,
- girlish,
- unfledged,
- pubescent,
- growing,
- younger,
- jejune,
- inexperienced.
- wee,
- short-lived,
- light,
- meager,
- limited,
- slight,
- tiny,
- imperceptible,
- toy,
- under-sized,
- shriveled,
- Toyer,
- snub,
- brief,
- smallish,
- miniature,
- insufficient,
- skimpy,
- sparse,
- cramped,
- microscopic,
- hasty,
- hardly any,
- peanut,
- least,
- minute,
- diminutive,
- not large,
- not big,
- snubber,
- mini,
- shrimpy,
- embryonic,
- inappreciable,
- short,
- stubby,
- wizened,
- undersized,
- petite,
- teeny,
- elfin,
- truncated,
- infinitesimal,
- lilliputian,
- stunted,
- dinky,
- fleeting,
- bantam,
- scant.
- crouched,
- rock bottom,
- shallow,
- ground level,
- lowset,
- low-lying,
- lowering,
- level,
- bottommost,
- profound,
- low-set,
- deep,
- Subsided,
- unelevated,
- squat,
- flat,
- sunken,
- low-hanging,
- squatty,
- decumbent,
- rock-bottom,
- depressed,
- ground-level,
- not high,
- beneath,
- prostrate.
- second class,
- Curtailed,
- decreased,
- lower rung,
- lessened,
- second-class,
- bush-league,
- pared down,
- reduced,
- diminished.
- two-bit,
- tacky,
- inconsequential,
- trivial,
- paltry,
- trifling,
- small-time,
- unimportant,
- piddling,
- negligible.
- little,
- petty,
- small-fry,
- inferior,
- below the mark,
- penny-ante,
- nickel-and-dime,
- low,
- underage,
- small time,
- shoestring,
- juvenile,
- smalltime,
- subordinate,
- minor,
- penny ante,
- young,
- scratcher.
- in-essential,
- in-consequent,
- more pettifogging,
- small minded,
- in consequent,
- most penny ante,
- narrow minded,
- more nickel and dime,
- more shoestring,
- most pennyante,
- most penny-ante,
- more pennyante,
- pennyante,
- more nickel-and-dime,
- more penny-ante,
- narrowminded,
- most shoestring,
- smallminded,
- nickel and dime,
- more penny ante,
- scratchest,
- in essential,
- most pettifogging,
- most nickel-and-dime,
- most nickel and dime.
adv.
•under (adverb)adv
•Other relevant words: (adverb) •under (adverb)n.
•Jr (noun)- jr.
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- all-American,
- center forward,
- conference,
- back,
- blue,
- center,
- backfield,
- ballplayer,
- club.
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- cowboy,
- career woman,
- duty officer,
- breadwinner,
- desk person,
- apparatchik,
- designated hitter,
- commuter.
- aide-de-camp,
- henchman,
- associate,
- lieutenant,
- underling,
- helper,
- abettor,
- chaperone,
- flunky,
- attorney,
- helpmate,
- aide,
- minion,
- menial,
- backer,
- stooge,
- extra,
- auxiliary,
- deputy,
- accomplice,
- proxy,
- adjunct,
- servant,
- second,
- accessory,
- acolyte,
- agent,
- employee,
- Aider,
- partner,
- benefactor,
- ancillary,
- follower,
- functionary,
- assistant,
- hireling,
- laborer,
- attendant,
- patsy.
- jnr.
- shaver,
- schoolgirl,
- whippersnappers,
- young adult,
- schoolboy,
- juniors,
- small fry,
- pupil,
- registrants,
- schoolchild,
- catechumen,
- guy,
- whippersnapper,
- schoolgirls,
- young people,
- boy,
- pup,
- grad,
- little one,
- Tadpoles,
- PUPS,
- half-pint,
- little ones,
- heiresses,
- student,
- registrant,
- schoolboys,
- shavers,
- tadpole,
- young person,
- first-year student,
- college student,
- little shaver,
- gamin,
- GRADS,
- sonny,
- Puppies,
- sonnies,
- catechumens,
- scion,
- teenager,
- chip off old block,
- junior,
- little guy,
- cadet,
- heiress.
Other synonyms:
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- initial,
- nameless,
- opposite number,
- namesake,
- colleague,
- titular,
- co-worker,
- naming ceremony,
- workmate,
- nee,
- unnamed,
- counterpart,
- predecessor,
- plain,
- youth culture.
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- confederate.
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- stick.
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- relief.
Paraphrases for Junior:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
lower-ranking.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
inferior, low-ranking, intermediate, senior, low-level, Non-production, undergraduate, juvenile, subservient, inexperienced.
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Proper noun, singular
youngsters, magistrates, YSS, spaces, undergraduate, juvenile, juveniles.
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Noun, singular or mass
undergraduate, juvenile.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
Subordinated, lower-level, junior-level, secondary, menial, subordinate, young.
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Proper noun, singular
subordinate, young.
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Noun, singular or mass
novice, subordinate, young.
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Adjective
Antonyms for Junior:
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adj.
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all
senior.
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inferior
better, first-class, best, extraordinary, first-rate, foremost, superior.
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minor
greater, significant, major.
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Other antonyms:
exceptional, sr., choice, more, superordinate, terminal, first class.
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all
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n.
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boy
girl.
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boy
Homophones for Junior:
- jr.
Hyponym for Junior:
n.
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person
lowerclassman, someone, individual, upstart, underclassman, arriviste, person, parvenu, mortal, soul, somebody, nouveau-riche.
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person