Synonyms for Junior:

• adj.

  •inconsiderable (adjective)
  • of no account,
  • inconsiderable.
  •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.
  •juvenile (adjective)
  • 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.
  •little (adjective)
  • 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.
  •low (adjective)
  • 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.
  •lower (adjective)
  • second class,
  • Curtailed,
  • decreased,
  • lower rung,
  • lessened,
  • second-class,
  • bush-league,
  • pared down,
  • reduced,
  • diminished.
  •minor (adjective)
  • two-bit,
  • tacky,
  • inconsequential,
  • trivial,
  • paltry,
  • trifling,
  • small-time,
  • unimportant,
  • piddling,
  • negligible.
  •minor-league (adjective)
  • minor-league,
  • minorleague.
  •petty (adjective)
  • 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.
  •subordinate (adjective)
  • constrained,
  • deferent,
  • enslaved,
  • subnormal,
  • bound,
  • Substract,
  • obedient,
  • underaverage,
  • subber,
  • submissive,
  • unfranchised,
  • Subalternate,
  • enthralled,
  • servile,
  • Subjected,
  • supine,
  • adjuvant,
  • subjugated,
  • compliant.
  •underage (adjective)
  • under aged,
  • more underaged,
  • under-aged,
  • underaged,
  • most underaged.
  •young (adjective)
  • Newish,
  • half-grown,
  • childish,
  • child-like,
  • girllike,
  • not aged,
  • boylike.

• adv.

  •under (adverb)
  • subsumed,
  • governed.

• adv

  •under (adverb)
  • in the power of.

• n.

  •Jr (noun)
  • jr.
  •
  • blue-collar,
  • emeritus,
  • acting,
  • budding,
  • casual,
  • creative,
  • designate.
  •
  • subaltern,
  • Of,
  • small,
  • after,
  • lower,
  • over,
  • assignment,
  • by,
  • secondary.
  •
  • all-American,
  • center forward,
  • conference,
  • back,
  • blue,
  • center,
  • backfield,
  • ballplayer,
  • club.
  •
  • Big Man on Campus,
  • dropout,
  • alum,
  • BMP,
  • alumnus,
  • fresher,
  • campus,
  • COED,
  • auditor,
  • alumna.
  •
  • cowboy,
  • career woman,
  • duty officer,
  • breadwinner,
  • desk person,
  • apparatchik,
  • designated hitter,
  • commuter.
  •
  • sport,
  • BRO,
  • son,
  • bud,
  • dude,
  • man,
  • buddy,
  • buster,
  • mate.
  •adolescent (noun)
  • young woman,
  • teen,
  • youth,
  • adolescent,
  • young man.
  •assistant (noun)
  • 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.
  •boy (noun)
  • fellow,
  • master,
  • buck,
  • puppy,
  • child,
  • youngster,
  • chap,
  • lad,
  • runt,
  • stripling,
  • squirt.
  •cadet (noun)
  • Midshipmen,
  • midshipman.
  •immature (noun)
  • immature.
  •inferior (noun)
  • hanger-on,
  • sycophant,
  • menials,
  • adherent,
  • second banana,
  • subject,
  • satellite,
  • disciple.
  •intermediate (noun)
  • intermediate.
  •jnr (noun)
  • jnr.
  •junior-grade (noun)
  • junior-grade.
  •lower-ranking (noun)
  • lower-ranking.
  •lowly (noun)
  • lowly.
  •next-to-last (noun)
  • next-to-last.
  •pupil (noun)
  • be-ginners,
  • firstyear student,
  • be ginner,
  • firstyear students,
  • be-ginner,
  • schoolboy- girls,
  • be ginners,
  • first-year students,
  • schoolboy girl,
  • schoolboy- girl,
  • schoolboy girls.
  •scion (noun)
  • be-gotten,
  • chip off old blocks,
  • chip old block,
  • chip old blocks,
  • begottens,
  • be gotten.
  •servant (noun)
  • worker,
  • pawn,
  • aid,
  • vassal,
  • hand,
  • serf,
  • helping hand,
  • volunteer,
  • help,
  • chattel.
  •student (noun)
  • schoolchildren.
  •subordinate (noun)
  • dependents,
  • third string,
  • poor relation.
  •third-year (noun)
  • third-year.
  •undergraduate (noun)
  • underclassman,
  • upperclassmen,
  • underclassmen,
  • freshman,
  • plebes,
  • upperclassman,
  • COEDS,
  • plebe.
  •young adult (noun)
  • young-adult,
  • pubescents.
  •youngster (noun)
  • little kids,
  • teenyboppers,
  • snotnose kid,
  • teenybopper,
  • little kid.
  •youngster/youth (noun)
  • young persons.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • initial,
  • nameless,
  • opposite number,
  • namesake,
  • colleague,
  • titular,
  • co-worker,
  • naming ceremony,
  • workmate,
  • nee,
  • unnamed,
  • counterpart,
  • predecessor,
  • plain,
  • youth culture.
  •
  • collaborator,
  • minor league,
  • stablemate,
  • successor.
  •
  • confederate.
  •
  • stick.
  •
  • relief.
  •professional
  • university.
  •underclassman
  • undergraduate.

Paraphrases for Junior:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    lower-ranking.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    inferior, low-ranking, intermediate, senior, low-level, Non-production, undergraduate, juvenile, subservient, inexperienced.
  • Proper noun, singular
    youngsters, magistrates, YSS, spaces, undergraduate, juvenile, juveniles.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    undergraduate, juvenile.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    Subordinated, lower-level, junior-level, secondary, menial, subordinate, young.
  • Proper noun, singular
    subordinate, young.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    novice, subordinate, young.

Antonyms for Junior:

• adj.

  • all
    senior.
  • inferior
    better, first-class, best, extraordinary, first-rate, foremost, superior.
  • junior
    older, elder.
  • juvenile
    adult, grown-up, mature.
  • little
    giant, immense, massive, big, large, huge, great, enormous.
  • low
    above, tall, high.
  • lower
    important, higher.
  • minor
    greater, significant, major.
  • Other antonyms:
    exceptional, sr., choice, more, superordinate, terminal, first class.

• n.

  • boy
    girl.

Homophones for Junior:

• jr.

Hyponym for Junior:

• n.

  • person
    lowerclassman, someone, individual, upstart, underclassman, arriviste, person, parvenu, mortal, soul, somebody, nouveau-riche.