Synonyms for Knack:

• n.

  •
  • manner,
  • mode,
  • basis,
  • means,
  • method,
  • feel,
  • system,
  • tactic,
  • way,
  • procedure.
  •
  • command,
  • knowledge.
  •
  • approach,
  • turn.
  •ability (noun)
  • what takes,
  • mind fors,
  • the good,
  • the right stuffs,
  • what take,
  • handinesses,
  • what it take,
  • skillfulnesses,
  • particular activity adeptnesses.
  •ability, talent (noun)
  • forte,
  • propensity,
  • adroitness,
  • ingenuity,
  • nose,
  • expertise,
  • readiness,
  • set,
  • hang of it,
  • quickness.
  •aptitude (noun)
  • giftednesses.
  •art (noun)
  • craftsmanships,
  • virtuosities.
  •bent (noun)
  • leaning,
  • leanings,
  • druthers,
  • proneness,
  • Propensities,
  • headset,
  • head-set,
  • thing for,
  • weakness for,
  • headsets.
  •capacity (noun)
  • up it.
  •ease (noun)
  • dis-patches,
  • dis-patch,
  • un-reservedness,
  • un-constraint,
  • unconstraints,
  • un affectednesses,
  • un-affectedness,
  • un reservednesses,
  • un reservedness,
  • easygoingnesses,
  • dis patches,
  • childs play,
  • un constraint,
  • un-reservednesses,
  • insouciances,
  • un constraints,
  • dis patch,
  • relaxednesses,
  • un-affectednesses,
  • unreservednesses,
  • child play,
  • un affectedness,
  • un-constraints,
  • smooth sailings,
  • unaffectednesses.
  •expertise (noun)
  • one's things,
  • masterlinesses,
  • ones things.
  •expertise/expertness (noun)
  • one thing,
  • ones thing,
  • ablenesses,
  • ex pertnesses,
  • one things,
  • ex-pertnesses.
  •expertness (noun)
  • specialization,
  • specializations.
  •faculty (noun)
  • knowing way arounds.
  •flair (noun)
  • chics.
  •genius (noun)
  • under standings,
  • under-standings,
  • precocities,
  • superabilities,
  • under-standing,
  • under standing.
  •gift (noun)
  • numen.
  •hand (noun)
  • re lief,
  • re-lief.
  •hang (noun)
  • hang.
  •informality (noun)
  • un ceremoniousness,
  • in-formalities,
  • un-ceremoniousness,
  • in-formality,
  • un-restraint,
  • un restraints,
  • un ceremoniousnesses,
  • un restraint,
  • in formalities,
  • in formality,
  • un-ceremoniousnesses.
  •instinct (noun)
  • in tuitions,
  • in-tuitions,
  • in tuition,
  • in-tuition.
  •intuitiveness (noun)
  • in-sight,
  • in sights,
  • in-sights.
  •know-how (noun)
  • know how,
  • savoirfaire.
  •mastery (noun)
  • expertisms.
  •method (noun)
  • technique.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • wizardries,
  • unaffectedness,
  • simplicity,
  • prowess,
  • flair,
  • Modus,
  • Giftedness,
  • unceremoniousness,
  • what it takes,
  • faculty,
  • Technic,
  • Ableness,
  • knowing way around,
  • Masterliness,
  • Technics,
  • art,
  • instinct,
  • adeptness,
  • easygoingness,
  • expertism,
  • unconstraint,
  • precocity,
  • wizardry,
  • up to it,
  • gift,
  • pizzazz,
  • facility,
  • touch,
  • aptitude,
  • einsteins,
  • capacity,
  • talent,
  • skillfulness,
  • wises,
  • relaxedness,
  • mind for,
  • savvy,
  • liberty,
  • craftsmanship,
  • know-how,
  • ability,
  • knowhow,
  • unreservedness,
  • handiness,
  • particular activity adeptness,
  • bent,
  • the goods,
  • a way with,
  • smooth sailing,
  • proficiency,
  • aptness,
  • cunnings,
  • the formula,
  • hand,
  • insouciance,
  • mastery,
  • pushover,
  • one's thing,
  • intuitiveness,
  • adepts,
  • skill,
  • superability,
  • craft,
  • Percipience,
  • trick,
  • ease,
  • informality,
  • in sight,
  • flexibility,
  • mastership,
  • docility,
  • expertness,
  • docilities,
  • the right stuff,
  • nonchalance,
  • masterships,
  • quirk,
  • virtuosity,
  • head,
  • dexterity,
  • genius.
  •pizzazz (noun)
  • get up and go.
  •proficiency (noun)
  • head way,
  • head-way.
  •skill (noun)
  • capability,
  • competence,
  • artfulness,
  • acuity,
  • deftness,
  • experience,
  • cunning.
  •talent (noun)
  • the formulae,
  • a way withs,
  • the formulas.
  •technique (noun)
  • de livery,
  • de-livery,
  • de liveries,
  • de-liveries.
  •trick (noun)
  • study at talent.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • feeling,
  • shrewdness,
  • juggle,
  • nicknack,
  • originality,
  • sleight,
  • smartness,
  • nimbleness,
  • practice,
  • imagination,
  • sixth sense,
  • Dexterousness,
  • panache,
  • jig,
  • seasoning,
  • sensitivity,
  • intuition,
  • strategy,
  • endowment,
  • Skilfulness,
  • kickshaw,
  • performance,
  • subtlety,
  • strong point,
  • cleverness,
  • easiness,
  • potential,
  • gimmick,
  • be wont,
  • deception,
  • keenness,
  • craftiness,
  • ambidextrousness,
  • Fribble,
  • learn,
  • dash,
  • get into,
  • Bibelot,
  • resourcefulness,
  • swing,
  • Whim-wham,
  • gaud,
  • artifice,
  • sharpness,
  • strength,
  • brilliance,
  • competency,
  • creativeness,
  • address,
  • gimcrack,
  • second nature,
  • device,
  • tendency,
  • key points,
  • repeat,
  • bric-a-brac,
  • artistry,
  • trinket,
  • toy,
  • technical,
  • adhere to,
  • bump,
  • accomplishment,
  • Callidity,
  • education,
  • subconscious,
  • excellence,
  • imaginativeness,
  • secret,
  • style,
  • empathy,
  • finesse,
  • workmanship,
  • cling to,
  • proclivity,
  • sleight of hand,
  • training,
  • power,
  • dodge,
  • predisposition,
  • mind,
  • shenanigan,
  • donation,
  • ingeniousness,
  • take to,
  • knickknack,
  • bent grass,
  • acuteness,
  • ambidexterity,
  • gewgaw,
  • Panurgy,
  • creativity,
  • gambit,
  • inventiveness,
  • Canniness,
  • acclimatization,
  • bauble.

Paraphrases for Knack:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    gift.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    genius, donation, skill.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    talent, fancy, trick.

Antonyms for Knack:

• n.

  • ability, talent
    want, ignorance, incompetence, ineptitude, lack, disinclination, ineptness, incapacity, inability.

• v. i.

  • Other antonyms:
    difficulty, discomfort, worry, annoyance, irritation, disquiet, uneasiness, vexation, trouble, constraint, perplexity, awkwardness.

Homophones for Knack:

• NACK, nacke.