What is another word for pre-tensions?
435 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ pɹˈiːtˈɛnʃənz], [ pɹˈiːtˈɛnʃənz], [ p_ɹ_ˈiː_t_ˈɛ_n_ʃ_ə_n_z]Table of Contents
Similar words for pre-tensions:- affectation (noun)
- airs (noun)
- ambition (noun)
- arrogance (noun)
- boast (noun)
- bravado (noun)
- charade (noun)
- claim (noun)
- delusions of grandeur (noun)
- disguise (noun)
- display (noun)
- exaggeration (noun)
- false pretense (noun)
- feint (noun)
- grandioseness (noun)
- grandiosity (noun)
- hubris (noun)
- imposture (noun)
- loftiness (noun)
- make-believe (noun)
- mannerism (noun)
- ostentation (noun)
- pedantry (noun)
- pomposity (noun)
- pose (noun)
- pretension (noun)
- pretentiousness (noun)
- pride (noun)
- rodomontade (noun)
- snobbery (noun)
- tall talk (noun)
- title (noun)
- vainglory (noun)
- vanity (noun)
Synonyms for Pre-tensions:
n.
•affectation (noun)- facade,
- putting on airs,
- appearance,
- artificiality,
- imitation,
- pose,
- insincerity,
- going hollywood,
- sham,
- pretension,
- air,
- mannerism,
- simulation,
- showing off.
- right stuff,
- hope,
- desire,
- energy,
- keenness,
- avidity,
- hunger,
- emulation,
- striving,
- eagerness,
- appetite,
- enterprise,
- longing,
- fire in belly,
- passion,
- hankering,
- get up and go,
- vigor,
- moxie,
- drive,
- love,
- push,
- initiative,
- spirit,
- earnestness,
- zeal,
- ardor,
- thirst,
- itch,
- yearning,
- enthusiasm,
- lust,
- craving.
- nerve,
- crust,
- smugness,
- presumption,
- priggishness,
- bluster,
- ego,
- pride,
- audacity,
- imperiousness,
- egotism,
- pompousness,
- cheek,
- disdain,
- aloofness,
- scornfulness,
- self-love,
- Contemptuousness,
- hubris,
- disdainfulness,
- chutzpah,
- Conceitedness,
- braggadocio,
- brass,
- insolence,
- high-handedness,
- gall,
- overbearance,
- loftiness,
- swagger.
- bravado,
- grandiloquence,
- pride and joy,
- vaunt,
- joy,
- heroics,
- gasconade,
- exaggeration,
- bombast,
- avowal,
- self-satisfaction,
- treasure.
- Fuming,
- fancy talk,
- hot air,
- grandiosity,
- swelling,
- guts,
- railing,
- blowing,
- crowing,
- rant,
- bragging,
- talk,
- Fanfaronade,
- bluff,
- swaggering,
- Storming,
- selfglorification,
- boasting,
- raging,
- tall talk,
- bullying.
- call,
- affirmation,
- case,
- entreaty,
- assertion,
- request,
- prerogative,
- Dibs,
- birthright,
- ultimatum,
- due,
- petition,
- requisition,
- part,
- requirement,
- suit,
- postulation,
- reclamation,
- application,
- counterclaim,
- plea,
- privilege,
- protestation,
- lien,
- interest.
- smoke screen,
- veneer,
- red herring,
- cloak,
- beard,
- costume,
- guise,
- blind,
- masquerade,
- illusion,
- veil,
- mask,
- dress,
- faking,
- counterfeit,
- color,
- semblance,
- trickery,
- screen,
- concealment,
- fig leaf,
- dissimulation,
- coloring,
- pen name,
- face,
- pseudonym,
- camouflage,
- cover-up,
- get-up.
- example,
- fanfare,
- pomp,
- expo,
- array,
- parade,
- act,
- exposure,
- sample,
- manifestation,
- arrangement,
- splendor,
- ostentatiousness,
- splurge,
- arrayal,
- presentation,
- blaze,
- grandstand play,
- panorama,
- exhibition,
- demonstration,
- exposition,
- exhibit,
- spread,
- for show,
- shine,
- unfolding,
- scheme,
- pedantry,
- flourish,
- dash,
- frippery,
- layout,
- frame-up,
- revelation,
- Bravura.
- embroidery,
- caricature,
- exaltation,
- misrepresentation,
- flight of fancy,
- extravagance,
- tall story,
- fish story,
- fancy,
- hyperbole,
- figure of speech,
- falsehood,
- overestimation,
- hogwash,
- fantasy,
- fabrication,
- stretch,
- emphasis,
- inflation,
- baloney,
- romance,
- excess,
- yarn,
- crock,
- Misjudgment,
- overemphasis,
- elaboration,
- untruth,
- amplification,
- whopper,
- aggrandizement,
- line,
- jazz,
- magnification,
- enlargement.
- deceit,
- wile,
- gambit,
- artifice,
- expedient,
- hoax,
- ploy,
- play,
- maneuver,
- imposture,
- ruse,
- stall,
- shift,
- bait,
- dodge,
- cheat,
- mock attack,
- distraction,
- stratagem,
- duck,
- subterfuge,
- snare,
- hoodwinking.
- va.
- flimflam,
- swindle,
- feint,
- fiddle,
- forgery,
- imposition,
- hocus-pocus,
- con,
- sell,
- quackery,
- copy,
- impersonation,
- sleight,
- spoof.
- foible,
- idiosyncrasy,
- oddness,
- habit,
- eccentricity,
- characteristic,
- queerness,
- trait,
- quirk,
- singularity.
- flamboyance,
- pretending,
- brag,
- window-dressing,
- Flaunting,
- flash,
- garishness,
- boast,
- magnificence,
- display,
- Vaunting,
- spectacle,
- pageantry,
- Parading,
- fuss.
- carriage,
- posturing,
- false show,
- attitudinizing,
- stance,
- role,
- posture,
- mien,
- bearing,
- attitude,
- stand,
- Positure.
- showboat,
- maintenance,
- splash,
- declaration,
- ambition,
- charade,
- self-importance,
- affectation,
- showoff,
- front,
- pomposity,
- profession,
- pretentiousness,
- false front,
- vanity,
- disguise,
- vainglory,
- showiness,
- ambitiousness,
- aspiration,
- phony,
- ostentation,
- conceit,
- put-on,
- allegation,
- fake,
- snobbery,
- title,
- pretense,
- pageant,
- assumption,
- make-believe,
- show,
- demand,
- big talk,
- hypocrisy,
- pretext.
- huff,
- superbity,
- contumely,
- egoism,
- immodesty,
- patronage,
- narcissism,
- big-headedness,
- proud flesh,
- pragmatism,
- condescension,
- overconfidence,
- swelled head,
- Self-exaltation.
- ownership,
- ribbon,
- degree,
- decoration,
- license,
- deed,
- entitlement,
- authority,
- crown,
- holding,
- commission,
- medal,
- merit,
- championship,
- justification,
- power,
- right,
- claim,
- desert,
- proof,
- crest.
Antonyms for Pre-tensions:
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n.
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affectation
simplicity, naturalness, personality.
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airs
truthfulness, meekness, realness.
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ambition
diffidence, distaste, disinterest, idleness, apathy, aversion, repulsion, hatred, dislike, inactivity, disgust, lethargy, laziness, contentment, pessimism, hate, satisfaction, indifference.
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arrogance
caution, servility, shyness, carefulness, timidity.
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boast
deprecation.
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bravado
fearfulness, restraint, fear, cowardice.
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display
hiding, plainness, dullness, concealment.
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exaggeration
decrease, compression, unembellishment, lessening, reduction, understatement, shrinkage, minimization.
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hubris
respect.
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imposture
uprightness, honor, original.
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ostentation
reservation, ordinariness, quiet.
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panoply
cover.
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pedantry
inexactness, imprecision, inaccuracy.
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pose
movement.
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pride
disgrace.
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title
disadvantage.
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affectation