What is another word for premier?
323 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ pɹˈɛmɪə], [ pɹˈɛmɪə], [ p_ɹ_ˈɛ_m_ɪ__ə]Table of Contents
Similar words for premier:- all (adjective)
- arch (adjective)
- champion (adjective)
- chief (adjective)
- early (adjective)
- first (adjective)
- foremost (adjective)
- head (adjective)
- in the beginning (adjective)
- leading (adjective)
- leading; original (adjective)
- main (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- paramount (adjective)
- principal (adjective)
- Pm (noun)
- administrator (noun)
- minister (noun)
- official (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- premier (noun)
- president (noun)
- prime minister (noun)
- superior (noun)
- creation (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
Synonyms for Premier:
adj.
•all (adjective) •arch (adjective) •champion (adjective)- blueribbon,
- un-beaten,
- more prize winning,
- un beaten,
- topsest,
- more prize-winning,
- superior,
- un defeated,
- more prizewinning,
- out sight,
- top flight,
- out this world,
- un-defeated,
- most prize-winning,
- topser,
- most prizewinning,
- topflight,
- most prize winning,
- prize winning,
- out of world,
- topnotch,
- out world,
- top notch,
- out of sight,
- outstanding,
- out standing.
- more headmost,
- more beginning,
- more ranking,
- most first-string,
- head-most,
- most inaugural,
- more primogenial,
- in-augural,
- most ahead,
- right front,
- top the list,
- most firststring,
- head most,
- top of list,
- more primo,
- in augural,
- top list,
- in beginning,
- most beginning,
- be-ginning,
- most headmost,
- most primo,
- more first string,
- be ginning,
- firststring,
- most ranking,
- incipient,
- most primogenial,
- most opening,
- more firststring,
- most first string,
- most fundamental,
- more inaugural,
- more opening,
- more first-string,
- more ahead,
- head of line.
- at leading edge,
- more hotdog,
- heavy stuff,
- heavyweight,
- more hotshot,
- fore most,
- most hotdog,
- most hotshot,
- fore-most,
- A 1.
- mainline,
- Headmost,
- first-string,
- paramount,
- foremost,
- upper most,
- right up front,
- hot stuff,
- second to none,
- prizewinning,
- Supereminent,
- top drawer,
- chief,
- hotdog,
- numero uno,
- at the leading edge,
- firstclass,
- hotshot,
- prize-winning,
- main,
- first class,
- lead off,
- primo,
- at cutting edge,
- principal,
- tip top,
- out-standing,
- champion,
- at the cutting edge,
- in the beginning,
- head,
- Primogenial,
- first,
- world class,
- top of the list,
- arch,
- head of the line,
- head the line,
- pre-eminent,
- super-eminent.
- more predominate,
- most predominate,
- pre-dominate,
- para mount,
- para-mount,
- pre dominate,
- preponderant,
- Over-bearing,
- over bearing.
- more second-to-none,
- un-rivaled,
- more mainline,
- in-comparable,
- in comparable,
- un rivaled,
- un paralleled,
- un equaled,
- more second to none,
- un-approachable,
- un-equaled,
- super eminent,
- most mainline,
- second-to-none,
- un-paralleled,
- more supereminent,
- most second to none,
- most supereminent,
- most second-to-none,
- un approachable.
n.
•Pm (noun)- pm.
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- assemblywoman,
- chancellor of the exchequer,
- alderman,
- major,
- alderwoman,
- number one,
- chief executive,
- chief minister,
- top,
- capital,
- agent,
- cabinet minister,
- primary,
- important,
- key,
- leading,
- assemblyman.
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- basic,
- elementary.
- head persons,
- over-seers,
- head honchos,
- person upstair,
- super-visors,
- over seers,
- over seer,
- prezzes,
- head people,
- super visors,
- super visor,
- super-visor.
- prime minister,
- minister,
- Functionaries,
- mayors,
- head honcho,
- PREZ,
- top dog,
- manager,
- higher up,
- officeholders,
- cabinet member,
- overseers,
- controller,
- person upstairs,
- top brass,
- head of state,
- panjandrums,
- judges,
- officers,
- chief executive officer,
- CEOS,
- over-seer,
- officeholder,
- chancellor,
- chief of state,
- head person,
- administrator,
- chancellors,
- person in charge,
- panjandrum,
- controllers,
- premiers,
- superintendent,
- supervisor,
- official,
- mayor,
- functionary.
- p.m..
- paragon,
- victor,
- nobility,
- star,
- exceller,
- boss,
- champ,
- aristocracy,
- leader,
- superman,
- prodigy,
- sovereign,
- prize winner,
- master,
- commander,
- superwoman,
- virtuoso,
- elite,
- winner,
- wonderwoman,
- president,
- prima donna.
v.
•creation (verb) •Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
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- optimal,
- first-rate,
- unequalled,
- premiership,
- ruler,
- the Taoiseach,
- unmatched,
- par excellence,
- unparalleled,
- optimum,
- downing street,
- top-flight,
- Chequers,
- top-notch,
- world-class,
- unsurpassed,
- unbeatable,
- world-beating,
- peerless,
- the Lodge,
- untouchable,
- matchless,
- unrivaled,
- cardinal.
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- wish for.
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- best.
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, plural
ministers.
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Noun, plural
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Reverse Entailment
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Proper noun, singular
vice-premier.
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Noun, singular or mass
vice-premier.
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Proper noun, singular
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Independent
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Adjective
1er, prominent, first-tier, top-tier, pre-eminent, first-level, world-class, first-order, premiere, first-rate, first-class, pm.
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Proper noun, singular
GIS, prime-minister, premiere, chancellor, pm.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Proper noun, singular
prime.
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Noun, singular or mass
premiership, koizumi, chancellor.
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Proper noun, singular
Antonyms for Premier:
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adj.
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leading; original
final, extra, trivial, least, inferior, unimportant, secondary, unnecessary, last, inessential, minor, subordinate, auxiliary.
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Other antonyms:
deputy, subsidiary, subsequent, lowly, inconsiderable, advanced, succeeding, latest, inconsequential, assistant, ultimate, collateral, trifling, lower, less, ancillary, negligible, junior, late, consequent, penultimate, under, ensuing, coadjutor, following, second, latter, lesser, insignificant, slight, terminal.
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leading; original
Homophones for Premier:
Holonyms for Premier:
n.
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person
British Cabinet.
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person
Hyponym for Premier:
n.
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person
chief of state, head of state.
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person
v.