What is another word for rusty?
168 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ ɹ_ˈʌ_s_t_ɪ], [ ɹˈʌstɪ], [ ɹˈʌstɪ]Table of Contents
Similar words for rusty:- aged (adjective)
- all (adjective)
- ancient (adjective)
- corroded (adjective)
- disused (adjective)
- enervated (adjective)
- flabby (adjective)
- harsh (adjective)
- idle (adjective)
- ungraceful (adjective)
- unskillful (adjective)
- chromatic (noun)
- decayed (noun)
- out of practice (noun)
- rust (noun)
- rusty (noun)
- other synonyms
- unpracticed
Definition for Rusty:
Synonyms for Rusty:
adj.
•aged (adjective) •all (adjective) •ancient (adjective)- primeval,
- most fossil,
- by gone,
- more out of date,
- more fossil,
- superannuated,
- re mote,
- re-mote,
- out-of-date,
- relic,
- by-gone,
- lot mileage,
- more relic,
- most relic.
- limp,
- out of shape,
- enervated,
- out of condition,
- unnerved,
- gone to seed,
- out of gas,
- on the ropes,
- washed out.
- more out of tune,
- un melodious,
- off key,
- more out-of-tune,
- in-compatible,
- dis-sonant,
- un-musical,
- un musical,
- most asperous,
- more stridulous,
- dis-agreeing,
- dis sonant,
- most clashing,
- un-level,
- more tuneless,
- more screeching,
- more creaking,
- more unlevel,
- most creaking,
- un-melodious,
- offkey,
- un even,
- un relenting,
- more asperous,
- un level,
- most unlevel,
- more out of key,
- un-even,
- most caterwauling,
- most unmelodious,
- most stridulous,
- more clashing,
- most jangling,
- most out-of-tune,
- out of key,
- more unmelodious,
- most out of tune,
- most tuneless,
- more caterwauling,
- dis agreeing,
- in compatible,
- more jangling,
- most screeching,
- unmusical,
- most out of key,
- more out-of-key,
- most out-of-key.
- un used,
- idler,
- un-employed,
- jobless,
- on the bench,
- in active,
- most mothballed,
- inert,
- more laid off,
- on the shelf,
- Resting,
- most laid off.
n.
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- incapable,
- inept,
- no-good,
- poor,
- inexpert,
- awful,
- incompetent,
- helpless,
- amateur,
- someone couldn't do something if they tried.
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- furry,
- gilt,
- Cobbled,
- gift-wrapped,
- grass,
- foamy,
- gilded,
- frothy,
- armor-plated,
- gold-plated.
- rust.
Other synonyms:
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- dull.
Paraphrases for Rusty:
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Antonyms for Rusty:
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adj.
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corroded
practiced, experienced, talented.
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Other antonyms:
liquid, melodious, remodeled, lyrical, sweet, busy, workable, mellow, neutral, gliding, satiny, gentle, operable, up-to-date, tender, velvety, up-to-the-minute, alive, musical, silken, operative, active, operational, skilled, soothing, new, achromatic, smooth, contemporary, euphonious, rustless, fresh, newfangled, lyric, golden, renewed, operating, present-day, melodic, functional, ultramodern, soft, functioning, refurbished, new-fashioned, mellifluous, recent, modernized, modern, current, mod, employed.
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corroded
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Rusty Sentence Examples:
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A rusty automobile license plate!
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The fort had been armed with two rusty iron cannons, which had been used for salutes in the time when the Fourth of July had been generally celebrated.
Homophones for Rusty:
- requiescat, reset, recode, rig out, rushdie, requite, rag day, rau-sed, rigged, rust, request, rosette, rogue state, recede, rescued, ragweed, react, roget, rushed, recessed, rested, reach out, rachet, rose-cheeked, roughcast, right-eyed, reseda, right away, rocket, racket, rest, resuscitate, rest day, rosy-cheeked, rejected, rosidae, rajidae, reseed, rectitude, ragged, residue, rough cut, reseat, rush out, rosewood, raised, rigout, rock-steady, restate, resist, reject, requested, rigid, rigidity, rackety, rockweed, rosita, rare-roasted, risotto, reshoot, rouged, rhizoid, roasted, roast, rye ergot, rough out, russet, roquette, rough-cut, roseate, rickety, ricotta, ricochet, reside, rugged, roost, Rico Act, rusted, rheostat, resuscitated, roughshod, rasta, razed, resect, requisite, res gestae, ragout, Resht, regicide, resid, right, racist, recto, recast, racquet, recite, regatta, Rasht, rossetti, restitute, richweed.
