Synonyms for Standard:

• adj.

  •acceptable (adjective)
  • on the beam,
  • FAIRER,
  • up to snuff,
  • cooking with gas,
  • up to code,
  • hunky dory,
  • hunky-dory,
  • peachy keen,
  • copacetic,
  • Hepper,
  • in the swim,
  • unobjectionable,
  • pleasant,
  • swell,
  • hep.
  •accepted (adjective)
  • card-carrying,
  • traditional,
  • Condoned,
  • established,
  • prevalent,
  • sanctioned,
  • Passed,
  • arrived at,
  • approved.
  •all (adjective)
  • standard.
  •all right (adjective)
  • okey dokey,
  • most okey dokey,
  • most okeydokey,
  • more okey dokey,
  • more okey-dokey,
  • more okeydokey,
  • most okey-dokey,
  • okeydokey,
  • more fitting.
  •archetypal (adjective)
  • stereo-typical,
  • stereo typical,
  • re presentative,
  • re-presentative,
  • more textbook,
  • most textbook.
  •authoritative (adjective)
  • scriptural.
  •average (adjective)
  • commonplace,
  • middling,
  • moderate,
  • SOSO,
  • run of the mill,
  • midmost,
  • general,
  • stereotype,
  • nowhere,
  • middle-of-the-road,
  • median,
  • dominant,
  • mid,
  • boilerplate,
  • run-of-the-mill,
  • mezzo,
  • predominant,
  • everyday.
  •cheap (adjective)
  • uncostly,
  • low-cost,
  • worth the money,
  • at a bargain,
  • half-priced,
  • marked down,
  • cheapo,
  • cut rate,
  • real buy,
  • low tariff,
  • cost next to nothing,
  • popularly priced,
  • bought for a song,
  • steal,
  • bargain-counter,
  • easy on the pocketbook,
  • cut-price,
  • lowered,
  • cut-rate,
  • saler,
  • undear,
  • on sale,
  • bargain-basement,
  • cut price.
  •classic (adjective)
  • vintage.
  •classic/classical (adjective)
  • top-pest,
  • first rate,
  • topnotch,
  • para mount,
  • famous,
  • esthetic,
  • top pest,
  • top notch,
  • firstrate,
  • more ranking,
  • para-mount,
  • wellknown,
  • well known,
  • most famous,
  • most ranking,
  • most ideal,
  • most first rate.
  •common (adjective)
  • more unvaried,
  • most worn out,
  • un-varied,
  • more prevalent,
  • more workaday,
  • prevailing,
  • more comformable,
  • stereo-typed,
  • trivial,
  • more frequent,
  • most unvaried,
  • pre vailing,
  • in-formal,
  • pre-vailing,
  • un varied,
  • most comformable,
  • stereo typed,
  • in formal,
  • most workaday.
  •conventional (adjective)
  • pre-dominant,
  • most ritual,
  • most tralatitious,
  • more tralatitious,
  • buttondown,
  • more ritual,
  • pre dominant.
  •correct (adjective)
  • be coming.
  •customary (adjective)
  • under stood,
  • more stipulated,
  • most stipulated,
  • standard operating procedure,
  • in groove,
  • more regulation,
  • most regulation,
  • under-stood,
  • prescriptive.
  •decent (adjective)
  • on the up,
  • un blemished,
  • on up up,
  • re served,
  • on the up up,
  • un-tarnished,
  • on and up,
  • ethical,
  • on up,
  • straight arrow,
  • be-fitting,
  • un tarnished,
  • virtuous,
  • de-cent,
  • de cent,
  • un-defiled,
  • re-served,
  • un defiled,
  • on the and up,
  • un-blemished,
  • on the up and up.
  •formulaic (adjective)
  • un original,
  • un-original.
  •habitual (adjective)
  • routine,
  • disciplined,
  • repeated,
  • repetitious,
  • habitual,
  • recurrent.
  •innate (adjective)
  • deep seated,
  • in bred,
  • deepseated,
  • in-bred,
  • un-acquired,
  • more unacquired,
  • in-born,
  • un acquired,
  • in born,
  • elemental,
  • most unacquired.
  •intermediate (adjective)
  • inter-posed,
  • more transitional,
  • more compromising,
  • more intermediary,
  • mid way,
  • most transitional,
  • inter posed,
  • medial,
  • more between,
  • be tween,
  • in different,
  • most compromising,
  • be-tween,
  • inter mediate,
  • in-different,
  • most interposed,
  • more interposed,
  • most between,
  • inter-mediate,
  • most intermediary,
  • half way.
  •manual (adjective)
  • handoperated,
  • most hand operated,
  • more hand-operated,
  • more handoperated,
  • most hand-operated,
  • most handoperated,
  • hand operated,
  • more hand operated.
  •mediocre (adjective)
  • no great shakes,
  • so-so,
  • fairish,
  • second-rate,
  • modest,
  • mundane,
  • suburban,
  • banal,
  • of poor quality,
  • secondrate.
  •medium (adjective)
  • parrer,
  • parrest.
  •model (adjective)
  • most facsimile,
  • copiest,
  • more facsimile,
  • co-pier,
  • co pier,
  • more imitation,
  • dummier,
  • copier,
  • most imitation,
  • dummiest.
  •orthodox (adjective)
  • die hard,
  • old-line,
  • according to the book,
  • buttoned-down,
  • doctrinal,
  • in line,
  • oldline,
  • old line,
  • well-established.
  •perfunctory (adjective)
  • un-concerned,
  • un concerned,
  • laidback,
  • un aware,
  • in-attentive,
  • un interested,
  • dis-interested,
  • un-aware,
  • in-voluntary,
  • un-interested,
  • phoning in,
  • dis interested,
  • in voluntary.
  •received (adjective)
  • received.
  •regular (adjective)
  • metronomic,
  • cyclical,
  • constant,
  • steady,
  • chronic,
  • accustomed,
  • Predominating,
  • Familiar,
  • continual,
  • epochal,
  • universal,
  • made to a standard,
  • official,
  • frequent,
  • rhythmic,
  • periodic,
  • monotonous.
  •regular, approved (adjective)
  • set,
  • recognized,
  • popular,
  • regulation.
  •routine (adjective)
  • more seasonal,
  • most seasonal.
  •stock (adjective)
  • over-used,
  • stocker,
  • over used.
  •time-honored (adjective)
  • Folker,
  • long-established,
  • taken for granted.
  •typical (adjective)
  • most patterned,
  • more patterned,
  • most matter of course,
  • more matter-of-course,
  • matter-of-course,
  • more matter of course,
  • most matter-of-course.
  •unobjectionable (adjective)
  • un-objectionable,
  • un objectionable.
  •unremarkable (adjective)
  • un remarkable,
  • un-remarkable.
  •usual (adjective)
  • most whitebread,
  • more whitebread,
  • most white bread,
  • more white-bread,
  • grindest,
  • more white bread,
  • most white-bread.

• n.

  •
  • low,
  • above,
  • high.
  •
  • essential.
  •
  • Christmas Carol,
  • ballad,
  • chanty,
  • aria,
  • anthem,
  • chorale,
  • calypso,
  • alma mater,
  • cover,
  • carol.
  •
  • substitute,
  • color,
  • jack.
  •
  • checkered flag,
  • hammer and sickle,
  • jolly roger,
  • good,
  • blue peter,
  • bunting,
  • mast.
  •
  • conscience,
  • rule,
  • etiquette,
  • morals,
  • Standards,
  • the proprieties,
  • code,
  • convention.
  •archetype (noun)
  • prime examples,
  • classic exemplars,
  • perfect specimens.
  •authoritative (noun)
  • authoritative.
  •average (noun)
  • mid-point,
  • mid-points.
  •banderole (noun)
  • banderols.
  •banner (noun)
  • head-lines,
  • gonfalons,
  • head line,
  • head lines,
  • burgees.
  •banneret (noun)
  • bannerette.
  •basic (noun)
  • basic.
  •canon (noun)
  • pre-cept,
  • de-crees,
  • decretums,
  • de-cree,
  • de cree,
  • de crees,
  • pre cept.
  •canonic (noun)
  • canonic.
  •canonical (noun)
  • canonical.
  •casebook (noun)
  • casebook.
  •classic (noun)
  • chef doeuvres,
  • chef d'oeuvres,
  • chef doeuvre.
  •classical (noun)
  • classical.
  •column (noun)
  • stelai,
  • up rights,
  • up-right,
  • up right,
  • under pinning,
  • under-pinning,
  • up-rights.
  •criterial (noun)
  • criterial.
  •criterion (noun)
  • point comparison.
  •criterional (noun)
  • criterional.
  •definitive (noun)
  • definitive.
  •degree (noun)
  • baccalaureates,
  • tier,
  • testimonials,
  • shingle,
  • severity,
  • tenor,
  • stairs,
  • plane,
  • shingles,
  • baccalaureate,
  • rung,
  • stair,
  • sheepskin,
  • Dignification,
  • sheepskins,
  • height.
  •emblem (noun)
  • re-presentations,
  • re presentations,
  • re minder,
  • re presentation,
  • de-sign,
  • re-minder,
  • de sign,
  • re-minders,
  • de-signs,
  • coat arms,
  • re minders,
  • adumbrations,
  • de signs.
  •ethics/ethic (noun)
  • be-lief,
  • right wrongs,
  • right and wrongs,
  • right wrong,
  • rules conduct,
  • the golden rules,
  • be lief,
  • golden rules.
  •example (noun)
  • kind thing,
  • ex-ample,
  • ex ample,
  • case point.
  •exemplar (noun)
  • in stance,
  • in-stance,
  • in stances,
  • in-stances.
  •flag (noun)
  • symbol,
  • figure,
  • insignia.
  •gauge (noun)
  • yardstick.
  •guide (noun)
  • guiding spirits.
  •guideline, principle (noun)
  • specification,
  • fundamental,
  • axiom,
  • ideal,
  • belief,
  • norm,
  • requirement,
  • sample,
  • ideals,
  • rule of thumb,
  • measure,
  • barometer.
  •keynote/keystone (noun)
  • sub-stances,
  • sub stances,
  • sub-stance,
  • basic ideas,
  • sub stance.
  •masterpiece (noun)
  • master works,
  • cream of crop,
  • cream crop,
  • cream the crop.
  •masterwork (noun)
  • chefdoeuvre,
  • Chef-doeuvre,
  • chefd'oeuvre.
  •measuring stick (noun)
  • Referrals,
  • frame of reference,
  • referral.
  •mediocrity (noun)
  • ordinariness,
  • normalcy,
  • mediocrity,
  • modesty,
  • banality,
  • commonness.
  •monetary standard (noun)
  • monetary standard.
  •normative (noun)
  • normative.
  •organization (noun)
  • structurings,
  • co-ordinations,
  • make ups,
  • co ordinations,
  • assemblings,
  • co ordination,
  • organizings.
  •par (noun)
  • equal footing,
  • Adequation,
  • equatability,
  • Coequality.
  •paradigm (noun)
  • ensamples.
  •paragon (noun)
  • cynosures.
  •pennant (noun)
  • buntings,
  • screamer,
  • screamers.
  •pole (noun)
  • flagstaves.
  •post (noun)
  • balustrade,
  • newel,
  • gatepost,
  • mullion,
  • stanchion,
  • upright,
  • baluster,
  • banister.
  •prototype (noun)
  • specimen,
  • genotype,
  • bench mark,
  • mould.
  •regularity (noun)
  • frequency,
  • normality,
  • recurrence,
  • steadiness,
  • monotony,
  • orthodoxy,
  • predominance,
  • custom,
  • periodicity,
  • universality,
  • constancy,
  • regularity,
  • tradition,
  • rhythm.
  •rightfulness (noun)
  • ethicality.
  •standard (noun)
  • textbook,
  • standardised,
  • standardized.
  •test (noun)
  • trial error,
  • pop quizzes,
  • in-quest,
  • in-quests,
  • blue books,
  • in quests.
  •touchstone (noun)
  • Basanite,
  • Lydian stone.
  •type (noun)
  • sub-divisions,
  • sub divisions,
  • sub division,
  • sub-division.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • cookie-cutter,
  • beau ideal,
  • exacting,
  • manual,
  • column,
  • ordinarily,
  • flesh and blood,
  • unexceptional,
  • benchmark,
  • qualitative,
  • quotidian,
  • pedestrian,
  • second nature,
  • classically,
  • nondescript,
  • quality assurance,
  • garden-variety,
  • routinely,
  • no-frills,
  • rough-and-ready,
  • advanced,
  • characterless,
  • day-to-day,
  • unmemorable,
  • ho-hum,
  • cut-and-dried,
  • overblown.
  •
  • undistinguished,
  • pro forma,
  • middle,
  • pennon,
  • human,
  • simple,
  • degree,
  • unadventurous,
  • mainstream,
  • vanilla,
  • pacer,
  • anonymous,
  • garden.
  •
  • rude,
  • quality,
  • humble,
  • index,
  • caliber,
  • crude.
  •
  • by,
  • conclusive.
  •
  • primitive,
  • mirror,
  • performance.
  •
  • indifferent.
  •
  • plain.
  •
  • straight.
  •
  • mark.
  •
  • right.
  •holder
  • socket.
  •mug
  • cup.

Paraphrases for Standard:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    Standards.
  • Verb, past tense
    Standards.
  • Verb, past participle
    Standards.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    Standards.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    standardized, industry-standard, standards-setting, non-standard, high-standard.
  • Proper noun, singular
    standardized, standardised.
  • Noun, plural
    norms.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    traditional, customary, stereotypical, standards-related, stereotyped, Superseded, normal, prevalent, lump-sum, record-breaking, recordable.
  • Proper noun, singular
    trends, factors, RSS, limits, documents, lists, parameters, sections, Municipalities, clauses, groups, items, Activities, Histories, colleges, communes, normal.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    coordinates, normal, Prover, measure.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    working.
  • Verb, past participle
    adopted, applied.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    regulates, Comes, Does, limits, specifications.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    standards-based, normalised, standardised, substandard, habitual, harmonised, flat-rate, norms, uniform, one-size-fits-all, normalized.
  • Proper noun, singular
    standardization, standardisation, norms, uniform, uniforms, specification, specifications, normas, switchboard, normalized.
  • Noun, plural
    yardsticks, denominators, specifications.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    yardstick, standardization, standardisation, uniform, specification, specifications, switchboard.
  • Verb, past tense
    standardized.

Antonyms for Standard:

• adj.

  • all
    nonstandard.
  • regular, approved
    uncommon, different, irregular, abnormal, atypical.
  • Other antonyms:
    outre, novel, unknown, outrageous, nonrepresentative, nonconformist, unparalleled, freak, unexpected, unique, extraordinary, unexampled, idiosyncratic, striking, recherche, prominent, especial, salient, singular, unpopular, distinctive, phenomenal, oddball, outstanding, special, kooky, freakish, signal, unpredictable, unfamiliar, unorthodox, unwonted, scarce, exceptional, fantastic, conspicuous, unconventional, unusual, uncustomary, rare, infrequent, unprecedented, way out.

• n.

  • guideline, principle
    extreme, guess.

Homophones for Standard:

• sodium nitrite, sodium hydride, sodium nitrate.

Hyponym for Standard:

• n.

  • artifact
    post.
  • quantity
    capacity unit, cubic measure, cubature unit, cubic content unit, displacement unit, volume unit, capacity measure, cubage unit.