Synonyms for Super-fluent:
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adj.
• supererogatory
• superfluous
- abounding
, - de trop
, - dispensable
, - excess
, - excessive
, - exorbitant
, - expendable
, - extravagant
, - extreme
, - gratuitous
, - in excess
, - inessential
, - inordinate
, - lavish
, - leftover
, - needless
, - nonessential
, - overflowing
, - overmuch
, - pleonastic
, - profuse
, - redundant
, - remaining
, - residuary
, - spare
, - superabundant
, - supererogatory
, - superfluent
, - supernumerary
, - surplus
, - unasked
, - uncalled-for
, - unneeded
, - unrequired
, - unwanted
, - useless
.
• surplus
What are the hypernyms for Super-fluent?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for super-fluent?
Super-fluent refers to someone who is highly proficient or skilled in a particular language or subject. The antonyms for the word include unskilled, inexperienced, and inept. A person who is unskilled in a particular language or subject has not mastered the necessary knowledge or skills to perform well. Inexperienced refers to someone who lacks the knowledge or practical experience required to do something effectively. An inept person is clumsy or lacks the ability to do something correctly. The antonyms of super-fluent can indicate that someone is not capable of carrying out tasks effectively in a particular language or subject. It is, therefore, crucial to work hard towards attaining super-fluency to avoid being inept, inexperienced, or unskilled.
What are the antonyms for Super-fluent?
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adj.
• superfluous
• surplus
Related words: super fluent, fluency, bilingualism, multilingualism, polyglots, multi-language speakers, how to be fluent
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