Synonyms for Hath one's number:
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v.
• appraise
- adjudge
, - assay
, - assess
, - audit
, - calculate
, - check
, - check out
, - deem
, - evaluate
, - examine
, - eye
, - figure
, - figure in
, - figure out
, - gauge
, - guesstimate
, - have one's number
, - inspect
, - look over
, - peg
, - price
, - rate
, - read
, - review
, - set at
, - size
, - survey
, - take account of
, - valuate
, - value
.
• gauge
- appraise
, - ascertain
, - calibrate
, - compute
, - count
, - determine
, - estimate
, - guess
, - meter
, - quantify
, - quantitate
, - reckon
, - scale
, - size up
, - tally
, - weigh
.
What are the hypernyms for Hath one's number?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
Be acquainted with someone's contact information, Have someone's contact information, Keep someone's contact information, Know someone's contact information.
What are the opposite words for hath one's number?
"Hath one's number" is a phrase that is commonly used to convey that someone has been identified or singled out. Antonyms for this phrase would include "anonymous," "unidentified," or "nameless." When someone's number is not known, they are essentially anonymous or anonymous entities. Anonymity can offer a sense of privacy and protection from unwanted attention, whereas having one's number known can lead to unwanted attention, scrutiny, or even harassment. Other antonyms could include "hidden" or "obscure," which suggest that someone or something is concealed or not easily discernible. Therefore, the antonyms for "hath one's number" convey the opposite idea of being identified or singled out.
What are the antonyms for Hath one's number?
Related words: who has my number, who is on my number, who's number am i on, what is my number, what is my phone number, which number am i on
Related questions:
How do i find who has my number?
How do i find my phone number?
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