Argue for, apologist, advise, and approve of are all synonyms for advocate. Opponent and critic are antonyms of advocate. And here are 53 another word for advocate.
1. champion
2. recommend
The noun "advocate" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 3 synonyms with 4 letters, 5 synonyms with 6 letters, 9 synonyms with 7 letters, 13 synonyms with 8 letters, 7 synonyms with 9 letters, 5 synonyms with 10 letters, 2 synonyms with 11 letters, 2 synonyms with 12 letters, 1 synonym with 13 letters, 1 synonym with 14 letters, 1 synonym with 15 letters, and 1 synonym with 18 letters, for a total of 50 synonyms for advocate.
She advocates for animal rights.
He’s an advocate for education.
They advocate changes in policy.
I advocate for healthier lifestyles.
| Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
|---|---|---|
| Subordinate | Central, major, chief | Lower-ranking, junior |
| Exaggerate | Play down, understate | Overstate, overemphasize |
| Exaggerated | Understated, moderate | Overstated, overemphasized |
| Inconsiderate | Considerate, thoughtful | Thoughtless, unthinking |
| Considerate | Thoughtless, selfish | Attentive, thoughtful |
| Irritated | Calm, content | Annoyed, frustrated |
| Irritate | Pacify, contented, good-humoured | Annoy, vex |
| Outdated | Current, modern, fashionable | Old-fashioned, out of date |
| Innate | Acquired, learned | Inborn, natural |
| Aggregate | Separate, divide | Collection, mass |
| Tempt fate | Play it safe, exercise caution, stay | Take a risk, push your luck |
| Fate | Free will, chance | Destiny, providence |
| Water | Dry out, parch | Sea, ocean |
| Adversity | Good times, prosperity, fortune | Misfortune, ill luck |
| In private | In public, openly | In secret, secretly |
| Private | Open, public | Personal, one's own |
| Legitimate | Illegal, illegitimate | Legal, lawful |
| Cat | Dog, mouse | Feline, pussycat |
| Intricate | Simple, straightforward | Complex, complicated |
| Incorporate | Exclude, separate | Embody, include |
| Local | National, global | Community, district |
| Of late | In the past, formerly | Recently, lately |
| Intimidate | Reassure, comfort | Frighten, menace |
| Deliberate | Accidental, unintentional | Intentional, calculated |
| Moderate | Great, massive, outrageous, unreasonable, immoderate | Average, modest |
| Isolate | Integrate, confuse | Separate, set apart |
| Isolated | Accessible, sociable | Remote, out of the way |
| Later | Earlier, beforehand | Afterwards, subsequently |
| Approximately | Exactly, precisely | Roughly, about |
| Estimate | Exact, measure | Roughly calculate, approximate |
| Debate | Agreement, consensus | Discussion, exchange of views |
| Adverse | Favorable, beneficial, positive, friendly | Unfavourable, disadvantageous |
| Demonstrated | Withheld, disproved | Displayed, showed |
| Demonstrate | Concealed, obscured | Give a demonstration of, show how something is done |
| Inappropriate | Appropriate, suitable | Unsuitable, unfitting |
| Category | Individual, exception | Class, classification |
| Ultimate | Initial, preliminary | Eventual, last |
| Location | Dislocation, remoteness | Position, place |
| Intimate | Distant, formal, cold | Close, bosom |
| Delicate | Crude, coarse | Fine, exquisite |
| Up to date | Out of date, old-fashioned | Modern, contemporary |
| Material | Spiritual, abstract | Things, items |
| Catalyst | Inhibitor, deterrent | Stimulus, agent |
| Unfortunate | Fortunate, lucky | Unlucky, hapless |
| Devastate | Rebuild, heal | Destroy, ruin |
| Advanced | Primitive, backward | State-of-the-art, new |
| Inadequate | Adequate, sufficient, competent | Insufficient, not enough |
| Implication | Explicit, statement | Suggestion, inference |
| Frustrated | Satisfied, content | Annoyed, irritated |
| Frustrate | Help, facilitate | Thwart, defeat |
| Fascinate | Bore, repel | Engross, captivate |
| Statement | Disappearance, reality | Declaration, expression of views/facts |
| Desperate | Cheerful, composed | Despairing, hopeless |
| Disadvantage | Advantage, benefit | Drawback, snag |
| Sophisticated | Naive, unsophisticated | Worldly, worldly-wise |