Consecrate, allocate, address, assign, and bless are all synonyms for dedicate. Neglect and abandon are antonyms of dedicate. And here are 28 another word for dedicate.
1. devote
2. inscribe
3. assign
The verb "dedicate" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 3 synonyms with 4 letters, 3 synonyms with 5 letters, 7 synonyms with 6 letters, 2 synonyms with 7 letters, 7 synonyms with 8 letters, 1 synonym with 9 letters, and 1 synonym with 10 letters, for a total of 24 synonyms for dedicate.
They dedicate themselves to constant improvement.
She dedicates time to charitable causes.
We dedicate our efforts fully.
He dedicates his life to science.
| Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
|---|---|---|
| Subordinate | Central, major, chief | Lower-ranking, junior |
| Exaggerate | Play down, understate | Overstate, overemphasize |
| Exaggerated | Understated, moderate | Overstated, overemphasized |
| Crowded | Empty, spacious | Packed, jam-packed |
| Inconsiderate | Considerate, thoughtful | Thoughtless, unthinking |
| Considerate | Thoughtless, selfish | Attentive, thoughtful |
| Well rounded | Narrow-minded, one-dimensional | Balanced, complete |
| Insignificant | Significant, important, meaningful | Unimportant, of minor importance |
| 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| Outdated | Current, modern, fashionable | Old-fashioned, out of date |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 |
| Preceding | Following, subsequent | Previous, prior |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| Tedious | Exciting, interesting | Boring, monotonous |
| Credibility | Implausibility, doubt, suspicion | Trustworthiness, reliability |
| Skeptical | Certain, convinced, optimistic | Dubious, doubtful |
| Intricate | Simple, straightforward | Complex, complicated |
| Logical | Irrational, illogical | Reasoning, thinking |
| Incorporate | Exclude, separate | Embody, include |
| Of late | In the past, formerly | Recently, lately |
| Medium | Extreme, extreme | Means of communication, means/mode of expression |
| Intimidate | Reassure, comfort | Frighten, menace |
| Physical | Clerical, intellectual, spiritual | Bodily, corporeal |
| Automatically | Manually, intentionally | Instantly, spontaneously |
| 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 |
| Radical | Moderate, conservative | Thoroughgoing, thorough |
| Unpredictable | Predictable, certain | Erratic, uncertain |
| Approximately | Exactly, precisely | Roughly, about |
| Estimate | Exact, measure | Roughly calculate, approximate |
| Applicable | Inappropriate, irrelevant | Relevant, appropriate |
| Cynical | Optimistic, trusting | Skeptical, distrustful |
| Debate | Agreement, consensus | Discussion, exchange of views |
| Intended | Accidental, unplanned | Deliberate, intentional |
| Demonstrated | Withheld, disproved | Displayed, showed |
| Demonstrate | Concealed, obscured | Give a demonstration of, show how something is done |
| Typical | Atypical, unusual, abnormal, exceptional | Representative, classic |
| Inappropriate | Appropriate, suitable | Unsuitable, unfitting |
| Category | Individual, exception | Class, classification |
| Added | Removed, subtracted | Included, inserted |
| Embedded | Removed, extracted | Ingrained, entrenched |
| Ultimate | Initial, preliminary | Eventual, last |
| Location | Dislocation, remoteness | Position, place |
| Intimate | Distant, formal, cold | Close, bosom |