Accomplished, ace, a1, and able are all synonyms for expert. Inexpert and amateur are antonyms of expert. And here are 86 another word for expert.
1. specialist
2. skilful
The noun "expert" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length: 1 synonym with 1 letters, 4 synonyms with 3 letters, 6 synonyms with 4 letters, 11 synonyms with 5 letters, 12 synonyms with 6 letters, 9 synonyms with 7 letters, 6 synonyms with 8 letters, 10 synonyms with 9 letters, 9 synonyms with 10 letters, 8 synonyms with 11 letters, 3 synonyms with 12 letters, 1 synonym with 13 letters, 2 synonyms with 14 letters, and 1 synonym with 19 letters, for a total of 83 synonyms.
She is an expert in photography.
He consulted an expert for advice.
The expert provided valuable insights today.
They hired an expert for training.
| Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
|---|---|---|
| Intertwined | Separated, untangled | Interwoven, entangled |
| Intertwine | Separate, untangle | Entwine, interweave |
| Exploitation | Benevolence, altruism | Taking advantage, making use |
| Property | Loss, dispossession | Possessions, belongings |
| Assertive | Retiring, passive, submissive | Confident, forceful |
| Certainly | No, possibly | Unquestionably, surely |
| Expansion | Summary, abridgement | Growth, increase in size |
| Operation | Inactivity, idleness | Functioning, working |
| Superficial | Deep, thorough | Surface, exterior |
| Entertainment | Boredom, drudgery | Amusement, pleasure |
| Explicit | Vague, suggestive, implicit | Clear, direct |
| Prosperity | Hardship, failure | Wealth, success |
| Permanent | Temporary, fleeting, ephemeral | Lasting, enduring |
| Poverty | Wealth, affluence | Penury, destitution |
| Super | Rotten, lousy | Excellent, superb |
| Perhaps | Definitely, certainly | Maybe, for all i know |
| Pertinent | Irrelevant, inappropriate | Relevant, to the point |
| Period | Continuation, interruption | Time, spell |
| Perfect | Imperfect, faulty, defective | Ideal, model |
| Expression | Silence, suppression | Utterance, uttering |
| Perceived | Ignored, misunderstood | Recognized, noticed |
| Perceive | Ignore, overlook | Discern, recognize |
| Cooperation | Competition, conflict | Collaboration, working together |
| Imperative | Unimportant, optional | Vitally important, of vital importance |
| Perseverance | Laziness, apathy | Persistence, tenacity |
| Performed | Neglected, abandoned | Accomplished, achieved |
| Perform | Neglect, omit | Carry out, do |
| Personality | Uniformity, conformity | Character, nature |
| Expectation | Surprise, uncertainty | supposition, assumption |
| Uncertainty | Certainty, predictability, confidence | Unpredictability, unreliability |
| Explain | Confuse, obscure | Describe, give an explanation of |
| Explained | Confused, "obscured | Clarified, described |
| Expensive | Cheap, economical | Costly, dear |
| Personal | Public, impersonal | Distinctive, characteristic |
| Exposed | Cover, protect from | Make vulnerable, make subject |
| Desperate | Cheerful, composed | Despairing, hopeless |
| Persistent | Intermittent, occasional, irresolute | Tenacious, persevering |
| Explanation | Clarification, confusion | Clarification, simplification |
| Person | Kind, cruel | Human being, individual |
| Nevertheless | Therefore, because | In spite of that/everything, nonetheless |
| Unexpected | Expected, predictable | Unforeseen, unanticipated |
| Expertise | Incompetence, ignorance | Skill, skilfulness |
| Superior | Inferior, junior, worse, low-quality, downmarket | Higher-ranking, higher-level |
| Expect | Disregard, doubt | Anticipate, await |
| Expected | Unexpected, unforeseen | Anticipated, predicted |
| Perception | Ignorance, misunderstanding | Chief, commander |
| Proper | Inappropriate, wrong | Real, genuine |
| Experience | Knowledge, ignorance | Involvement in, participation in |
| Certain | Unthinkable, doubtful, possible, unlikely, unreliable | Unquestionable, sure |
| Performance | Failure, inactivity | Show, production |
| Advertising | Concealing, withholding | Promotion, publicity |
| Helper | Boss, chief | Assistant, co-worker |
| Perspective | Reluctance, lack of confidence, unbelief | Outlook, view |