Authority, bidding, acceptance, and approval are all synonyms for mandate. Optional and voluntary are antonyms of mandate. And here are 27 another word for mandate.
1. instruction
2. authority
The noun "mandate" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length: 1 synonym with 3 letters, 1 synonym with 4 letters, 3 synonyms with 5 letters, 3 synonyms with 6 letters, 4 synonyms with 7 letters, 2 synonyms with 8 letters, 4 synonyms with 9 letters, 3 synonyms with 10 letters, 2 synonyms with 11 letters, and 1 synonym with 12 letters, for a total of 24 synonyms.
The government issued a mandate for mask-wearing.
The company’s mandate is to improve customer service.
The mandate requires all employees to attend training.
He was given a mandate to lead the project.
The school enforced a mandate for digital learning.
| Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
|---|---|---|
| Agitate | Calm, soothe | Upset, perturb |
| Agitated | Calm, relaxed | Upset, perturbed |
| Mantra | Silence, neglect | Motto, slogan |
| Generated | Destroyed, eliminated | Produced, created |
| Generate | Destroy, eliminate | Cause, give rise to |
| More and more | Less, less, decreasing | Increasingly, progressively |
| Fortunately | Unfortunately, regrettably | Luckily, happily |
| Candid | Secretive, guarded, insincere | Frank, outspoken |
| Reprimand | Praise, commendation | Rebuke, reproof |
| Fortunate | Unfortunate, unlucky | Lucky, favoured |
| Captivate | Repel, bore, repellent, boring | Enthral, charm |
| Validation | Rejection, disapproval | Confirmation, approval |
| Humanity | Inhumanity, cruelty | Humankind, the human race |
| Subordinate | Central, major, chief | Lower-ranking, junior |
| Exaggerate | Play down, understate | Overstate, overemphasize |
| Exaggerated | Understated, moderate | Overstated, overemphasized |
| Handwriting | Typing, printing | Writing, script |
| Inconsiderate | Considerate, thoughtful | Thoughtless, unthinking |
| Considerate | Thoughtless, selfish | Attentive, thoughtful |
| Degradation | Improvement, upliftment | Humiliation, shame |
| Landscape | Skyline, interior | Scenery, countryside |
| Irritated | Calm, content | Annoyed, frustrated |
| Irritate | Pacify, contented, good-humoured | Annoy, vex |
| Outdated | Current, modern, fashionable | Old-fashioned, out of date |
| Romantic | Platonic, unromantic | Amorous, intimate |
| Innate | Acquired, learned | Inborn, natural |
| Command | Subordination, obedience | Order, give orders to |
| 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 |
| Understand | Ignore, misunderstand, confuse | Appreciate, recognize |
| Manipulation | Honesty, transparency | Maneuvering, handling |
| Water | Dry out, parch | Sea, ocean |
| Manifestation | Concealment, hiddenness | Display, expression |
| Mandatory | Optional, voluntary. | Obligatory, compulsory |
| In private | In public, openly | In secret, secretly |
| Private | Open, public | Personal, one's own |
| Legitimate | Illegal, illegitimate | Legal, lawful |
| Misunderstand | Grasp, understand correctly, get the right idea | Misapprehend, misinterpret |
| Misunderstanding | Harmony, clarity, agreement | Misinterpretation, misconstruction |
| Handling | Mishandling, neglect | Managing, operating |
| Handle | Neglect, ignore | Hold, pick up |
| Adamant | Unsure, flexible, yielding | Unshakeable, immovable |
| Land | Take off fly off | Terra firma, dry land |
| Manner | Rudeness, bad behavior | Way, fashion |
| Intricate | Simple, straightforward | Complex, complicated |
| Incorporate | Exclude, separate | Embody, include |
| Agenda | Disorganization, chaos | Schedule, plan |
| Of late | In the past, formerly | Recently, lately |
| Intimidate | Reassure, comfort | Frighten, menace |
| Intimidating | Comforting, reassuring | Frightening, alarming |
| Abandoner | Caretaker, guardian | Desertor, forsaker |
| Deliberate | Accidental, unintentional | Intentional, calculated |
| In demand | Demand, unwanted | Sought-after, desired |
| Demanding | Easy, effortless | Difficult, challenging |