Cachet, account, and authority are all synonyms for prestige. Disrepute and obscurity are antonyms of prestige. And here are 36 another word for prestige.
The noun "prestige" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length: 4 synonyms with 4 letters, 5 synonyms with 5 letters, 8 synonyms with 6 letters, 3 synonyms with 7 letters, 2 synonyms with 8 letters, 4 synonyms with 9 letters, 4 synonyms with 10 letters, 3 synonyms with 11 letters, and 1 synonym with 15 letters, for a total of 34 synonyms.
The university is known for its academic prestige.
He achieved great prestige in the field of science.
The luxury brand carries a lot of prestige.
Her position at the company brought her prestige.
The award added prestige to his professional career.
| Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
|---|---|---|
| Instinct | Reason, deliberation | Impulse, reflex |
| Predominantly | Rarely, occasionally | Mainly, mostly |
| Destiny | Chance, coincidence | Fate, fortune |
| Majestic | Pitiful, pathetic | Exalted, august |
| Progression | Regression, decline | Development, progress |
| Prediction | Retrospection, recollection | Forecast, prophecy |
| Prerequisite | Unnecessary, non-essential | Necessary condition, precondition |
| Tight | Plentiful, abundant, open | Compact, compacted |
| Indigenous | Non-native, introduced, imported | Native, endemic |
| Questionable | Certain, indisputable | Controversial, contentious |
| Pessimistic | Optimistic, hopeful, cheerful | Gloomy, negative |
| Respected | Disrespected, contemptible | Esteemed, honored |
| Previously | After, as a result of | Formerly, earlier |
| Gesture | Neglect, inaction | Signal, signalling |
| Preliminary to | Final, conclusive | In preparation for, before |
| Preliminary | Concluding, closing, final | Preparatory, introductory |
| Resemble | Differ, contrast | Look like, be similar to |
| Forest | Desert, clearing | Woods, woodland |
| Distinction | Similarity, uniformity | Difference, contrast |
| Irresponsible | Responsible, sensible, serious | Reckless, rash |
| Refresh | Stale, draining | Reinvigorate, revitalize |
| Refreshing | Stale, draining | Invigorating, revitalizing |
| Preferred | Undesired, rejected | Favored, chosen |
| Prefer | Dislike, reject | Like better, would rather (have) |
| Sarcastic | Sincere, genuine | Sardonic, ironic |
| Threshold | End, limit | Doorstep, sill |
| Unrealistic | Realistic, pragmatic, lifelike | Impractical, impracticable |
| Destination | Origin, starting point | Journey's end, end of the line |
| Resentment | Contentment, happiness | Bitterness, indignation |
| Long-lasting | Short-lived, ephemeral | Enduring, lasting |
| Stigma | Honour, credit | Shame, disgrace |
| Pretentious | Natural, unaffected | Affected, ostentatious |
| Preceding | Following, subsequent | Previous, prior |
| Precede | Follow, succeed | Go/come before, go in advance of |
| Institution | Dismissal, defrocking, halting, cancellation, ending | Organization, establishment |
| At present | In the past, in the future | At the moment, just now |
| Present | Past, future, absent | In attendance, attending |
| Premise | Conclusion, result | Assumption, proposition |
| Disrespect | Respect, esteem | Contempt, lack of respect |
| Manifestation | Concealment, hiddenness | Display, expression |
| Respectful | Disrespectful, rude | Deferential, reverent |
| Substitute | Original, permanent | Replacement, deputy |
| Restrict | Allow, permit | Limit, set/impose limits on |
| Restricted | Roomy, unlimited, unrestricted | Cramped, confined |
| Impression | Neglect, disregard | Feeling, sense |
| At a premium | At a discount, inexpensively | Scarce, in great demand |
| Premium | Inferior, standard, basic | Insurance charge, insurance payment |
| Depress | Encourage, raise | Make sad, sadden |
| Depressing | Uplifting, encouraging | Upsetting, distressing |
| Drastic | Mild, moderate | Extreme, serious |
| Prestigious | Disreputable, obscure, minor, humble, lowly | Reputable, distinguished |
| Progressive | Regressive, conservative | Continuing, continuous |
| Distinctive | Common , ordinary | Distinguishing, characteristic |
| Preference | Disfavor, aversion | Liking, partiality |
| Representative | Atypical, unrepresentative | Typical, prototypical |