Current, accepted, and common are all synonyms for prevalent. Uncommon and rare are antonyms of prevalent. And here are 24 another word for prevalent.
The adjective "prevalent" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 1 synonym with 4 letters, 1 synonym with 5 letters, 1 synonym with 6 letters, 6 synonyms with 7 letters, 3 synonyms with 8 letters, 4 synonyms with 9 letters, 4 synonyms with 10 letters, and 2 synonyms with 11 letters, for a total of 22 synonyms for prevalent.
Poverty is prevalent in society.
Technology is prevalent in classrooms.
Prejudice remains prevalent in media.
Corruption is prevalent in politics.
| Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
|---|---|---|
| Replacement | Original, substitution | Substitute, alternative |
| Prestige | Disrepute, obscurity | Status, standing |
| Revenge | Forgiveness, pardon | Vengeance, retribution |
| Inconsistent | Consistent, steady | Incompatible with, conflicting with |
| Preferred | Undesired, rejected | Favored, chosen |
| Prefer | Dislike, reject | Like better, would rather (have) |
| Assignment | Free time, leisure | Task, piece of work |
| Accomplishment | Failure, setback | Achievement, act |
| Resentment | Contentment, happiness | Bitterness, indignation |
| Attentive | Inattentive, inconsiderate | Alert, awake |
| Center | Edge, outskirts | Middle, core |
| Development | Decline, stagnation | Evolution, growth |
| Central | Side, extreme, outer | Middle, centre |
| Pretentious | Natural, unaffected | Affected, ostentatious |
| Preceding | Following, subsequent | Previous, prior |
| Precede | Follow, succeed | Go/come before, go in advance of |
| 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 |
| Enter | Leave, scratch | Go in/into, come in/into |
| Compliment | Insult, criticism | Flattering remark, tribute |
| Eccentric | Ordinary, conventional | Unconventional, uncommon |
| Student | Teacher, instructor | Undergraduate, postgraduate |
| Transparent | Obscure, ambiguous | See-through, clear |
| Complacent | Dissatisfied, humble | Smug, self-satisfied |
| Coherent | Incoherent, muddled | Logical, reasoned |
| Extent | Limitation, restriction | Area, size |
| Impression | Neglect, disregard | Feeling, sense |
| Entity | Nonentity, non-existence | Organization, institution |
| Relentless | Short-lived, irresolute, intermittent | Persistent, continuing |
| At a premium | At a discount, inexpensively | Scarce, in great demand |
| Premium | Inferior, standard, basic | Insurance charge, insurance payment |
| Prudent | Unwise, imprudent, incautious, extravagant | Wise, well judged |
| Depress | Encourage, raise | Make sad, sadden |
| Depressing | Uplifting, encouraging | Upsetting, distressing |
| Entitle | Deny, restrict | Qualify, make eligible |
| Document | Erase, delete | Official paper, legal paper |
| Prestigious | Disreputable, obscure, minor, humble, lowly | Reputable, distinguished |
| Indifferent | Heedful, caring | Unconcerned about, apathetic about/towards |
| On approval | Without consent, rejected | Conditional, subject to confirmation |
| Silent | Audible, noisy | Completely quiet, still |
| Approval | Refusal, disapproval | Acceptance, agreement |
| Incentive | Deterrent, disincentive | Inducement, motivation |
| Mentor | Student, mentee | Adviser, guide |
| Entertainment | Boredom, drudgery | Amusement, pleasure |
| Excellent | Poor, inferior | Very good, superb |
| Preference | Disfavor, aversion | Liking, partiality |
| Insufficient | Sufficient, adequate | Inadequate, not enough |
| Representative | Atypical, unrepresentative | Typical, prototypical |
| Decent | Disobliging, dishonest | Satisfactory, reasonable |
| Ancient | Recent, contemporary | Of long ago, earliest |
| Conventional | Unorthodox. unconventional, radical, bohemian | Normal, standard |
| Depression | Cheerfulness, boom | Melancholy, misery |
| Magnificent | Uninspiring, modest, tawdry, cheap | Splendid, spectacular |
| Revolution | Stagnation, stability | Rebellion, revolt |