Project synonyms

Present, calculate, design, be imminent, bung, cast, communicate, and convey are all synonyms for project. Neglect and idleness are antonyms of project. And here are 61 another word for project.

Another word for project

1. forecast

  • Calculate
  • Estimate
  • Expect
  • Forecast
  • Gauge
  • Predict
  • Reckon
  • Extrapolate

2. intend

  • Design
  • Devise
  • Intend
  • Map out
  • Plan
  • Propose
  • Outline

3. stick out

  • Be imminent
  • Bulge out
  • Cantilever
  • Extend
  • Hang over
  • Jut out
  • Jut
  • Lap over
  • Obtrude
  • Overhang
  • Poke out
  • Protrude
  • Ride over
  • Stand out
  • Stick out
  • Thrust out
  • Protuberate

4. throw

  • Bung
  • Cast
  • Chuck
  • Discharge
  • Fling
  • Hurl
  • Launch
  • Lob
  • Propel
  • Shoot
  • Sling
  • Throw
  • Toss
  • Heave

5. cast

  • Cast
  • Let fall
  • Reflect
  • Send
  • Shed
  • Throw
  • Shine

6. convey

  • Communicate
  • Convey
  • Present
  • Promote
  • Put across
  • Put over
  • Present oneself as

Project synonyms statistics

The verb "project" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 2 synonyms with 3 letters, 8 synonyms with 4 letters, 7 synonyms with 5 letters, 11 synonyms with 6 letters, 10 synonyms with 7 letters, 9 synonyms with 8 letters, 4 synonyms with 9 letters, 2 synonyms with 10 letters, and 1 synonym with 11 letters, for a total of 54 synonyms for project.

Project sentences

The project was completed successfully.

She started a new project.

The project requires more funding.

They discussed the upcoming project.


Similar to project

Word Opposites Synonyms
Property Loss, dispossession Possessions, belongings
Hectic Leisurely, quiet Frantic, frenetic
Sector Whole, unity District, quarter
Affection Indifference, hostility Fondness, love
Disrespect Respect, esteem Contempt, lack of respect
Select Inferior, mediocre Choose, pick
Prove Disprove, refute Demonstrate, show
Respectful Disrespectful, rude Deferential, reverent
Spectacular Dull, unimpressive Striking, picturesque
Collective Individual, separate Shared, joint
Object Approve accept acquiesce Thing, article
Promote Obstruct, impede Encourage, further
Section Whole, entirety Segment, part
On approval Without consent, rejected Conditional, subject to confirmation
Progressive Regressive, conservative Continuing, continuous
Approval Refusal, disapproval Acceptance, agreement
Incorrect Correct, accurate Wrong, mistaken
Prosperity Hardship, failure Wealth, success
Protection Exposure, vulnerability Defence, shielding
Proof Disproof, refutation Evidence, verification
Approximately Exactly, precisely Roughly, about
Problematic Easy, simple, straightforward Difficult, hard
Direction Confusion, disorientation Administration, management
Effective Ineffective, incompetent, weak Successful, effectual
Provision Deprivation, withdrawal Supplying, supply
Perfect Imperfect, faulty, defective Ideal, model
Inappropriate Appropriate, suitable Unsuitable, unfitting
Process Stagnation, halt Procedure, operation
Problem Solution, answer Difficulty, issue
Probably Unlikely, certainly In all likelihood, in all probability
Reflection Ignorance, action Sending back, throwing back
Neglect Cherish, look after, care for Fail to look after, fail to care for
Proactive Reactive for passive Forward-thinking, anticipatory
Expectation Surprise, uncertainty  supposition, assumption
Proposed Withdraw, agree Put forward, suggest
Production Consumption, destruction Manufacture, manufacturing
Procedure Chaos, disorder Course of action, line of action
Proficient Inept, inexpert, incompetent Skilled, skilful
Subject Object, predicate Theme, subject matter
Collection Dispersal, separation Group, crowd
Direct Indirect, evasive Straight, undeviating
Productive Sterile, barren Fertile, fruitful
Unexpected Expected, predictable Unforeseen, unanticipated
Promise Breach, break Word of honour, word
Profound Superficial, mild Heartfelt, intense
Product Defect, failure Result, consequence
Expect Disregard, doubt Anticipate, await
Expected Unexpected, unforeseen Anticipated, predicted
Objective Subjective, biased, partial, prejudiced Impartial, unbiased
Affect Be unaffected, be indifferent to, unaffecting, unmoving Influence, exert influence on
Affected Natural, unpretentious, genuine Pretentious, high-flown
Proper Inappropriate, wrong Real, genuine
Prominent Unimportant, obscure, unknown Important, well known
Improvement Deterioration, regress Advance, development
Connection Disconnection, separation Link, relationship

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