Tempt fate synonyms

Court disaster, challenge fortune, and challenge the inevitable are all synonyms for tempt fate. Play it safe, exercise caution, and stay are antonyms of tempt fate. And here are 31 another word for tempt fate.

Another word for tempt fate

  • Challenge fortune
  • Challenge the inevitable
  • Court disaster
  • Dance on the edge
  • Dare the odds
  • Defy the odds
  • Flirt with danger
  • Gamble
  • Go out on a limb
  • Invite trouble
  • Leap without looking
  • Overstep caution
  • Play a dangerous game
  • Play with fire
  • Push your luck
  • Ride the edge
  • Risk everything
  • Roll the dice
  • Shake the dice
  • Step into the unknown
  • Stick your neck out
  • Take a risk
  • Take chances
  • Tease destiny
  • Test your luck
  • Trust in luck
  • Venture recklessly
  • Walk a tightrope
  • Walk the razor's edge
  • Risk it all

Tempt fate synonyms statistics

The noun "tempt fate" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length: 1 synonym with 6 letters, 1 synonym with 9 letters, 6 synonyms with 11 letters, 6 synonyms with 12 letters, 2 synonyms with 13 letters, 3 synonyms with 14 letters, 2 synonyms with 15 letters, 2 synonyms with 16 letters, 2 synonyms with 17 letters, 3 synonyms with 18 letters, and 1 synonym with 22 letters, for a total of 29 synonyms.

Tempt fate sentences

Don’t tempt fate by speeding.

He didn’t want to tempt fate.

She was afraid to tempt fate.

Don’t tempt fate with reckless decisions.

They warned him not to tempt fate.

Similar to tempt fate

Word Opposites Synonyms
Go far Fail, remain nearby, stay close Be successful, succeed
Face to face Remote, virtual In-person, direct
Empowerment Disempowerment, oppression Enablement, authority
Agitate Calm, soothe Upset, perturb
Agitated Calm, relaxed Upset, perturbed
Generated Destroyed, eliminated Produced, created
Generate Destroy, eliminate Cause, give rise to
Fortunately Unfortunately, regrettably Luckily, happily
Fortunate Unfortunate, unlucky Lucky, favoured
Captivate Repel, bore, repellent, boring Enthral, charm
Mandate Optional, voluntary Instruction, directive
Subordinate Central, major, chief Lower-ranking, junior
Exaggerate Play down, understate Overstate, overemphasize
Exaggerated Understated, moderate Overstated, overemphasized
Systematic Disorganized, chaotic Structured, methodical
Inconsiderate Considerate, thoughtful Thoughtless, unthinking
Considerate Thoughtless, selfish Attentive, thoughtful
Irritated Calm, content Annoyed, frustrated
Irritate Pacify, contented, good-humoured Annoy, vex
Outdated Current, modern, fashionable Old-fashioned, out of date
Innate Acquired, learned Inborn, natural
Aggregate Separate, divide Collection, mass
Fate Free will, chance Destiny, providence
Water Dry out, parch Sea, ocean
Employee Employer, entrepreneur Worker, member of staff
In private In public, openly In secret, secretly
Private Open, public Personal, one's own
Legitimate Illegal, illegitimate Legal, lawful
Without fail Occasionally, uncertainty Without exception, unfailingly
Kempt Unkempt, messy Neat, tidy
Items Whole, totality Objects, things
Item Whole, entirety Thing, article
In fashion Out of style, outdated Fashionable, in vogue
Intricate Simple, straightforward Complex, complicated
Fat Thin, skinny Fatty tissue, fat cells
Incorporate Exclude, separate Embody, include
Of late In the past, formerly Recently, lately
Intimidate Reassure, comfort Frighten, menace
Deliberate Accidental, unintentional Intentional, calculated
Moderate Great, massive, outrageous, unreasonable, immoderate Average, modest
Isolate Integrate, confuse Separate, set apart
Isolated Accessible, sociable Remote, out of the way
Later Earlier, beforehand Afterwards, subsequently
Approximately Exactly, precisely Roughly, about
Estimate Exact, measure Roughly calculate, approximate
Debate Agreement, consensus Discussion, exchange of views
Temporary Permanent, lasting Non-permanent, short-term
Demonstrated Withheld, disproved Displayed, showed
Demonstrate Concealed, obscured Give a demonstration of, show how something is done
Contemporary Old-fashioned, out of date Representative, classic
Inappropriate Appropriate, suitable Unsuitable, unfitting
Category Individual, exception Class, classification
Ultimate Initial, preliminary Eventual, last
Intimate Distant, formal, cold Close, bosom
Delicate Crude, coarse Fine, exquisite

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