Colours, alike, apparel, and attire are all synonyms for uniform. Changeable, variable, varied, and different are antonyms of uniform. And here are 51 another word for uniform.
1. steady
2. livery
The noun "uniform" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length: 1 synonym with 3 letters, 7 synonyms with 4 letters, 6 synonyms with 5 letters, 6 synonyms with 6 letters, 8 synonyms with 7 letters, 6 synonyms with 8 letters, 4 synonyms with 9 letters, 5 synonyms with 10 letters, 3 synonyms with 11 letters, and 2 synonyms with 13 letters, for a total of 48 synonyms.
She wore a blue uniform today.
The students must wear uniforms daily.
The soldiers had a perfect uniform.
His uniform was clean and neat.
Uniform standards were enforced in school.
| Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
|---|---|---|
| Aforementioned | Subsequent, following | Previously mentioned, above-mentioned |
| Storm | Calm, clear sky | Tempest, squall |
| Unite | Divide, separate, split | Unify, join |
| United | Divided, separated, different, disagreeing, differing | Unified, integrated |
| Fortunately | Unfortunately, regrettably | Luckily, happily |
| Forget | Remember, recollect | Fail to remember, fail to recall |
| Forgotten | Remembered, memorable | Unremembered, out of mind |
| Fortunate | Unfortunate, unlucky | Lucky, favoured |
| Forest | Desert, clearing | Woods, woodland |
| Formation | Destruction, disappearance, dissolution | Emergence, coming into being |
| Unforgettable | Forgettable, unexceptional | Memorable, indelible |
| Insignificant | Significant, important, meaningful | Unimportant, of minor importance |
| Foreign | Domestic, familiar, relevant | Overseas, distant |
| Discomfort | Comfort, ease | Pain, aches and pains |
| Affordable | Expensive, overpriced | Inexpensive, budget-friendly |
| Reform | Preserve, maintain | Improve, make better |
| Take for granted | Cherish, Acknowledge fully | Assume, presume |
| Formed | Disbanded, dispersed | Created, constructed |
| Form | Abolish, dissolve | Set up, devise |
| Manifestation | Concealment, hiddenness | Display, expression |
| Formal | Informal, unofficial | Ceremonial, ceremonious |
| Unimportant | Important, significant | Insignificant, inconsequential |
| Magnificent | Uninspiring, modest, tawdry, cheap | Splendid, spectacular |
| Looking forward | Looking back, dreading | Anticipating, expecting |
| Transformation | Preservation, conservation | Change, alteration |
| Information | Misinformation, ignorance | Details, particulars |
| Straightforward | Complicated, difficult | Uncomplicated, simple |
| Forever | Occasionally, never | Continually, continuously |
| For instance | In general, for no reason | For example, such as |
| Unity | Division, disunity | Union, unification |
| Unique | Common, ordinary | Distinctive, individual |
| Significant | Insignificant, minor | Appreciable, big-deal |
| Therefore | Nevertheless, despite that | Accordingly, and so |
| Informative | Uninformative, unhelpful | Instructive, instructional |
| Enormous | Tiny, minuscule | Huge, vast |
| Unfortunate | Fortunate, lucky | Unlucky, hapless |
| Performed | Neglected, abandoned | Accomplished, achieved |
| Perform | Neglect, omit | Carry out, do |
| Platform | Ground, subsurface | Policy, programme |
| Punishment | Reward, mercy | Penalizing, punishing |
| Uncomfortable | Relaxed, comfortable, pleasant | Painful, not comfortable |
| Communication | Silence, miscommunication | Transmission, imparting |
| Force | Natural, shallowness | Break open, force open |
| Forced | Voluntary, natural | Enforced, compulsory |
| Effort | Laziness, neglect | Attempt, try |
| Normal | Unusual, abnormal | Usual, standard |
| Performance | Failure, inactivity | Show, production |
| Unfortunately | Fortunately, luckily | Regrettably, sadly |
| Comfortable | Uncomfortable, tight | Cosy, snug |
| Community | Isolation, individualism | Group, section |
| Opportunity | Adversity, disadvantage | Chance, lucky chance |
| For example | Without exception, generally speaking | For instance, e.g. |
| For | Against, without | Toward, towards |
| Before | After, later, next | Prior to, previous to |