baloney Synonyms
Strongest:
- twaddle
- claptrap
- blah
- nonsense
- nuts
- rubbish
- silliness
- balderdash
- foolishness
- garbage
- hogwash
- stupidity
- muck
- drool
Strong:
- guff
- absurdity
- insanity
- bull
- hoodoo
- absurdness
- flapdoodle
- bosh
- craziness
- malarkey
- poppycock
- flannel
- bilge
- hooey
- applesauce
- trumpery
- beans
- jazz
- tarradiddle
- piffle
- tosh
- bunk
- bunkum
- fudge
- hokum
- fiddlesticks
- humbuggery
- drivel
- buncombe
- nerts
- madness
- rot
- codswallop
- blah-blah
- humbug
- fiddle
- hokeypokey
- blatherskite
- blither
- crock
- falderal
- punk
- crapola
- fiddle-faddle
- folderol
- folly
- tommyrot
- malarky
- horsefeathers
- blarney
- blather
- trash
- taradiddle
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- judgement
- discernment
- judgment
- discernment
- horse-sense
- sensibleness
- levelheadedness
- horse-sense
- levelheadedness
- judgement
- sensibleness
- judgment
- wisdom
- reasonability
- reasonability
- wisdom
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
baloney Meaning
baloney (n)
pretentious or silly talk or writing
baloney Sentence Examples
- He tried to convince us with some baloney story about meeting a celebrity.
- I can't believe you fell for his baloney; he's known for exaggerating.
- The politician's promises sounded like a load of baloney to most voters.
- Don't feed me that baloney; I know the truth about what happened.
- His excuse for being late was total baloney; he just overslept.
- I'm tired of listening to his baloney; he never tells the truth.
- The salesman's pitch was full of baloney; I could see right through it.
- Quit spouting baloney and tell me what really happened.
- Her explanation for the missing money was nothing but baloney; I knew she was lying.
- We saw through the teacher's baloney excuses for not grading our papers on time.
FAQs About the word baloney
pretentious or silly talk or writing
twaddle, claptrap, blah, nonsense, nuts, rubbish, silliness, balderdash, foolishness,garbage
rationality,rationality, sense, sense, common sense, reasonableness, common sense, reasonableness, judgement, discernment
He tried to convince us with some baloney story about meeting a celebrity.
I can't believe you fell for his baloney; he's known for exaggerating.
The politician's promises sounded like a load of baloney to most voters.
Don't feed me that baloney; I know the truth about what happened.
