cankering Antonyms
Strongest:
- improving
- amending
- improving
- elevating
- uplifting
- elevating
- enhancing
- honoring
- uplifting
- enhancing
- amending
- honoring
Strong:
- dignifying
- cleaning
- restoring
- cleansing
- purifying
- ameliorating
- ennobling
- bettering
- ennobling
- ameliorating
- bettering
- perfecting
- respecting
- exalting
- restoring
- purifying
- refining
- clarifying
- meliorating
- exalting
- cleaning
- cleansing
- enriching
- perfecting
- meliorating
- enriching
- refining
- clarifying
- respecting
- dignifying
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
Strongest:
- degrading
- diluting
- destroying
- deteriorating
- subverting
- humiliating
- corrupting
- damaging
- poisoning
- weakening
- debauching
Strong:
- tainting
- marring
- cheapening
- humbling
- depraving
- contaminating
- harming
- vitiating
- perverting
- debasing
- lessening
- watering-down
- prostituting
- bastardizing
- profaning
- hurting
- demoralizing
- disgracing
- impairing
- shaming
- thinning
- ruining
- warping
- abasing
- wrecking
- demeaning
- polluting
Weak:
Meaning of cankering
cankering (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Canker
cankering Sentence Examples
- The **cankering** doubt eroded her confidence, despite her accomplishments.
- The **cankering** disease slowly spread through the rose garden, wilting once vibrant blooms.
- The historian noted how the **cankering** corruption within the government led to its downfall.
- The doctor warned about the **cankering** effects of prolonged stress on mental health.
- The politician's **cankering** negativity overshadowed his proposed solutions.
- The neglected house stood as a testament to the **cankering** effects of time and neglect.
- The **cankering** resentment between the siblings poisoned their ability to reconcile.
- The scientist researched the **cankering** effects of pollution on marine life.
- The social media platform struggled to combat the **cankering** spread of misinformation.
- The gardener carefully removed the **cankering** leaves from the tomato plants to prevent further infection.
FAQs About the word cankering
of Canker
degrading, diluting, destroying, deteriorating, subverting, humiliating, corrupting, damaging, poisoning, weakening
improving, amending,improving, elevating, uplifting, elevating, enhancing, honoring, uplifting, enhancing
The **cankering** doubt eroded her confidence, despite her accomplishments.
The **cankering** disease slowly spread through the rose garden, wilting once vibrant blooms.
The historian noted how the **cankering** corruption within the government led to its downfall.
The doctor warned about the **cankering** effects of prolonged stress on mental health.
