dicey Antonyms
Strongest:
- trustworthy
- durable
- durable
- trusty
- certain
- permanent
- trustworthy
- sure
- true
- permanent
- reliable
- tried
- trusty
- true
- sure
- reliable
- dependable
- persistent
- persistent
- tried
- certain
- dependable
Strong:
- stable
- stable
- stationary
- tried-and-true
- predictable
- stationary
- unchanging
- tried-and-true
- settled
- steady
- uniform
- abiding
- invariable
- invariable
- settled
- lasting
- immutable
- even
- immutable
- unchangeable
- abiding
- steady
- lasting
- predictable
- constant
- even
- uniform
- unchanging
- constant
- unchangeable
Weak:
Meaning of dicey
dicey (s)
of uncertain outcome; especially fraught with risk
dicey Sentence Examples
- The weather forecast for tomorrow is dicey, with a chance of thunderstorms and hail.
- Investing in cryptocurrency can be a dicey proposition due to its volatility.
- It's a dicey situation when you have to navigate through heavy traffic during rush hour.
- Trusting unreliable sources for information can lead to a dicey outcome.
- Taking shortcuts on a hiking trail can be dicey, especially if you're not familiar with the terrain.
- Making decisions under pressure can sometimes result in dicey consequences.
- It's dicey to rely solely on luck when planning your financial future.
- Relationships can become dicey if there's a lack of communication and trust.
- Entering into a business partnership without a solid contract can be dicey.
- Negotiating with stubborn individuals can make any situation feel dicey and uncertain.
FAQs About the word dicey
of uncertain outcome; especially fraught with risk
undependable, hit-or-miss, untrustworthy, random, haphazard,unreliable, ambivalent, erratic,scattered, unpredictable
trustworthy, durable, durable, trusty, certain, permanent, trustworthy, sure, true, permanent
The weather forecast for tomorrow is dicey, with a chance of thunderstorms and hail.
Investing in cryptocurrency can be a dicey proposition due to its volatility.
It's a dicey situation when you have to navigate through heavy traffic during rush hour.
Trusting unreliable sources for information can lead to a dicey outcome.
