from hunger Antonyms
Strongest:
- respectable
- fine
- adequate
- decent
- ok
- standard
- excellent
- great
- satisfactory
- okay
- superior
- par-excellence
- classic
- classical
- all-right
- acceptable
- capital
Strong:
- marvelous
- fabulous
- heavenly
- superlative
- sensational
- keen
- wonderful
- slick
- fair
- noble
- superb
- marvellous
- mean
- unsurpassed
- sufficient
- high-grade
- premium
- exceptional
- tolerable
- passable
- dandy
- boss
- splendid
- divine
- banner
- grand
- first-class
- swell
- top
- perfect
- special
- worthy
- better
- fancy
- fine
- sterling
- terrific
- suitable
- prime
- minimal
- useful
- stellar
- average
- choice
- a1
- neat
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- suboptimal
- off
- lousy
- dissatisfactory
- punk
- brutal
- useless
- bush
- paltry
- miserable
- wack
- subpar
- below-par
- crumby
- lacking
- bastard
- inadequate
- crummy
- substandard
- defective
- common
- ill
- pathetic
- unsatisfactory
- short
- dreadful
- under-par
- bush-league
- flawed
- sour
- rotten
- inferior
Weak:
- wanting
- stingy
- miscreant
- abysmal
- skimpy
- mediocre
- shabby
- sham
- trashy
- sucky
- atrocious
- junky
- damnable
- rubbishy
- scurrilous
- detestable
- faulty
- crappy
- horrendous
- unspeakable
- miserly
- bitchin-
- cheesy
- abominable
- villainous
- execrable
- valueless
- worthless
- odious
- low-grade
- cut-rate
- meagre
- niggardly
- flagrant
- shoddy
- reprehensible
- spare
- meager
- second-rate
- coarse
- deplorable
- low-rent
- gross
- bum
- egregious
- stinky
- vile
- scanty
- phony
- insufficient
- lesser
- sleazy
- gnarly
Meaning of from hunger
from hunger
an uneasy feeling or weakened condition resulting from lack of food, a desire or a need for food, a weakened condition brought about by prolonged lack of food, to feel or suffer hunger (see hunger entry 1), very bad or inept, an uneasy sensation occasioned normally by the lack of food and resulting directly from stimulation of the sensory nerves of the stomach by the contraction and churning movement of the empty stomach, a strong desire, a craving or urgent need for food or a specific nutrient, to make hungry, to feel or suffer hunger, a weakened disordered condition brought about by prolonged lack of food, a craving, desire, or urgent need for food, to have an eager desire, an uneasy sensation occasioned by the lack of food
from hunger Sentence Examples
- The gnawing hunger in my stomach drove me to raid the refrigerator.
- The refugees were left starving, their hunger etched on their faces.
- The famine ravaged the land, leaving a trail of hunger and despair.
- The homeless man begged for food, his hunger plaintive in his voice.
- The social justice movement aimed to alleviate hunger and poverty.
- The sight of starving children filled her heart with a deep sense of hunger for compassion.
- The hunger strike was a desperate plea for attention to the plight of the oppressed.
- The joy of eating after a long day of fasting satisfied both physical and emotional hunger.
- The world faces a growing hunger crisis, requiring urgent action to address food insecurity.
- The hunger for knowledge and understanding motivates scientists to delve into the unknown.
FAQs About the word from hunger
an uneasy feeling or weakened condition resulting from lack of food, a desire or a need for food, a weakened condition brought about by prolonged lack of food,
unacceptable, deficient, horrible, awful, wrong, disastrous,bad, lame, poor, wretched
respectable, fine, adequate, decent, OK, standard, excellent, great, satisfactory, okay
The gnawing hunger in my stomach drove me to raid the refrigerator.
The refugees were left starving, their hunger etched on their faces.
The famine ravaged the land, leaving a trail of hunger and despair.
The homeless man begged for food, his hunger plaintive in his voice.
