bastard (Meaning)
bastard (n)
insulting terms of address for people who are stupid or irritating or ridiculous
the illegitimate offspring of unmarried parents
derogatory term for a variation that is not genuine; something irregular or inferior or of dubious origin
bastard (s)
fraudulent; having a misleading appearance
bastard (n.)
A natural child; a child begotten and born out of wedlock; an illegitimate child; one born of an illicit union.
An inferior quality of soft brown sugar, obtained from the sirups that / already had several boilings.
A large size of mold, in which sugar is drained.
A sweet Spanish wine like muscadel in flavor.
A writing paper of a particular size. See Paper.
Lacking in genuineness; spurious; false; adulterate; -- applied to things which resemble those which are genuine, but are really not so.
Of an unusual make or proportion; as, a bastard musket; a bastard culverin.
Abbreviated, as the half title in a page preceding the full title page of a book.
bastard (a.)
Begotten and born out of lawful matrimony; illegitimate. See Bastard, n., note.
bastard (v. t.)
To bastardize.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bastard
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- marvellous
- splendid
- neat
- all right
- tolerable
- superb
- noble
- grand
- great
- okay
- acceptable
- better
- adequate
- okay
- great
- perfect
- better
- superior
- mean
- neat
- special
- passable
- fine
- standard
- excellent
- marvellous
- noble
- top
- OK
- slick
- acceptable
- top
- mean
- boss
- standard
- passable
- classic
- grand
- wonderful
- superb
- tolerable
- superior
- fine
- satisfactory
- classical
- respectable
- satisfactory
- classic
- banner
- splendid
- slick
- banner
- divine
- OK
- adequate
- dandy
- special
- all right
- decent
- perfect
- classical
- prime
- excellent
- divine
- dandy
- wonderful
- respectable
- decent
- prime
- boss
Synonyms:
- inadequate
- suboptimal
- disastrous
- off
- gross
- crummy
- detestable
- bush
- substandard
- damnable
- useless
- unsatisfactory
- under par
- wanting
- wack
- lousy
- worthless
- lacking
- from hunger
- inferior
- paltry
- below par
- sour
- subpar
- brutal
- vile
- ill
- flawed
- punk
- rotten
- miserable
- crumby
- dreadful
- defective
Antonyms:
- sufficient
- middling
- average
- marvelous
- top-notch
- crackerjack
- par excellence
- worthy
- supernal
- terrific
- premium
- first-rate
- suitable
- unsurpassed
- fair
- high-grade
- A1
- first-class
- high-grade
- sterling
- supernal
- borderline
- minimal
- swell
- mediocre
- premium
- high-test
- superlative
- keen
- middling
- capital
- first-class
- marvelous
- minimal
- high-test
- nifty
- unsurpassed
- keen
- crackerjack
- par excellence
- exceptional
- mediocre
- fabulous
- nifty
- jim-dandy
- choice
- top-notch
- exceptional
- heavenly
- useful
- heavenly
- sterling
- sufficient
- fancy
- terrific
- swell
- first-rate
- sensational
- fair
- choice
- groovy
- stellar
- jim-dandy
- sensational
- stellar
- worthy
- fancy
- suitable
- groovy
- average
- fabulous
- useful
- borderline
- superlative
- capital
- A1
Synonyms:
- stinky
- abominable
- cheesy
- flagrant
- sleazy
- faulty
- bitchin'
- counterfeit
- junky
- meager
- dissatisfactory
- scanty
- short
- atrocious
- fake
- shoddy
- low-grade
- cut-rate
- trashy
- meagre
- miserly
- shabby
- skimpy
- deplorable
- lesser
- horrendous
- bum
- insufficient
- low-rent
- execrable
- unspeakable
- gnarly
- common
- villainous
- bush-league
- valueless
- mediocre
- miscreant
- crappy
- abysmal
- niggardly
- second-rate
- stingy
- sham
- scurrilous
- reprehensible
- spare
- coarse
- phoney
- egregious
- mean
- sucky
- rubbishy
- odious
- phony
Antonyms:
bastard Sentence Examples
- He was known in the village as the bastard child of the former mayor.
- The man's actions were nothing short of bastardly, betraying his friends without a second thought.
- It's a shame that such a brilliant idea came from that bastard of a colleague.
- The novel's antagonist was portrayed as a conniving bastard, stopping at nothing to achieve his goals.
- She couldn't believe her ears when her boss called her a bastard during the meeting.
- Despite his reputation as a bastard, he had a surprisingly loyal following.
- The streets echoed with curses, and someone shouted, "You're nothing but a lowlife bastard!"
- The inheritance dispute tore the family apart, with accusations flying that one sibling was a bastard and ineligible for a share.
- His father never acknowledged him, treating him like a bastard unworthy of his attention.
- The film's villain was a cunning bastard, always staying one step ahead of the hero.
FAQs About the word bastard
insulting terms of address for people who are stupid or irritating or ridiculous, the illegitimate offspring of unmarried parents, derogatory term for a variati
deficient, lame, wretched, wrong,unacceptable, terrible, horrible, bad, poor, pathetic
marvellous, splendid, neat, all right, tolerable, superb, noble, grand, great, okay
He was known in the village as the bastard child of the former mayor.
The man's actions were nothing short of bastardly, betraying his friends without a second thought.
It's a shame that such a brilliant idea came from that bastard of a colleague.
The novel's antagonist was portrayed as a conniving bastard, stopping at nothing to achieve his goals.
