had on (Meaning)
had on
to trick or deceive intentionally, wear, to have plans for
Synonyms & Antonyms of had on
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- conned
- duped
- juggled
- gulled
- faked out
- hoaxed
- pulled the wool over one's eyes
- stung
- snowed
- had
- bluffed
- misinformed
- buffaloed
- suckered
- kidded
- took in
- cozened
- led one down the garden path
- snookered
- bamboozled
- misguided
- cheated
- beguiled
- misled
- hornswoggled
- humbugged
- burned
- deluded
- gaffed
- led one up the garden path
- teased
- put on
- caught
- gammoned
- sucked in
- pulled one's leg
- hoodwinked
- burnt
- did a number on
- spoofed
Antonyms:
had on Sentence Examples
- He had a profound realization that would change his life forever.
- The child had a vivid imagination sparked by the fantastical stories they read.
- The town had a long and storied history that attracted tourists from afar.
- She had a strong desire to make a difference in the world.
- The team had a tough season but never gave up on each other.
- The old house had a creaky charm that made it feel lived-in and cozy.
- He had a strange habit of humming while he worked.
- The students had a rigorous curriculum that challenged their minds.
- The country had a rich tapestry of cultures that added to its allure.
- She had a deep love for animals and dedicated her life to their well-being.
FAQs About the word had on
to trick or deceive intentionally, wear, to have plans for
tricked, strung along,deceived, fooled, conned, duped, juggled, gulled, faked out, hoaxed
revealed, uncovered, disclosed, undeceived,showed up, exposed,told, unveiled, unmasked, debunked
He had a profound realization that would change his life forever.
The child had a vivid imagination sparked by the fantastical stories they read.
The town had a long and storied history that attracted tourists from afar.
She had a strong desire to make a difference in the world.
