punk (Meaning)
punk (n)
an aggressive and violent young criminal
substance that smolders when ignited; used to light fuses (especially fireworks)
material for starting a fire
a teenager or young adult who is a performer (or enthusiast) of punk rock and a member of the punk youth subculture
rock music with deliberately offensive lyrics expressing anger and social alienation; in part a reaction against progressive rock
punk (s)
of very poor quality; flimsy
Synonyms & Antonyms of punk
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- classical
- passable
- tolerable
- noble
- fine
- classical
- wonderful
- tolerable
- classic
- top
- standard
- divine
- okay
- adequate
- mean
- OK
- grand
- banner
- acceptable
- slick
- prime
- excellent
- dandy
- classic
- respectable
- perfect
- excellent
- banner
- standard
- decent
- divine
- slick
- better
- all right
- fine
- grand
- top
- superior
- adequate
- special
- wonderful
- mean
- great
- satisfactory
- prime
- passable
- OK
- dandy
- decent
- satisfactory
- perfect
- okay
- better
- superior
- great
- all right
- special
- noble
- respectable
- acceptable
Synonyms:
- crummy
- flawed
- ill
- lacking
- dissatisfactory
- from hunger
- bush
- below par
- suboptimal
- wack
- awful
- terrible
- short
- dreadful
- subpar
- inferior
- inadequate
- substandard
- crumby
- unsatisfactory
- paltry
- horrible
- lousy
- wretched
- rotten
- under par
- defective
- wanting
- bush-league
- stinky
- off
- disastrous
Antonyms:
- sterling
- first-rate
- A1
- worthy
- groovy
- swell
- premium
- heavenly
- nifty
- heavenly
- minimal
- sensational
- capital
- boss
- fair
- superb
- useful
- sensational
- premium
- neat
- splendid
- marvellous
- fair
- sterling
- suitable
- terrific
- superb
- average
- exceptional
- groovy
- superlative
- unsurpassed
- supernal
- splendid
- middling
- choice
- exceptional
- boss
- first-rate
- marvelous
- fabulous
- useful
- mediocre
- nifty
- sufficient
- high-grade
- suitable
- worthy
- borderline
- borderline
- capital
- par excellence
- terrific
- fancy
- fancy
- par excellence
- stellar
- high-grade
- unsurpassed
- high-test
- first-class
- average
- stellar
- sufficient
- middling
- supernal
- fabulous
- neat
- marvelous
- first-class
- keen
- keen
- swell
- marvellous
- high-test
- mediocre
- minimal
- choice
- A1
- superlative
Synonyms:
- skimpy
- trashy
- low-grade
- useless
- common
- detestable
- miserable
- meager
- faulty
- second-rate
- bum
- lesser
- unspeakable
- deplorable
- abominable
- coarse
- phoney
- counterfeit
- scanty
- sleazy
- junky
- shabby
- reprehensible
- miscreant
- gnarly
- miserly
- horrendous
- abysmal
- villainous
- worthless
- vile
- flagrant
- gross
- mediocre
- sham
- stingy
- odious
- rubbishy
- phony
- cut-rate
- spare
- crappy
- mean
- sucky
- valueless
- cheesy
- shoddy
- scurrilous
- low-rent
- egregious
- fake
- bitchin'
- execrable
- damnable
- meagre
- insufficient
- atrocious
Antonyms:
punk Sentence Examples
- The punk rock movement of the 1970s challenged mainstream music norms.
- With its rebellious attitude and distinctive style, punk fashion became iconic.
- He sported a spiked leather jacket and ripped jeans, embracing the punk aesthetic.
- The punk scene thrived in underground clubs, fostering a sense of community.
- She expressed her disdain for authority through her punk-inspired artwork.
- The band's raw, unapologetic lyrics captured the spirit of punk music.
- Punks often rejected societal conventions, opting for alternative lifestyles.
- He dyed his hair bright green as a nod to his punk influences.
- The DIY ethos was central to the punk movement, empowering artists to create on their terms.
- Despite its confrontational reputation, punk music carries messages of unity and social change.
FAQs About the word punk
an aggressive and violent young criminal, substance that smolders when ignited; used to light fuses (especially fireworks), material for starting a fire, a teen
brutal, deficient, pathetic, wrong, bad,unacceptable, lame, poor, bastard, sour
classical, passable, tolerable, noble, fine, classical, wonderful, tolerable, classic, top
The punk rock movement of the 1970s challenged mainstream music norms.
With its rebellious attitude and distinctive style, punk fashion became iconic.
He sported a spiked leather jacket and ripped jeans, embracing the punk aesthetic.
The punk scene thrived in underground clubs, fostering a sense of community.
