subpar (Meaning)
subpar
below a usual or normal level or standard, below par, having a score lower than par
Synonyms & Antonyms of subpar
Synonyms:
- lacking
- bush-league
- lousy
- insufficient
- wanting
- sour
- off
- dreadful
- below par
- bastard
- from hunger
- ill
- crummy
- suboptimal
- paltry
- defective
- abysmal
- bush
- mediocre
- crumby
- inadequate
- unsatisfactory
- dissatisfactory
- under par
- brutal
- pathetic
- inferior
- wretched
Antonyms:
- sterling
- divine
- terrific
- fancy
- boss
- fair
- special
- noble
- minimal
- sufficient
- first-class
- heavenly
- sensational
- useful
- grand
- swell
- wonderful
- slick
- prime
- choice
- par excellence
- superlative
- A1
- splendid
- unsurpassed
- top-notch
- mean
- first-rate
- stellar
- middling
- average
- dandy
- fabulous
- marvellous
- suitable
- marvelous
- capital
- premium
- high-grade
- mediocre
- borderline
- exceptional
- neat
- keen
- nifty
- worthy
- banner
- top
Synonyms:
- detestable
- bitchin'
- bum
- worthless
- stinky
- vile
- odious
- cheesy
- common
- egregious
- scanty
- gnarly
- useless
- shabby
- miserly
- stingy
- abominable
- reprehensible
- villainous
- lesser
- low-rent
- rotten
- meagre
- damnable
- deplorable
- gross
- sleazy
- rubbishy
- mean
- fake
- crappy
- meager
- flagrant
- trashy
- short
- valueless
- shoddy
- atrocious
- second-rate
- wack
- sucky
- junky
- miserable
- skimpy
- unspeakable
- horrendous
- coarse
- punk
- cut-rate
- low-grade
- execrable
- faulty
Antonyms:
subpar Sentence Examples
- The restaurant's food was subpar, leaving customers disappointed.
- The student's test scores were subpar, indicating a need for academic intervention.
- The company's financial performance has been subpar for several quarters.
- The team's performance was subpar, resulting in a loss.
- The customer service representative provided subpar assistance, leaving the caller frustrated.
- The movie's plot and acting were subpar, making it a disappointing cinematic experience.
- The product's quality was subpar, leading to numerous customer complaints.
- The employee's work ethic has been subpar lately, prompting a performance review.
- The weather conditions were subpar for the planned outdoor event.
- The candidate's interview skills were subpar, decreasing their chances of securing the job.
FAQs About the word subpar
below a usual or normal level or standard, below par, having a score lower than par
poor,unacceptable, substandard, wrong, lame, bad, deficient, horrible, awful, flawed
all right, perfect, superb, fine, respectable, classic, better, decent, tolerable, passable
The restaurant's food was subpar, leaving customers disappointed.
The student's test scores were subpar, indicating a need for academic intervention.
The company's financial performance has been subpar for several quarters.
The team's performance was subpar, resulting in a loss.
