minatory Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- dire
- foreboding
- black
- dark
- desolate
- doomy
- inauspicious
- somber
- threatening
- bleak
- depressing
- unfortunate
- morbid
- grey
- gray
- sombre
- lonely
- baleful
- direful
- ill
- darkening
- ill-boding
- murky
- portentous
- depressive
Weak:
- elegiac
- lugubrious
- gloomy
- comfortless
- dim
- saturnine
- godforsaken
- forlorn
- plutonian
- wretched
- unlucky
- malign
- morose
- malignant
- hopeless
- disconsolate
- unpromising
- sullen
- sepulchral
- dreich
- dismal
- unpropitious
- ill-starred
- glum
- discouraging
- cimmerian
- evil
- unfavorable
- cheerless
- lonesome
- cloudy
- disheartening
- tenebrific
- troubled
- dreary
- miserable
- drear
- cold
- chill
- tenebrous
- elegiacal
- sunless
- funereal
Strongest:
- auspicious
- prosperous
- promising
- promising
- benign
- benign
- auspicious
- prosperous
- unthreatening
- encouraging
- favorable
- hopeful
- bright
- bright
- golden
- encouraging
- favorable
- unthreatening
- golden
- hopeful
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No Weak antonyms found.
minatory Meaning
minatory (s)
threatening or foreshadowing evil or tragic developments
minatory (a.)
Threatening; menacing.
minatory Sentence Examples
- The professor's minatory gaze sent shivers down the students' spines.
- The CEO's minatory ultimatum left no room for dissent among the employees.
- The thunderstorm rolled in with minatory rumbles and flashes of lightning.
- The border patrol officer's minatory tone made it clear that he meant business.
- The principal's minatory warning put an end to the students' disruptive behavior.
- The judge's minatory glare silenced the defendant's objections.
- The activist's minatory speech rallied the crowd to their cause.
- The parent's minatory words threatened severe consequences if their child misbehaved.
- The politician's minatory rhetoric polarized the electorate.
- The minatory inscription on the ancient tomb warned intruders of dire consequences.
FAQs About the word minatory
threatening or foreshadowing evil or tragic developmentsThreatening; menacing.
ominous, sinister, menacing, dire, foreboding, black, dark, desolate, doomy, inauspicious
auspicious, prosperous, promising, promising, benign, benign, auspicious, prosperous, unthreatening, encouraging
The professor's minatory gaze sent shivers down the students' spines.
The CEO's minatory ultimatum left no room for dissent among the employees.
The thunderstorm rolled in with minatory rumbles and flashes of lightning.
The border patrol officer's minatory tone made it clear that he meant business.
