primal Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- unimportant
- slight
- negligible
- unimportant
- inferior
- secondary
- subordinate
- inferior
- secondary
- minor
- subordinate
- slight
- negligible
- trivial
- trivial
- insignificant
- minor
- insignificant
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- number-one
- paramount
- cardinal
- overriding
- capital
- overbearing
- master
- key
- principal
- chief
- great
- premier
- prior
- sovereign
- overmastering
- leading
- grand
Weak:
- momentous
- signal
- high-level
- illustrious
- unequaled
- star
- matchless
- eminent
- distinguished
- top
- prestigious
- famed
- outstanding
- major
- significant
- numero-uno
- sovran
- no-1
- superior
- arch
- noble
- preeminent
- unsurpassed
- mighty
- stellar
- incomparable
- unequalled
- important
- renowned
- unparalleled
- senior
- celebrated
- notable
- influential
- noteworthy
- famous
Meaning of primal
primal (s)
serving as an essential component
having existed from the beginning; in an earliest or original stage or state
primal Sentence Examples
- The instinct for survival is a primal urge deeply ingrained in all living beings.
- In moments of danger, humans often revert to their primal instincts for self-preservation.
- The sound of drums awakened a primal energy within the dancers, stirring their souls.
- His laughter echoed with a primal intensity, reverberating through the cavernous halls.
- The primal scream of the wild animal echoed through the forest, sending shivers down their spines.
- Fire was humanity's first primal discovery, a source of warmth and protection against the darkness.
- The primal rhythms of nature pulsed through the earth, connecting all living things.
- Despite his civilized facade, there was a primal fierceness in his eyes, hinting at untamed depths.
- The taste of fresh, ripe fruit awakened a primal hunger within her, reminding her of simpler times.
- In the heat of battle, warriors tapped into their primal rage, fighting with unbridled fury.
FAQs About the word primal
serving as an essential component, having existed from the beginning; in an earliest or original stage or state
big, first, greatest, supreme, foremost, predominant, primary, dominant, highest, central
least, last,least, last, unimportant, slight, negligible, unimportant, inferior, secondary
The instinct for survival is a primal urge deeply ingrained in all living beings.
In moments of danger, humans often revert to their primal instincts for self-preservation.
The sound of drums awakened a primal energy within the dancers, stirring their souls.
His laughter echoed with a primal intensity, reverberating through the cavernous halls.
