tantamount Antonyms
Strongest:
- inaccurate
- disparate
- inaccurate
- variable
- varied
- nonequivalent
- disparate
- nonequivalent
- distinct
- varying
- various
- varied
- variable
- distinguishable
- various
- distinct
- varying
- distinguishable
Strong:
- noninterchangeable
- dissimilar
- inexact
- unrelated
- unconnected
- different
- dissimilar
- different
- unconnected
- unrelated
- unlike
- imprecise
- inexact
- imprecise
- unlike
- noninterchangeable
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- corresponding
- related
- akin
- virtual
- identical
- alike
- matching
- relatable
- resembling
- resemblant
- close
- parallel
- like
- kin
- such
Weak:
- coincident
- commensurate
- same
- cognate
- redundant
- congenerous
- approximating
- allied
- entire
- ditto
- uniform
- interchangeable
- consistent
- proportionate
- homogenous
- indistinguishable
- unvarying
- connatural
- fungible
- suchlike
- consonant
- unchanging
- equal
- conformable
- correspondent
- synonymous
- approaching
- duplicate
- substitutable
- conforming
- twin
- congenial
- connate
- me-too
- congeneric
- homogeneous
- selfsame
- coextensive
- kindred
Meaning of tantamount
tantamount (s)
being essentially equal to something
tantamount (a.)
Equivalent in value, signification, or effect.
tantamount (v. i.)
To be tantamount or equivalent; to amount.
tantamount Sentence Examples
- Resisting arrest is tantamount to challenging the authority of law enforcement.
- Plagiarizing someone's work is tantamount to intellectual theft.
- Ignoring a doctor's orders is tantamount to playing with one's own health.
- Failing to follow safety regulations is tantamount to negligence.
- Neglecting one's children is tantamount to emotional abuse.
- Spreading false rumors is tantamount to slander.
- Using excessive force is tantamount to brutality.
- Refusing to cooperate with an investigation is tantamount to obstruction of justice.
- Cheating on an exam is tantamount to academic dishonesty.
- Denying someone their basic human rights is tantamount to oppression.
FAQs About the word tantamount
being essentially equal to somethingEquivalent in value, signification, or effect., To be tantamount or equivalent; to amount.
analogous, comparable, equivalent, similar, corresponding, related,akin, virtual, identical, alike
inaccurate, disparate, inaccurate, variable, varied, nonequivalent, disparate, nonequivalent,distinct, varying
Resisting arrest is tantamount to challenging the authority of law enforcement.
Plagiarizing someone's work is tantamount to intellectual theft.
Ignoring a doctor's orders is tantamount to playing with one's own health.
Failing to follow safety regulations is tantamount to negligence.
