under par Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- bastard
- sour
- dissatisfactory
- insufficient
- bush
- defective
- subpar
- punk
- from-hunger
- deficient
- brutal
- paltry
- wrong
- pathetic
- wack
- lousy
- dreadful
- bush-league
- lacking
- inadequate
- wretched
- horrible
- unsatisfactory
- disastrous
- substandard
- flawed
- crummy
- awful
- ill
- suboptimal
- off
- lame
Weak:
- coarse
- abysmal
- mediocre
- flagrant
- reprehensible
- scanty
- miserly
- stinky
- wanting
- deplorable
- worthless
- trashy
- damnable
- villainous
- shoddy
- sleazy
- rubbishy
- useless
- odious
- crumby
- abominable
- stingy
- scurrilous
- faulty
- low-grade
- bum
- valueless
- phoney
- sucky
- unspeakable
- shabby
- gnarly
- niggardly
- rotten
- detestable
- egregious
- crappy
- junky
- miserable
- skimpy
- vile
- common
- cheesy
- low-rent
- atrocious
- gross
- cut-rate
- second-rate
- short
- meager
- miscreant
- lesser
- execrable
- meagre
- bitchin-
- horrendous
Strongest:
- top
- adequate
- great
- all-right
- satisfactory
- fine
- standard
- respectable
- sufficient
- acceptable
- classic
- okay
- classical
- excellent
- decent
- ok
Strong:
- stellar
- superlative
- fair
- choice
- useful
- suitable
- marvelous
- fine
- mean
- noble
- superior
- passable
- perfect
- sensational
- fabulous
- par-excellence
- dandy
- boss
- sterling
- minimal
- first-class
- high-grade
- fancy
- heavenly
- unsurpassed
- grand
- keen
- neat
- wonderful
- capital
- a1
- marvellous
- special
- average
- banner
- tolerable
- superb
- worthy
- splendid
- terrific
- divine
- exceptional
- slick
- prime
- premium
- better
Weak:
under par Meaning
under par
worse than expected
under par Sentence Examples
- The golfer's performance was well under par, securing his victory.
- Sales figures were under par last quarter, prompting a review of marketing strategies.
- The company's financial results fell slightly under par, but exceeded expectations.
- The new product launch received an under par response, requiring adjustments.
- The student's test score was under par, despite their extensive preparation.
- The hotel's occupancy rate was under par, indicating a need for promotional efforts.
- The team's overall performance was under par this season, leading to a disappointing finish.
- The weather conditions were under par for the outdoor event, forcing a cancellation.
- The investment yielded an under par return, failing to meet the projected targets.
- The employee's productivity was consistently under par, necessitating additional training.
FAQs About the word under par
worse than expected
bad, inferior, unacceptable, terrible, poor, bastard, sour, dissatisfactory, insufficient, bush
top, adequate, great,all right, satisfactory, fine, standard, respectable, sufficient, acceptable
The golfer's performance was well under par, securing his victory.
Sales figures were under par last quarter, prompting a review of marketing strategies.
The company's financial results fell slightly under par, but exceeded expectations.
The new product launch received an under par response, requiring adjustments.
