would-be Antonyms
Strongest:
- skillful
- capable
- qualified
- proficient
- dexterous
- competent
- talented
- dexterous
- accomplished
- experienced
- able
- handsome
- skilled
- competent
- seasoned
- talented
- capable
- veteran
- dextrous
- proficient
- veteran
- skilled
- handsome
- seasoned
- gifted
- skillful
- accomplished
- experienced
- dextrous
- able
- qualified
- gifted
Strong:
- fitted
- educated
- versatile
- taught
- schooled
- versed
- taught
- all-round
- expert
- versatile
- practiced
- prepared
- initiated
- knowledgeable
- initiated
- trained
- educated
- habile
- schooled
- all-round
- professional
- expert
- versed
- practiced
- prepared
- knowledgeable
- practised
- practised
- trained
- professional
- fitted
- habile
Weak:
Meaning of would-be
would-be (s)
unfulfilled or frustrated in realizing an ambition
would-be (a.)
Desiring or professing to be; vainly pretending to be; as, a would-be poet.
would-be Sentence Examples
- The would-be adventurer was eager to explore the uncharted territory.
- The would-be philanthropist donated generously to various charities.
- The would-be musician spent countless hours practicing, hoping to achieve greatness.
- The would-be politician had a grand vision for the future of their city.
- The would-be scientist was curious and determined to unlock the secrets of the universe.
- The would-be entrepreneur had a brilliant idea and was eager to turn it into a reality.
- The would-be artist found inspiration in the everyday world and created stunning masterpieces.
- The would-be athlete trained relentlessly in pursuit of their Olympic dream.
- The would-be dancer possessed grace and agility, captivating audiences with their performances.
- The would-be writer had a vivid imagination and a knack for storytelling that transported readers to other worlds.
FAQs About the word would-be
unfulfilled or frustrated in realizing an ambitionDesiring or professing to be; vainly pretending to be; as, a would-be poet.
nonprofessional, amateurish, fresh, untested, new, beginning, untutored, unqualified, uninitiated, dilettantish
skillful, capable, qualified, proficient, dexterous, competent, talented, dexterous, accomplished, experienced
The would-be adventurer was eager to explore the uncharted territory.
The would-be philanthropist donated generously to various charities.
The would-be musician spent countless hours practicing, hoping to achieve greatness.
The would-be politician had a grand vision for the future of their city.
