Synonyms, astringent antonyms, definition Astringent

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1 antonym

3 definitions

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1. astringent (a)

30 synonyms

#	Word	Frequency	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	acid	28.2	4 letters	60 synonyms
2.	acrid	0.23	5 letters	39 synonyms
3.	alkaline	1.78	8 letters	22 synonyms
4.	antacid	0.13	7 letters	18 synonyms
5.	ascetic	0.65	7 letters	28 synonyms
6.	austere	1	7 letters	78 synonyms
7.	binding	13.8	7 letters	80 synonyms
8.	biting	5.89	6 letters	76 synonyms
9.	bitter	16.2	6 letters	89 synonyms
10.	burning	31.6	7 letters	124 synonyms
11.	caustic	0.93	7 letters	65 synonyms
12.	contracting	4.47	11 letters	27 synonyms
13.	corrosive	1.29	9 letters	17 synonyms
14.	erosive	0.11	7 letters	10 synonyms
15.	hard	339	4 letters	162 synonyms
16.	harsh	13.8	5 letters	158 synonyms
17.	keen	13.5	4 letters	147 synonyms
18.	plain	26.9	5 letters	207 synonyms
19.	rigourous	0.02	9 letters	71 synonym
20.	roughen.synonym.one	30.9	5 letters	140 synonyms
21.	severe	36.3	6 letters	170 synonyms
22.	sharp	30.2	5 letters	182 synonyms
23.	simple	120	6 letters	208 synonyms
24.	sour	7.59	4 letters	96 synonyms
25.	stern	7.94	5 letters	109 synonyms
26.	strict	17	6 letters	93 synonyms
27.	tart	2.34	4 letters	38 synonyms
28.	unadorned	0.26	9 letters	54 synonyms
29.	unrelenting	0.83	11 letters	61 synonym
30.	unrelieved	0.05	10 letters	16 synonyms

2. astringent (Adjective)

2 synonyms

#	Word	Frequency	Likes	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	acerb	0	0	5 letters	23 synonyms
2.	acerbic	0.2	0	7 letters	28 synonyms

1 antonym

#	Word			Number of letters	Number of antonyms
1.	nonastringent			13 letters	1 antonym

2 definitions

astringent (Adjective) —	Sour or bitter in taste
astringent (Adjective) —	Tending to draw together or constrict soft organic tissue 1 example
	1. ex. "astringent cosmetic lotions"

2 see also

#	Word			Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	astringency			11 letters	13 synonyms
2.	stypsis			7 letters	1 synonym

3. astringent (Noun)

2 synonyms

#	Word	Frequency	Likes	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	astringent drug	0.32	0	14 letters	2 synonyms
2.	styptic	0.03	0	7 letters	4 synonyms

1 definition

astringent (Noun) —

A drug that causes contraction of body tissues and canals

4 types of

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	medicament	10 letters	15 synonyms
2.	medication	10 letters	20 synonyms
3.	medicinal drug	13 letters	3 synonyms
4.	medicine	8 letters	61 synonym

1 type

#	Word			Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	alum			4 letters	8 synonyms

14 misspelling

aastringent asstringent astriingent astrimgemt astringeent astringen astringgent astrinngennt astrnigent astrringent asttringentt atsringent aztringent stringent

With the same beginning

astringent drug astringently

With the same ending

stringent nonastringent constringent

All synonyms in one line

acid, acrid, alkaline, antacid, ascetic, en.synonym.one, austere, binding, biting, bitter, burning, caustic, contracting, corrosive, erosive, hard, harsh, keen, plain, rigourous, rough, severe, sharp, simple, sour, stern, en.synonym.one, strict, tart, unadorned, unrelenting, unrelieved, acerb, acerbic, astringent drug, styptic.

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— accoutre	— accoutrements	— act toward	— actor
— actress	— as it were	— astern	— astir
— astral	— astray	— astringency	— astronaut
— astronomical	— austere	— austerity	— australian dollar
— haemostatic	— hemostatic	— sour	— styptic