Synonyms, major antonyms, definition Major

44 synonyms

1 antonym

13 definitions

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1. major (a) Austral, Brit, N. Amer, NZ

39 synonyms

#	Word	Frequency	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	big	468	3 letters	122 synonyms
2.	capital	102	7 letters	85 synonyms
3.	chief	129	5 letters	92 synonyms
4.	climacteric	0.03	11 letters	29 synonyms
5.	consequential	1.07	13 letters	32 synonyms
6.	considerable	17.8	12 letters	41 synonym
7.	crucial	19.1	7 letters	54 synonyms
8.	deadly	14.5	6 letters	55 synonyms
9.	dominant	17	8 letters	60 synonyms
10.	eventful	1.05	8 letters	16 synonyms
11.	excellent	53.7	9 letters	149 synonyms
12.	extensive	30.9	9 letters	60 synonyms
13.	fatal	12.6	5 letters	45 synonyms
14.	first	1290	5 letters	114 synonyms
15.	foremost	6.03	8 letters	43 synonyms
16.	fraught	1.32	7 letters	22 synonyms
17.	greater	79.4	7 letters	43 synonyms
18.	heinous	1.78	7 letters	33 synonyms
19.	important	275	9 letters	105 synonyms
20.	influentialen.synonym.one	12.3	11 letters	24 synonyms
21.	larger	66.1	6 letters	25 synonyms
22.	leading	100	7 letters	87 synonyms
23.	main	174	4 letters	51 synonym
24.	master	85.1	6 letters	187 synonyms
25.	momentous	1.29	9 letters	48 synonyms
26.	portentous	0.14	10 letters	47 synonyms
27.	predominant	1.91	11 letters	32 synonyms
28.	preponderant	0.07	12 letters	11 synonyms
29.	prevailing	3.55	10 letters	58 synonyms
30.	primary	75.9	7 letters	82 synonyms
31.	principal	33.1	9 letters	83 synonyms
32.	senior	83.2	6 letters	24 synonyms
33.	serious	126	7 letters	105 synonyms
34.	significant	95.5	11 letters	54 synonyms
35.	substantial	21.4	11 letters	82 synonyms
36.	superior	28.8	8 letters	129 synonyms
37.	supreme	49	7 letters	50 synonyms
38.	vital	24	5 letters	53 synonyms
39.	widespread	15.5	10 letters	41 synonym

2. major (Noun) Austral, Brit, N. Amer, NZ

5 synonyms

#	Word	Frequency	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	captain	77.6	7 letters	33 synonyms
2.	john major	109	9 letters	3 synonyms
3.	john r. major	73.3	11 letters	3 synonyms
4.	john roy major	15.3	12 letters	3 synonyms
5.	lieutenant	27.5	10 letters	6 synonyms

4 definitions

major (Noun) —	British statesman who was prime minister from 1990 until 1997 (born in 1943)
major (Noun) —	(military) a commissioned military officer in the United States Army or Air Force or Marines; below lieutenant colonel and above captain
major (Noun) —	A university student who is studying a particular field as the principal subject
major (Noun) —	The principal field of study of a student at a university

18 types of

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	bailiwick	9 letters	7 synonyms
2.	commissioned military officer	27 letters	0 synonyms
3.	discipline	10 letters	97 synonyms
4.	educatee	8 letters	2 synonyms
5.	field	5 letters	126 synonyms
6.	field of study	12 letters	7 synonyms
7.	national leader	14 letters	2 synonyms
8.	pm	2 letters	12 synonyms
9.	premier	7 letters	5 synonyms
10.	prime minister	13 letters	3 synonyms
11.	pupil	5 letters	30 synonyms
12.	solon	5 letters	10 synonyms
13.	statesman	9 letters	6 synonyms
14.	student	7 letters	26 synonyms
15.	study	5 letters	161 synonym
16.	subject	7 letters	111 synonyms
17.	subject area	11 letters	7 synonyms
18.	subject field	12 letters	7 synonyms

2 parts of

#	Word			Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	conservative party			17 letters	2 synonyms
2.	tory party			9 letters	1 synonym

3. major (Adjective) Austral, Brit, N. Amer, NZ

1 antonym

#	Word			Number of letters	Number of antonyms
1.	minor			5 letters	1 antonym

8 definitions

major (Adjective) —	Of greater importance, stature or rank 3 examples
	1. ex. "a major artist"
	2. ex. "a major role"
	3. ex. "major highways"
major (Adjective) —	Greater in scope or effect 4 examples
	1. ex. "a major contribution"
	2. ex. "a major improvement"
	3. ex. "a major break with tradition"
	4. ex. "a major misunderstanding"
major (Adjective) —	Greater in number, size or amount 3 examples
	1. ex. "Ursa Major"
	2. ex. "a major portion of the winnings"
	3. ex. "a major portion (a majority) of the population"
major (Adjective) —	Of the field of academic study in which one concentrates or specializes
major (Adjective) —	(music) of a scale or mode 2 examples
	1. ex. "major scales"
	2. ex. "the key of D major"
major (Adjective) —	Of greater seriousness or danger 3 examples
	1. ex. "a major earthquake"
	2. ex. "a major hurricane"
	3. ex. "a major illness"
major (Adjective) —	(law) of full legal age
major (Adjective) —	Of the elder of two boys with the same family name

4 see also

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	bulk	4 letters	70 synonyms
2.	lion's share	11 letters	3 synonyms
3.	majority	8 letters	23 synonyms
4.	most	4 letters	19 synonyms

4. major (Verb) Austral, Brit, N. Amer, NZ

1 definition

major (Verb) —	Have as one's principal field of study 1 example
	1. ex. "She is majoring in linguistics"

1 type of

#	Word			Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	study			5 letters	161 synonym

Similar words

— better	— leading	— maker	— meager
— meagre	— measure	— miscarry	— miser
— misery	— mockery	— moocher	— prima
— senior	— star	— starring	— stellar

8 misspelling

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With the same beginning

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With the same ending

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All synonyms in one line

big, capital, chief, climacteric, consequential, en.synonym.one, considerable, crucial, deadly, dominant, eventful, excellent, extensive, fatal, first, foremost, fraught, greater, heinous, important, influential, larger, leading, main, master, momentous, en.synonym.one, portentous, predominant, preponderant, prevailing, primary, principal, senior, serious, significant, substantial, superior, supreme, vital, widespread, captain, john major, john r. major, john roy major, lieutenant, en.synonym.one.

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