Antonyms for score
skɔr, skoʊrscore

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1. • Achieve
   • Compose
   • Debt
   • Evaluate
   • Fact
   • Incision
   • Music
   • Number
   • Reason
   • Record
   • Resentment
   • Set
   • Success

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1. mark, grade, scorenoun

   a number or letter indicating quality (especially of a student's performance)

   "she made good marks in algebra"; "grade A milk"; "what was your score on your homework?"

   Synonyms:
   course, ground level, scotch, marking, grad, mug, sucker, tier, target, crisscross, musical score, fall guy, sign, level, brand, grade, form, chump, mark, stigma, grievance, stain, home run, gradation, scratch, class, degree, gull, sexual conquest, patsy, grudge, fool, marker, scrape, cross, print, scar, bell ringer, bull's eye, account, soft touch

2. score, musical scorenoun

   a written form of a musical composition; parts for different instruments appear on separate staves on large pages

   "he studied the score of the sonata"

   Synonyms:
   account, sexual conquest, grade, grievance, musical score, grudge, mark, scotch

3. scorenoun

   a number that expresses the accomplishment of a team or an individual in a game or contest

   "the score was 7 to 0"

   Synonyms:
   account, sexual conquest, grade, grievance, musical score, grudge, mark, scotch

4. scorenoun

   a set of twenty members

   "a score were sent out but only one returned"

   Synonyms:
   account, sexual conquest, grade, grievance, musical score, grudge, mark, scotch

5. score, accountnoun

   grounds

   "don't do it on my account"; "the paper was rejected on account of its length"; "he tried to blame the victim but his success on that score was doubtful"

   Synonyms:
   chronicle, invoice, grade, mark, business relationship, sexual conquest, account statement, bill, explanation, grievance, news report, write up, accounting, story, grudge, scotch, musical score, account, history, report

6. scorenoun

   the facts about an actual situation

   "he didn't know the score"

   Synonyms:
   account, sexual conquest, grade, grievance, musical score, grudge, mark, scotch

7. scorenoun

   an amount due (as at a restaurant or bar)

   "add it to my score and I'll settle later"

   Synonyms:
   account, sexual conquest, grade, grievance, musical score, grudge, mark, scotch

8. score, scotchnoun

   a slight surface cut (especially a notch that is made to keep a tally)

   Synonyms:
   account, sexual conquest, grade, malt whisky, grievance, musical score, malt whiskey, grudge, mark, scotch

9. grudge, score, grievancenoun

   a resentment strong enough to justify retaliation

   "holding a grudge"; "settling a score"

   Synonyms:
   account, sexual conquest, grade, grievance, musical score, grudge, mark, scotch

10. scorenoun

    the act of scoring in a game or sport

    "the winning score came with less than a minute left to play"

    Synonyms:
    account, sexual conquest, grade, grievance, musical score, grudge, mark, scotch

11. sexual conquest, scoreverb

    a seduction culminating in sexual intercourse

    "calling his seduction of the girl a `score' was a typical example of male slang"

    Synonyms:
    account, grade, grudge, musical score, grievance, scotch, mark, sexual conquest

12. score, hit, tally, rack upverb

    gain points in a game

    "The home team scored many times"; "He hit a home run"; "He hit .300 in the past season"

    Synonyms:
    tot, shoot, whip, dispatch, tote up, mark, sum up, hit, arrive at, add, attain, seduce, match, nock, fit, add up, strike, sum, make, polish off, grade, agree, collide with, gain, tot up, mop up, off, impinge on, chalk up, run into, stumble, worst, slay, gibe, murder, rack up, tally, reach, correspond, come to, add together, jibe, total, summate, pip, bump off, remove, check

13. score, nock, markverb

    make small marks into the surface of

    "score the clay before firing it"

    Synonyms:
    distinguish, pit, mark, commemorate, pock, hit, rack up, seduce, label, tick, nock, differentiate, strike out, notice, punctuate, make, brand, grade, check off, cross off, stigmatize, note, strike off, mark off, tally, denounce, tag, scar, stigmatise, set, tick off, cross out, check

14. score, markverb

    make underscoring marks

    Synonyms:
    distinguish, pit, mark, commemorate, pock, hit, rack up, seduce, label, tick, nock, differentiate, strike out, notice, punctuate, make, brand, grade, check off, cross off, stigmatize, note, strike off, mark off, tally, denounce, tag, scar, stigmatise, set, tick off, cross out, check

15. scoreverb

    write a musical score for

    Synonyms:
    nock, grade, rack up, tally, seduce, make, hit, mark

16. seduce, score, makeverb

    induce to have sex

    "Harry finally seduced Sally"; "Did you score last night?"; "Harry made Sally"

    Synonyms:
    urinate, earn, create, take in, pass water, relieve oneself, lay down, pull in, progress to, attain, get, stool, make up, hit, rack up, cook, cause, make, fix, establish, seduce, defecate, shit, take a shit, wee, nock, reach, take, have, pee-pee, arrive at, stimulate, pee, get to, construct, grade, throw, form, gain, micturate, mark, spend a penny, realise, work, do, give, crap, take a leak, induce, hold, puddle, clear, make water, prepare, piss, produce, nominate, wee-wee, ready, tally, name, take a crap, draw, bring in, make believe, constitute, realize, piddle, pretend, ca-ca, build

17. scoreverb

    get a certain number or letter indicating quality or performance

    "She scored high on the SAT"; "He scored a 200"

    Synonyms:
    nock, grade, rack up, tally, seduce, make, hit, mark

18. grade, score, markverb

    assign a grade or rank to, according to one's evaluation

    "grade tests"; "score the SAT essays"; "mark homework"

    Synonyms:
    cross out, pit, stigmatise, rank, mark, commemorate, pock, hit, rack up, range, seduce, tick, nock, differentiate, place, strike out, notice, punctuate, make, brand, grade, check off, cross off, stigmatize, strike off, mark off, distinguish, tally, denounce, rate, tag, scar, label, set, order, tick off, note, check

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1. scorenoun

   Synonyms:
   tally, account, notch, incision, motive, account, reason, sake, consideration, behalf, line, groove, twenty

2. scoreverb

   Synonyms:
   notch, scratch, cut, record, enter

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1. score

   Synonyms:
   Health legislation Economic impact report

Editors ContributionRate these antonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. librettonoun

   if a libretto is the words to an opera, the other part or opposite part of the opera would be the musical score, the musical notation for the supporting music

   Submitted by jmop7 on March 28, 2023  

How to use score in a sentence?

1. Matt Schulz:

   One of the best ways to improve your credit score is to fix mistakes on your credit report, people would be surprised how often mistakes happen.

2. Nathan MacKinnon:

   Cale is always a stud, he's been setting up a lot of guys. It was nice to see him score a few tonight.

3. Patrick Mahomes:

   To be in this moment, in this game, against that team, to make a play to walk off a game at Kansas City, I'll remember this game for the rest of my life, it was definitely special to win a game like this at Kansas City. Obviously, Super Bowl was probably number one for me, but this one is right up there. To be able to come back a couple of times, get points when we needed to get points, score touchdowns, get in field goal range, I'll remember it forever.

4. Rory McIlroy:

   I need a fast start tomorrow to have a chance, it depends too on what the guys ahead of me do. I need some help. But the greens have been firmer every day. So a low score is higher than it was.

5. Billy Madison:

   Billy Hey I'm trying to score points with the teacher today. DON'T SCREW IT UP. 3rd Grader I dare you to touch her boobs. Billy Touch her boobs That's assault brotha...... Ya double dare me

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