Antonyms for ultra-ul·tra-

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1. ultra-prefix

   Antonyms:
   infra-

2. ultra-prefix

   ultrasecret

   Antonyms:
   infra-

3. ultra-prefix

   ultraviolet

   Antonyms:
   infra-

4. ultra-prefix

   ultrasonic

   Antonyms:
   infra-

5. ultra-prefix

   ultramicroscopic, ultra-careful

   Antonyms:
   infra-

How to use ultra- in a sentence?

1. Duane Mellor:

   This could mean that it may not be an effect specifically of the ultra-processed foods themselves, but instead reflect the impact of a lower intake of healthier food.

2. Victor Matheson:

   Sports face a long-term problem in that people's living rooms have simply gotten to be too good a place to watch sports, in a world where you can buy a 65-inch TV with ultra high definition for the price of one family outing to an NFL game, that's a problem.

3. Boris Johnson:

   I am not by any means an ultra-eurosceptic. In some ways, I am a bit of a fan of the European Union. If we did not have one, we would invent something like it.

4. Joe Rundle:

   The German economy isn't fully booming. There aren't significant problems, but there are stutters. And if the Volkswagen scandal deepens, then Brand Germany might lose its appeal, they have an artificially weak currency, and monetary policy should remain loose. Weaker data should ultimately mean the ECB maintains ultra-easy monetary policy, which will be good for Germany.

5. Takashi Miwa:

   What’s notable was the BOJ’s cautious price outlook through fiscal 2023, it suggests the BOJ will have no choice but to continue its ultra-loose policy even after Kuroda’s current term ends.

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