Lot Synonyms and Antonyms

lŏt
Destiny
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. fate
  2. destiny
  3. portion
  4. fortune
  5. doom
  6. kismet
  7. predestination
  8. luck
  9. circumstances
A class that is defined by the common attribute or attributes possessed by all its members
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. breed
  2. cast
  3. description
  4. feather
  5. ilk
  6. kind
  7. manner
  8. mold
  9. nature
  10. order
  11. sort
  12. species
  13. stamp
  14. stripe
  15. type
  16. variety
  17. persuasion
A small parcel of land
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. parcel
  2. plot
  3. tract
  4. clearing
  5. allotment
  6. part
  7. bunch
  8. field
  9. plat
  10. portion
  11. division
  12. patch
  13. piece of ground
  14. (colloq.) much
  15. allowance
  16. amount
  17. assortment
  18. batch
  19. block
  20. bundle
  21. chance
  22. set
  23. clump
  24. destiny
  25. apportionment
  26. doom
  27. fate
  28. parking-lot
  29. fortune
  30. piece
  31. group
  32. hazard
  33. plottage
  34. heap
  35. land
  36. acreage
  37. luck
  38. many
  39. number
  40. circle
  41. percentage
  42. quantity
  43. ration
  44. share
  45. band
  46. caboodle
Antonyms:
  1. whole
  2. totality
*A great quantity
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. abundance
  2. plenty
  3. much
  4. pack
  5. large amount
  6. amplitude
  7. considerable amount
  8. plenitude
  9. great numbers
  10. bundle
  11. mass
  12. bunch
  13. cluster
  14. group
  15. mountain
  16. batch
  17. large numbers
  18. many
  19. ever so much
  20. quantities
  21. profusion
  22. enough and to spare
  23. quite a lot
  24. quite-a-bit
  25. wealth
  26. quite a sum
  27. a-good-deal
  28. world
  29. oodles and gobs
  30. a whole bunch
  31. barrel
  32. loads
  33. heaps
  34. zillion
  35. heap
  36. gobs
  37. oodles
  38. associate with
  39. share
  40. unite
  41. peck
  42. choose
  43. pick
  44. pile
  45. elect
  46. power
  47. sight
An indefinite amount or extent
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. deal
  2. quantity

Words Related to Lot

Related words are words that are directly connected to each other through their meaning, even if they are not synonyms or antonyms. This connection may be general or specific, or the words may appear frequently together.

Lot Sentence Examples

  • Certainly she had been under a lot of stress.

  • I just didn't see any point in spending money on new clothes when my old ones still had a lot of wear in them.

  • You've got a lot of spunk, you know that?

  • They looked a lot alike in some ways.

  • You've got a lot of room to talk.

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