South Synonyms and Antonyms

south
The southern states that seceded from the United States in 1861
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. confederacy
  2. dixie
  3. dixieland
  4. the Sunny South
  5. South Atlantic States
  6. the Old South
  7. Pre-Civil War South
  8. Southern United States
  9. the New South
  10. the Deep South
  11. territory south of the Mason-Dixon line
  12. cotton belt
  13. tobacco states
  14. sunbelt
  15. bible-belt
  16. down-south
  17. Confederate States
  18. southland
  19. confederate-states-of-america
Situated to the south
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
  1. southern
  2. southward
  3. on the south side of
  4. in the south
  5. toward the equator
  6. southmost
  7. southernmost
  8. toward the south pole
  9. southerly
  10. austral
  11. tropical
  12. equatorial
  13. in the torrid zone
Moving south
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
  1. southward
  2. to the south
  3. southbound
  4. headed south
  5. southerly
  6. in a southerly direction
  7. toward the equator
Coming from the south
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
  1. headed north
  2. northbound
  3. out of the south
  4. from the south
  5. toward the North Pole
Antonyms:
  1. north
The cardinal compass point that is at 180 degrees
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. southland
  2. southern section
  3. southern region
  4. tropics
  5. tropical region
  6. equatorial region
  7. south-pole
  8. southern-hemisphere
  9. south arctic region
  10. the Sunny South
  11. South Atlantic States
  12. the Old South
  13. Pre-Civil War South
  14. Southern United States
  15. the New South
  16. the Deep South
  17. due south
  18. territory south of the Mason-Dixon line
  19. cotton belt
  20. tobacco states
  21. sunbelt
  22. bible-belt
  23. down-south
  24. dixie
  25. dixieland
  26. southward
  27. s
In a southern direction
(Adverb)
Synonyms:
  1. to the south
  2. southwardly
  3. in the south
  4. southwards

Words Related to South

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