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• Most second-best

  Synonyms for most second-best adj mediocre crummy inferior below par cheap deficient inadequate poor rotten shabby shoddy substandard unacceptable unsatisfactory low-grade second-class second-best Antonyms for most second-best excellent first-rate superior

• Most second-class

  Synonyms for second-rate/second-class adj inferior, cheap common commonplace hack mean mediocre poor shoddy substandard tacky tawdry déclassé low-grade low-quality cheap and dirty Antonyms for most second-class excellent first-class first-rate wonderful great superior Synonyms adj inferior average bad base common déclassé fair good-for-nothing hack imperfect indifferent junk lemon lousy low-grade low-quality mean mediocre middling ordinary paltry […]

• Most second-fiddle

  Synonyms for most second-fiddle adj less in rank, importance lesser secondary lower bottom less minus second subordinate subsidiary peon menial junior minor nether smaller subjacent under underneath back seat bottom-rung entry-level second-banana second-fiddle second-string Antonyms for most second-fiddle chief extraordinary first-class first-rate foremost superior important major necessary best better Synonyms adj inferior, secondary minor insignificant […]

• Most second-nature

  Synonyms for most second-nature adj reflex, automatic ingrained innate intuitive impulsive inherent natural visceral spontaneous accustomed congenital habitual inborn instinctual intrinsic involuntary knee-jerk mechanical native normal regular rooted typical unlearned unpremeditated unthinking intuitional second-nature unmeditated unprompted by seat of one’s pants Antonyms for most second-nature extrinsic learned deliberate sensible acquired conscious meditated reasonable Synonyms adj […]

• Most second-hand

  Synonyms for most second-hand adj previously owned secondhand used worn not new passed down previously owned reach-me-down second-hand Synonyms adj derivative dependent subsidiary resultant auxiliary subordinate borrowed consequent developed eventual indirect proximate subsequent vicarious derivational derived derivate resulting second-hand Antonyms chief first-class first-rate primary important necessary superior causative source

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