What are the antonyms for AUSTERITY?
- mildness, extravagance, luxuriousness, spending, gentility, informality, elaborateness, meekness, blandness, kindness, indulgence, calmness, unimportance.
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Synonyms for AUSTERITY
- precision,
- misfortune,
- bad luck,
- gdp,
- formalness,
- severity,
- affliction,
- prejudice,
- Spartanism,
- simpleness,
- savagery,
- mercilessness,
- roughness,
- Rigorism,
- rigour,
- overheat,
- stiffness,
- net domestic product,
- oppressiveness,
- virulence,
- frankness,
- gruffness,
- matter-of-factness,
- fastidiousness,
- asceticism,
- rigid,
- toughness,
- Agronomics,
- depression,
- acerbity,
- sternness,
- homespun,
- cant,
- leading economic indicator,
- formalism,
- harshness,
- economicalness,
- turndown,
- credit crunch,
- self-discipline,
- extremity,
- conservation,
- exiguity,
- global economy,
- carefulness,
- frugalness,
- correct,
- acrimony,
- austere,
- repentance,
- stagflation,
- inexorableness,
- rugged,
- grim,
- Inclemencies,
- calm,
- strict,
- inflation,
- churlish,
- stinginess,
- Spinosity,
- plainness,
- chariness,
- dryness,
- Scrimping,
- clarity,
- straightforwardness,
- falsehood,
- pious fraud,
- Precisianism,
- fortitude,
- traditionalism,
- coldness,
- monasticism,
- directness,
- gnp,
- rue,
- savageness,
- brutal,
- recession,
- difficult,
- jejunity,
- national product,
- seriousness,
- belt-tightening,
- brutality,
- money supply,
- acridity,
- downswing,
- crusty,
- vicissitude,
- patience,
- slenderness,
- correctness,
- cheapness,
- edge,
- teetotalism,
- parsimony,
- globalization,
- thriftiness,
- ruthlessness,
- niggardliness,
- prosaicness,
- determination,
- acuteness,
- tightness,
- resignation,
- quantitative easing,
- bleakness,
- exigency,
- management,
- unsavoriness,
- nasty,
- meticulousness,
- cold-bloodedness,
- austerity,
- economy,
- candour,
- nonindulgence,
- celibacy,
- abstinence,
- forehandedness,
- self-mortification,
- industry,
- NDP,
- common speech,
- conventionalisms,
- self-denial,
- thinness,
- hyperinflation,
- slightness,
- boom and bust,
- lip service,
- suffering,
- imperturbability,
- pettiness,
- political economy,
- capitalist,
- exactness,
- crystallinity,
- economic planning,
- discipline,
- rusticism,
- paltriness,
- lip devotion,
- poorhouse,
- naturalness,
- sobriety,
- prudence,
- meanness,
- chilliness,
- slimness,
- tough luck,
- refinement,
- tough break,
- tyranny,
- unhappiness,
- deprivation,
- consumer confidence,
- household words,
- smart growth,
- pitilessness,
- despotism,
- moroseness,
- obstinacy,
- unpleasant,
- ruggedness,
- innocence,
- arrogance,
- voluntary poverty,
- frigidity,
- want,
- penury,
- poverty trap,
- Sabbatism,
- poverty line,
- singleness,
- starkness,
- slump,
- dourness,
- gruff,
- Churlishness,
- sparingness,
- severe,
- moral integrity,
- relentless,
- national debt,
- narrowness,
- fatalism,
- uptrend,
- prosiness,
- moderation,
- the purse strings,
- rigidity,
- demandingness,
- openness,
- gross national product,
- Abusiveness,
- hypocrisy,
- temperance,
- hard,
- Economist,
- gutter,
- zero growth,
- Monachism,
- judiciousness,
- unadorned,
- unaffectedness,
- pietism,
- aloes,
- spareness,
- gross domestic product,
- Ungentleness,
- formality,
- exiguousness,
- misery,
- astringence,
- scantness,
- stern,
- baldness,
- unflappability,
- distress,
- blue laws,
- unsophistication,
- Nephalism,
- acerbic,
- austerity program,
- false economy,
- rigorous,
- literalness,
- sober-mindedness,
- the poorhouse,
- disinflation,
- solemnity,
- modesty,
- harsh,
- perversity,
- cruelty,
- preciseness,
- uncompromisingness,
- inhumanity,
- abruptness,
- artlessness,
- relentlessness,
- Captiousness,
- finance,
- sour,
- scantiness,
- puritanism,
- aloofness,
- rude,
- gravitas,
- regimentation,
- privation,
- sickness,
- Marah,
- supply and demand,
- astringency,
- beastliness,
- keenness,
- tough,
- brusqueness,
- sparseness,
- shrewd,
- chasteness,
- poverty,
- Amaritude,
- Flintiness,
- chastity,
- tartness,
- bareness,
- sullen,
- growth,
- difficulty,
- wealth creation,
- continence,
- soberness,
- Eremitism,
- economic indicator,
- solemn,
- abnegation,
- world economy,
- asperity,
- sector,
- easy,
- restraint,
- trouble,
- sanctimoniousness,
- quassia,
- Misdevotion,
- parsimoniousness,
- self-control,
- indifference,
- lip reverence,
- authoritarianism,
- wrapper,
- inflexibility,
- oppression,
- flagellation,
- anchoritism,
- crudeness,
- grimness,
- miserliness,
- rigor,
- dollar,
- abstemiousness,
- Economizing,
- smallness,
- ascesis,
- boom,
- meagerness,
- uphill battle,
- bigotry,
- conventionalism,
- longanimity,
- briskness,
- anchoritic monasticism,
- precise,
- considerateness,
- hardness,
- simple living,
- primitiveness,
- austereness,
- obdurateness,
- causticity,
- simplicity,
- purity,
- Austerities,
- stringency,
- stringent,
- thrift,
- inflationary spiral,
- leanness,
- forbearance,
- frostiness,
- rotten luck,
- spiky,
- visitation,
- mordancy,
- coolness,
- national income,
- skimpiness,
- rigorousness,
- ADJ,
- intense,
- self-possession,
- candor,
- sharpness,
- explosiveness,
- gravity,
- buoyancy,
- inexorability,
- bluntness,
- subsistence,
- sanctimony,
- crispness,
- destitution,
- Pharisaism,
- strictness,
- stoicism,
- mortification,
- cynicism,
- economics,
- puniness,
- Sabbatarianism,
- market forces,
- plain words,
- net national product,
- NNP,
- deflation,
- adversity,
- punctiliousness,
- forbiddingness,
- intensity,
- thrifty,
- husbandry,
- yoga,
- vernacular,
- downturn,
- good management,
- inclemency,
- providence,
- reflate,
- frugality,
- sacerdotalism,
- maceration,
- exactingness,
- moderateness,
- care,
- odium theologicum,
- slim pickings,
- terseness,
- ferociousness,
- scrawniness,
- unadornment,
- Canniness,
- the First World,
- subsistence level,
- globalisation,
- fasting,
- self-deprivation,
- jejuneness,
- stagnation,
- punctilio,
- hardship,
- firmness,
- plain speech,
- obduracy,
- cruel,
- economic cycle.
Usage Examples for AUSTERITY
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He has always had a reputation for pride and austerity, for being just before he would let himself be generous; and it may be that to one of his nature, a wild whim like yours- You think of him as he was before we met, not as he is now, if you fancy he could be hard with a woman he really loved, said Virginia, eagerly. - "The Princess Virginia" by C. N. Williamson A. M. Williamson
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The men of wit and learning who surrounded the Magnificent were not remarkable for piety or moral austerity. - "The Life of Michelangelo Buonarroti" by John Addington Symonds
