What are the antonyms for VICISSITUDE?
- ease, steadiness, calm, habit, peace, stability, fixity, gain, persistence, similarity, unchangeableness, firmness, blessing, continuance, uniformity, pleasure, ordinariness, contentment, easiness, profit, tradition, fixedness, permanence, invariability, assistance, identity, benefit, old hat, inaction, old, calmness, good, stagnation, satisfaction, miracle, rut, custom, advantage, constancy, favor.
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Synonyms for VICISSITUDE
- set back,
- contraption,
- barter,
- turnaround,
- weight,
- newness,
- labor,
- vicissitudes,
- inconvenience,
- modernities,
- troubles,
- anomaly,
- persecution,
- Seesawing,
- remodeling,
- hard knocks,
- crisis,
- calamity,
- changing,
- choke point,
- stress,
- requirements,
- frustration,
- strife,
- permutation,
- pressure,
- introduction,
- deviant,
- constraint,
- complication,
- switchover,
- turn,
- blight,
- transposition,
- renewal,
- push,
- hot water,
- alternation,
- compulsion,
- pressingness,
- crazy*,
- Exigencies,
- refinement,
- need,
- innovativeness,
- form,
- harassment,
- punctiliousness,
- climax,
- unfamiliarity,
- modernizations,
- hangup,
- travail,
- Inclemencies,
- poverty,
- austerity,
- maze,
- necessity,
- shuffling,
- torment,
- catastrophe,
- criticalness,
- conversion,
- charge,
- millstone,
- weirds,
- hardness,
- impasse,
- demandingness,
- strain,
- departure,
- perplexity,
- clutch*,
- metamorphosis,
- disincentive,
- toil,
- oppression,
- accident,
- transmogrification,
- Disincentives,
- pass,
- concatenation of events,
- latest thing,
- ins and outs,
- struggle,
- affliction,
- hole,
- revise,
- quandary,
- distortion,
- oscillation,
- to do,
- reverse,
- tribulation,
- mobility,
- bother,
- vicious circle,
- deviants,
- conventionalism,
- hard life,
- meander,
- aggravation,
- misery,
- obduracy,
- drag*,
- last word,
- Difficulties,
- unholy mess,
- depression,
- defeat,
- innovation,
- change,
- chain reaction,
- purpose,
- fluctuation,
- crossroad,
- TODO,
- predicament,
- asperity,
- predicaments,
- rout,
- variance,
- modernism,
- cross,
- Cross-road,
- tough break,
- shifting,
- visitation,
- hazard,
- plight,
- squeeze,
- heavy sledding,
- fluctuations,
- peril,
- severity,
- revision,
- occasion,
- preciseness,
- straits,
- tough luck,
- indigence,
- difficulty,
- oddball,
- extremity,
- transformations,
- alternate,
- hang up,
- zero hour,
- irresolution,
- soup,
- trouble,
- curse,
- flux,
- renewing,
- contrasts,
- pinch*,
- needfulness,
- adversity,
- dilemma,
- obstacle,
- acuteness,
- Teetering,
- novelty,
- wrinkle,
- herculean task,
- manner,
- duress,
- can of worms,
- throe,
- drudgery,
- difference,
- Monthly Courses,
- ramification,
- diversification,
- case,
- alternating,
- discouragement,
- uphill battle,
- urgency,
- variability,
- transubstantiation,
- disaster,
- requirement,
- sorrow,
- meltdown,
- grievance,
- mid-course correction,
- severe test,
- revolution,
- downer,
- oddity,
- imbroglio,
- inconstancy,
- variety,
- retouch,
- discomfort,
- wavering,
- notion,
- chop and change,
- contraction,
- hardcase,
- quality,
- variation,
- responsibility,
- evolution,
- deviation,
- wonts,
- crunch,
- scrape*,
- teeter-tottering,
- adverse circumstances,
- compression,
- cutting edge*,
- rainy day,
- strangeness,
- distress,
- sport*,
- development,
- origination,
- grief,
- irritation,
- shift,
- conventionalisms,
- cross to bear,
- sport,
- imperativeness,
- traditionalism,
- bafflement,
- exchange,
- anxiety,
- mutant,
- reversal,
- soups,
- turning point*,
- variations,
- washout,
- uncertainty,
- original,
- transfiguration,
- worry,
- alteration,
- modulation,
- turnovers,
- puzzle,
- modernization,
- uniqueness,
- Uncertainties,
- trial,
- Newfangledness,
- bummer,
- vacillation,
- privation,
- leading edge,
- trying time,
- holy mess,
- wont,
- transformation,
- modification,
- disappointment,
- diversity,
- tension,
- modernisms,
- annoyance,
- contingency,
- ups and downs,
- misfortune,
- changeability,
- regeneration,
- a hard nut to crack,
- changeableness,
- fatigue,
- jam*,
- recentness,
- turning point,
- pickle,
- mess,
- ticklish spot,
- tottering,
- vale of tears,
- meltdowns,
- ado,
- dernier cri,
- flip-flop,
- versatility,
- mischance,
- alternative,
- mutability,
- bad luck,
- reconstruction,
- about-face,
- addition,
- mishap,
- exigency,
- jam,
- hard time,
- rigour,
- novelties,
- changes,
- rough go,
- rotten luck,
- crazies,
- meticulousness,
- newfangled contraption,
- setback,
- adjustment,
- transition,
- adventure,
- rigor,
- hard times,
- advance,
- surprise,
- danger,
- obstacles,
- juncture,
- large order,
- switch,
- brand,
- cross-roads,
- weird*,
- bar,
- instability,
- progression,
- freshness,
- scrape,
- strait,
- inclemency,
- creation,
- easy,
- transmutation,
- tempering,
- correction,
- hardship,
- care,
- mutation,
- fashion,
- calvary,
- problem,
- pinch,
- surrogate,
- embarrassment,
- unpredictability,
- injury,
- to-do,
- break,
- destitution,
- modernity,
- misadventure,
- vicissitude,
- tall order ticklish spot tight situation trouble,
- chain of circumstances,
- suffering,
- fix,
- emergency,
- turnover,
- want.
Usage Examples for VICISSITUDE
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A book which describes a set of characters varied and so attractive as the more prominent figures in this romance, and a book so full of life, vicissitude, and peril, should be welcomed by every discreet novel reader. - "The English Novel in the Time of Shakespeare" by J. J. Jusserand
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Apart from any distinctions of social or intellectual superiority, of caste, color, nationality, or location in either hemisphere, it appears to have been the aboriginal possession of every people in antiquity- the elastic girdle, so to say, which embraced the most widely separated heathen communities- the most significant token of a universal brotherhood, to which all the families of mankind were severally and irresistibly drawn, and by which their common descent was emphatically expressed, or by means of which each and all preserved, amid every vicissitude of fortune, a knowledge of the primeval happiness and dignity of their species. - "The Antediluvian World" by Ignatius Donnelly
