either

The word “either” has 2 syllables: ei-ther

It's pronounced as /ˈiːðər/


What is synonym and antonym for either?

In the thesaurus, “either” has 33 synonyms and 1 antonym.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for either along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for either

  • additionally
  • again
  • all
  • also
  • any
  • as well
  • besides
  • each
  • each of two
  • every
  • for good measure
  • further
  • furthermore
  • in addition to
  • in the bargain
  • into the bargain
  • likewise
  • more
  • moreover
  • on top of
  • one
  • one of two
  • particular
  • respective
  • several
  • specific
  • then
  • this one
  • to boot
  • too
  • various
  • withal
  • yet

Antonyms for either

  • neither

Meanings of either

  • adverb
    1. (after a negative) As well.
  • pronoun
    1. One or other of two people or things.
    2. Both, each of two or more.
  • conjunction
    1. Introduces the first of two (or occasionally more) options or possibilities, the second (or last) of which is introduced by “or”.

Example Sentences

  • You can either come with us or stay at home.
  • I don't like either of the options presented to me.
  • She didn’t choose either dress for the party.
  • Either you apologize, or we will have to leave.
  • You can have either coffee or tea with your breakfast.

On this page you'll find 34 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to either, such as: additionally, again, all, also, any, as well, besides.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

fain

immaterial

  • aerial
  • airy
  • apparitional
  • asomatous
  • beside the point
  • bodiless
  • celestial
  • dead
  • diaphanous
  • disbodied
  • discarnate
  • disembodied
  • dreamlike
  • dreamy
  • empty
  • ethereal
  • extraneous
  • foreign
  • formless
  • gaseous
  • ghostly
  • gossamery
  • heavenly
  • impalpable
  • impertinent
  • imponderable
  • inane
  • inapplicable
  • inapposite
  • inappropriate
  • inapt
  • incidental
  • inconsequential
  • inconsiderable
  • inconsiderate
  • incorporate
  • incorporeal
  • inessential
  • insensible
  • insignificant
  • insubstantial
  • intangible
  • invisible
  • irrelative
  • irrelevant
  • matter of indifference
  • meaningless
  • metaphysical
  • moot
  • neither here nor there
  • no big deal
  • no never mind
  • nonmaterial
  • nonphysical
  • of no account
  • of no consequence
  • of no importance
  • peripheral
  • pointless
  • psychic
  • psychical
  • senseless
  • shadowy
  • spectral
  • spiritlike
  • spiritual
  • subjective
  • supernatural
  • tangent
  • tangential
  • tenuous
  • thin
  • trifling
  • trivial
  • unbodied
  • unearthly
  • unembodied
  • unfleshly
  • unimportant
  • unnecessary
  • unsubstantial
  • unsuitable
  • unworldly
  • useless
  • vaporous
  • wispish
  • wraithlike

each and every

  • a bit
  • a little
  • all
  • any
  • bar none
  • barring no one
  • complete
  • each
  • either
  • entire
  • every
  • every bit of
  • every single
  • in general
  • part of
  • particular
  • respective
  • several
  • specific
  • sum
  • total
  • totality
  • various
  • whatever
  • whole

negligible

  • Mickey Mouse
  • anonymous
  • chicken
  • de minimis
  • fiddling
  • foolish
  • footling
  • fragile
  • frail
  • frivolous
  • hairsplitting
  • imperceptible
  • inappreciable
  • incidental
  • inconsequential
  • inconsiderable
  • inferior
  • insignificant
  • jerkwater
  • little
  • marginal
  • mean
  • measly
  • minimal
  • minor
  • minute
  • nameless
  • neither here nor there
  • nickel-and-dime
  • niggling
  • nitpicking
  • no-account
  • nominal
  • nugatory
  • obscure
  • off
  • one-horse
  • outside
  • paltry
  • peanut
  • pettifogging
  • petty
  • picayune
  • piddling
  • piddly
  • piffling
  • pimping
  • puny
  • quibbling
  • remote
  • slender
  • slight
  • slim
  • small
  • small-fry
  • small-time
  • tiny
  • trifling
  • trivial
  • two-bit
  • uncelebrated
  • unimportant
  • unknown
  • worthless

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