hail

The word “hail” has 1 syllable: hail

It's pronounced as /heɪl/


What is synonym and antonym for hail?

In the thesaurus, “hail” has 154 synonyms and 53 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for hail

  • acclaim
  • accost
  • accredit
  • acknowledge
  • address
  • adulate
  • applaud
  • approve
  • ask
  • assemble
  • avalanche
  • ballyhoo
  • barrage
  • batter
  • be a native of
  • be born in
  • beat down upon
  • beckon
  • begin
  • belaud
  • bid
  • blitz
  • blitzkrieg
  • bombard
  • bombardment
  • bravo
  • broadside
  • burst
  • buzz
  • call
  • call out
  • call up
  • cannonade
  • cataclysm
  • cataract
  • celebrate
  • cheer
  • cite
  • claim as birthplace
  • clap
  • command
  • commend
  • compliment
  • convene
  • convoke
  • crack up
  • current
  • deify
  • deluge
  • demand
  • discharge
  • distance
  • drumbeat
  • drumfire
  • earful
  • earshot
  • emblazon
  • endorse
  • engulfment
  • eruption
  • eulogize
  • exalt
  • excess
  • extol
  • extoll
  • favor
  • flag
  • flag down
  • flatter
  • flood
  • flood tide
  • flurry
  • flush
  • fusillade
  • glorify
  • glut
  • greet
  • gush
  • hailstorm
  • hear it for
  • hearing
  • hello
  • holler
  • idolize
  • indorse
  • inundation
  • invite
  • invoke
  • knell
  • kudize
  • laud
  • magnify
  • muster
  • order
  • outbreak
  • outburst
  • outflow
  • outpouring
  • overabundance
  • overage
  • overflow
  • overkill
  • overmuch
  • overpraise
  • oversupply
  • page
  • pelt
  • pelting
  • praise
  • rain
  • rash
  • recognize
  • recommend
  • request
  • requisition
  • ring
  • river
  • root for
  • rush
  • salute
  • salvo
  • send for
  • shoulder
  • shout
  • shower
  • sight
  • signal
  • sing
  • sing out
  • sound
  • spate
  • speak to
  • storm
  • stream
  • subpoena
  • summon
  • superabundance
  • superfluity
  • support
  • surfeit
  • surge
  • surplus
  • tide
  • torrent
  • tout
  • volley
  • volume
  • wave down
  • welcome
  • whistle
  • whistle down
  • whistle for
  • yawp
  • yoo-hoo

Antonyms for hail

  • admonish
  • banish
  • belittle
  • blame
  • cast out
  • castigate
  • censure
  • chide
  • condemn
  • criticize
  • debase
  • denounce
  • disapprove
  • discommend
  • discourage
  • disdain
  • dishonor
  • dismiss
  • disparage
  • dissuade
  • dribble
  • drip
  • eject
  • excoriate
  • expel
  • humiliate
  • keelhaul
  • kick out
  • knock
  • lambast
  • lambaste
  • oust
  • out
  • pan
  • put down
  • rebuke
  • refuse
  • reprehend
  • reprimand
  • reproach
  • reprobate
  • reprove
  • rout
  • run off
  • skewer
  • slag
  • slam
  • slight
  • throw out
  • trickle
  • turn away
  • vilify
  • whisper

Meanings of hail

  • noun
    1. Balls or pieces of ice falling as precipitation, often in connection with a thunderstorm.
  • verb
    1. Of hail, to fall from the sky.
    2. To send or release hail.
    3. To pour down in rapid succession.
    4. To greet; give salutation to; salute.
    5. To name; to designate; to call.
    6. To call out loudly in order to gain the attention of.
    7. To signal in order to initiate communication with.
  • adjective
    1. Healthy, whole, safe.

Example Sentences

  • Hail pounded against the windows during the intense storm.
  • The villagers rejoiced as they saw the first signs of spring after a long winter of hail and snow.
  • The brave captain steered the ship through the treacherous waters, undaunted by the fierce hail.
  • Hail is often a harbinger of severe weather conditions such as thunderstorms.
  • The travelers sought refuge under the sturdy oak tree as the hail began to fall from the darkening sky.

On this page you'll find 207 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to hail, such as: acclaim, accost, accredit, acknowledge, address, admonish, adulate.

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

Related Words

acclamations

halloo

hail-fellow-well-met

  • abetter
  • abettor
  • accomplice
  • adherent
  • adoring
  • affable
  • affectionate
  • agreeable
  • ally
  • amicable
  • amigo
  • approachable
  • backer
  • benefactor
  • bonhomous
  • brotherly
  • buddy
  • buddy-buddy
  • chum
  • chummy
  • close
  • clubby
  • collaborator
  • colleague
  • collegial
  • compadre
  • companionable
  • comrade
  • comradely
  • confederate
  • convivial
  • cordial
  • crony
  • devoted
  • disciple
  • exponent
  • extraverted
  • extroverted
  • familiar
  • fellow
  • folksy
  • follower
  • fond
  • fraternal
  • friend
  • friendly
  • genial
  • good-natured
  • good-tempered
  • gracious
  • gregarious
  • hail-fellow
  • hearty
  • hobnobber
  • hospitable
  • intimate
  • jolly
  • jovial
  • lovesome
  • loving
  • mate
  • matey
  • merry
  • musketeer
  • neighborly
  • nice
  • outgoing
  • pal
  • palsy
  • palsy-walsy
  • partner
  • sisterly
  • sociable
  • social
  • supporter
  • sweet
  • sympathizer
  • tender
  • tenderhearted
  • warm
  • warmhearted
  • well-wisher

salvo

  • avalanche
  • barrage
  • blitz
  • blitzkrieg
  • bombardment
  • broadside
  • burst
  • cannonade
  • cataclysm
  • cataract
  • current
  • deluge
  • discharge
  • drumbeat
  • drumfire
  • earful
  • engulfment
  • excess
  • flood
  • flood tide
  • flurry
  • flush
  • fusillade
  • glut
  • gunfire
  • gush
  • hail
  • inundation
  • outburst
  • outflow
  • outpouring
  • overabundance
  • overage
  • overflow
  • overkill
  • overmuch
  • oversupply
  • rash
  • river
  • shower
  • spate
  • storm
  • stream
  • superabundance
  • superfluity
  • surfeit
  • surge
  • surplus
  • tide
  • torrent
  • volley

call upon

  • acquaint
  • adjure
  • administer
  • admonish
  • advance
  • advise
  • advocate
  • announce
  • appeal
  • apply
  • appoint
  • apprise
  • arouse
  • ask
  • ask alms
  • assemble
  • assert oneself
  • authorize
  • ban
  • bank on
  • bar
  • beckon
  • beep
  • beg
  • benefit
  • beseech
  • besiege
  • bewitch
  • bid
  • bite
  • blow in
  • bludge
  • boss
  • brace
  • break the news
  • bum
  • burn
  • buzz
  • cadge
  • calculate
  • call
  • call back
  • call for
  • call forth
  • call in
  • call into action
  • call on
  • call the shots
  • call the signals
  • call together
  • captain
  • care for
  • carry on
  • cause
  • caution
  • challenge
  • charge
  • charm
  • check
  • chisel
  • cite
  • claim
  • clamor for
  • clue in
  • coerce
  • come by
  • come over
  • command
  • commit
  • compel
  • concert
  • conduct
  • confess
  • confide
  • conjure
  • constrain
  • contest
  • convene
  • convoke
  • counsel
  • count
  • crave
  • debar
  • declare
  • decree
  • demand
  • depend
  • designate
  • desire
  • dictate
  • dime up
  • direct
  • disburse
  • disclose
  • divulge
  • dominate
  • draft
  • draw on
  • egg on
  • enact
  • enchant
  • encourage
  • engage in
  • engineer
  • enjoin
  • ensorcell
  • entail
  • entrance
  • entreat
  • entrust
  • exact
  • execute
  • exorcise
  • expect
  • explain
  • express
  • fascinate
  • figure on
  • fill in
  • forbid
  • force
  • force upon
  • forewarn
  • freeload
  • gather
  • give directions
  • give facts
  • give orders
  • give out
  • go and see
  • goad
  • govern
  • grant
  • guide
  • hail
  • handle
  • head
  • hit up
  • hold down
  • hustle
  • impart
  • impetrate
  • implore
  • importune
  • impose
  • incite
  • inflict
  • influence
  • inform
  • inhibit
  • insist
  • insist upon
  • instruct
  • interdict
  • intrust
  • invite
  • invoke
  • involve
  • keep posted
  • knock
  • lay down the law
  • lay open
  • leak
  • lean
  • leave word
  • let in on
  • let know
  • let slip
  • level
  • levitate
  • live hand to mouth
  • look for
  • look in on
  • look to
  • look up
  • maintain
  • make known
  • manipulate
  • mark out
  • mendicate
  • mention
  • minister
  • mobilize
  • mooch
  • motion
  • muster
  • nick
  • nickel up
  • notify
  • obligate
  • oblige
  • officiate
  • open up
  • operate
  • ordain
  • order
  • ordinate
  • oversee
  • panhandle
  • pass the hat
  • persuade
  • petition
  • pilot
  • play tricks
  • plead
  • ply
  • pop in
  • postulate
  • pray
  • preach
  • prescribe
  • preside
  • press
  • pressure
  • prick
  • proclaim
  • prod
  • prohibit
  • prompt
  • propel
  • propose
  • proposition
  • push for
  • put before
  • put foot down
  • put in for
  • put the bite on
  • put the touch on
  • question
  • raise
  • rally
  • recall
  • recite
  • reckon
  • reel off
  • refer
  • regulate
  • rely
  • report
  • represent
  • request
  • require
  • requisition
  • resort to
  • restrain
  • reveal
  • ring
  • rouse
  • rule
  • rule out
  • run
  • run the show
  • run-in
  • say
  • score
  • scrounge
  • seek
  • send for
  • set
  • sign
  • signal
  • solicit
  • solicit charity
  • speak
  • spit it out
  • sponge
  • sponge on
  • spur
  • stand on
  • state
  • steer
  • stimulate
  • stop
  • stop by
  • stop in
  • strike
  • submit
  • subpoena
  • sue
  • suggest
  • summon
  • superintend
  • supervise
  • supplicate
  • take
  • take care of
  • take charge
  • take over
  • take the helm
  • take the lead
  • tap
  • task
  • tell
  • toll
  • touch
  • train
  • trust
  • turn up
  • urge
  • use
  • utter
  • voodoo
  • want
  • warn
  • watch
  • watch over
  • wield

Browse the Thesaurus