Johnny-come-lately

The word “Johnny-come-lately” has 5 syllables: John-ny-come-late-ly

It's pronounced as /ˈdʒɒn.i kəm ˈleɪt.li/


What is synonym and antonym for Johnny-come-lately?

In the thesaurus, “Johnny-come-lately” has 26 synonyms and 20 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for Johnny-come-lately along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for Johnny-come-lately

  • alien
  • amateur
  • arrival
  • beginner
  • blow-in
  • colt
  • follower
  • foreigner
  • greenhorn
  • imitator
  • immigrant
  • incomer
  • late arrival
  • latecomer
  • maverick
  • me-tooer
  • neophyte
  • new kid on the block
  • novice
  • novitiate
  • outsider
  • rookie
  • settler
  • stranger
  • tenderfoot
  • tyro

Antonyms for Johnny-come-lately

Example Sentences

  • The veteran team didn’t appreciate the Johnny-come-lately trying to offer advice.
  • He’s just a Johnny-come-lately in this industry, but he's already making waves.
  • You can't expect to be taken seriously as a Johnny-come-lately in such a competitive field.
  • The seasoned investors scoffed at the Johnny-come-lately who claimed to have all the answers.
  • She might be a Johnny-come-lately, but her fresh perspective is exactly what the company needs.

On this page you'll find 46 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to Johnny-come-lately, such as: alien, amateur, arrival, beginner, bellwether, blow-in, colt.

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

Related Words

latecomer

  • Johnny-come-lately
  • alien
  • arrival
  • beginner
  • blow-in
  • colt
  • crawler
  • dallier
  • dawdler
  • delayer
  • dragger
  • foreigner
  • greenhorn
  • idler
  • immigrant
  • incomer
  • laggard
  • lagger
  • late arrival
  • lazybones
  • lingerer
  • loafer
  • loiterer
  • lounger
  • maverick
  • neophyte
  • new kid on the block
  • novice
  • novitiate
  • outsider
  • plodder
  • procrastinator
  • rookie
  • settler
  • slouch
  • slowpoke
  • slug
  • sluggard
  • snail
  • straggler
  • stranger
  • tenderfoot

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