khan

The word “khan” has 1 syllable: khan

It's pronounced as /kɑːn/


What is synonym and antonym for khan?

In the thesaurus, “khan” has 74 synonyms and 2 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for khan

  • Big Brother
  • Caesar
  • ameer
  • amir
  • authoritarian
  • autocrat
  • baron
  • baroness
  • caesar
  • caliph
  • contessa
  • coruler
  • count
  • countess
  • crowned head
  • czar
  • czarina
  • dame
  • despot
  • dictator
  • duchess
  • duke
  • dynast
  • emir
  • emperor
  • empress
  • fuehrer
  • gerent
  • hostelry
  • hotel
  • imperator
  • inn
  • kaiser
  • khedive
  • king
  • lady
  • lodge
  • lord
  • magnate
  • maharajah
  • maharani
  • majesty
  • mikado
  • mogul
  • monarch
  • monocrat
  • oligarch
  • overlord
  • paramount
  • pasha
  • pharaoh
  • potentate
  • prince
  • princess
  • queen
  • rajah
  • rani
  • rex
  • royal
  • ruler
  • satrap
  • serai
  • shah
  • sovereign
  • sovran
  • sultan
  • sultana
  • suzerain
  • tsar
  • tsarina
  • tycoon
  • tyrant
  • tzar
  • tzarina

Antonyms for khan

  • commoner
  • subject

Meanings of khan

  • noun
    1. A ruler over various Turkish, Tatar and Mongol peoples in the Middle Ages.
    2. An Ottoman sultan.
    3. A noble or man of rank in various Muslim countries of Central Asia, including Afghanistan.
    4. A caravanserai; a resting-place for a travelling caravan.

Example Sentences

  • Khan ruled over vast territories during his reign as a powerful emperor.
  • The nomadic tribes looked to their khan for leadership and guidance.
  • Genghis Khan is remembered as one of history's most formidable conquerors.
  • The ancient khan provided shelter and rest for weary travelers along the Silk Road.
  • The title of khan conveyed authority and respect in many Central Asian cultures.

On this page you'll find 76 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to khan, such as: Big Brother, Caesar, ameer, amir, authoritarian, autocrat, baron.

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

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  • assume
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  • man-made
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  • mimic
  • mincing
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  • mountebank
  • nonfunctioning
  • operator
  • ornamental
  • overacted
  • overdone
  • overrefined
  • pat
  • pharisaical
  • phoney
  • phoney-baloney
  • phony
  • phony-baloney
  • pinchbeck
  • pious
  • plagiarize
  • plant
  • plastic
  • play
  • playact
  • pose
  • poseur
  • premeditated
  • pretend
  • pretended
  • pretender
  • pretense
  • process
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  • pump-fake
  • put on
  • put on an act
  • put-on
  • quack
  • quacksalver
  • queer
  • reduplicate
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  • reproduction
  • rigid
  • ringer
  • sanctimonious
  • scam
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  • self-righteous
  • sham
  • sharper
  • sharpie
  • sharpy
  • shoddy
  • sidestep
  • simon-pure
  • simpering
  • simulate
  • simulated
  • simulation
  • skinner
  • sleight
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  • snide
  • spoof
  • spurious
  • stiff
  • strained
  • studied
  • stutter-step
  • stylized
  • substitute
  • superficial
  • swindle
  • swindler
  • synthetic
  • theatric
  • theatrical
  • tongue-in-cheek
  • trick
  • trickster
  • two-faced
  • unauthentic
  • unctuous
  • unnatural
  • unreal
  • unrealistic
  • untruthful
  • wooden

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  • allurement
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  • bait
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  • boost
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  • commish
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  • cumshaw
  • decoy
  • encouragement
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