magnate

The word “magnate” has 2 syllables: mag-nate

It's pronounced as /ˈmæɡ.neɪt/


What is synonym and antonym for magnate?

In the thesaurus, “magnate” has 9 synonyms and 4 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for magnate

  • aristocrat
  • baron
  • capitalist
  • czar
  • financier
  • king
  • merchant
  • mogul
  • tycoon

Antonyms for magnate

Meanings of magnate

  • noun
    1. Powerful industrialist; captain of industry.
    2. A person of rank, influence or distinction in any sphere.

Example Sentences

  • As a real estate magnate, he controlled vast portions of the city's property market.
  • The oil magnate wielded significant influence over global energy policies.
  • She started her career as a humble clerk and eventually rose to become a media magnate.
  • The tech magnate invested heavily in cutting-edge research and development projects.
  • The shipping magnate expanded his fleet, dominating maritime trade routes across the oceans.

On this page you'll find 13 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to magnate, such as: aristocrat, baron, capitalist, czar, financier, half-pint, king.

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

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magnifico

  • aristocrat
  • baroque
  • beautiful
  • blue blood
  • bright
  • brilliant
  • dazzling
  • elegant
  • emperor
  • gentlefolks
  • glittering
  • gorgeous
  • grand
  • imposing
  • impressive
  • lavish
  • lustrous
  • magnate
  • magnificent
  • marvelous
  • mogul
  • nabob
  • ornate
  • patrician
  • rich
  • socialite
  • splashy
  • sumptuous
  • superb

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magnificos

  • aristocrat
  • baroque
  • beautiful
  • blue blood
  • bright
  • brilliant
  • dazzling
  • elegant
  • emperor
  • glittering
  • gorgeous
  • grand
  • imposing
  • impressive
  • lavish
  • lustrous
  • magnates
  • magnificent
  • marvelous
  • moguls
  • nabobs
  • ornate
  • patrician
  • rich
  • splashy
  • sumptuous
  • superb

nabob


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