obit

The word “obit” has 2 syllables: o-bit

It's pronounced as /ˈoʊ.bɪt/


What is synonym and antonym for obit?

In the thesaurus, “obit” has 28 synonyms and 3 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for obit

  • announcement
  • burial
  • cremation
  • death announcement
  • death notice
  • entombment
  • epitaph
  • eulogy
  • exequies
  • funeration
  • hic jacet
  • inhumation
  • inscription
  • interment
  • last rites
  • memorial
  • mortuary tribute
  • necrology
  • obituary
  • obsequies
  • planting
  • register
  • requiem
  • sepulture
  • services
  • solemnities
  • testimonial
  • tribute

Antonyms for obit

  • baptism
  • birth announcement
  • christening

Meanings of obit

  • noun
    1. Death of a person.
    2. A mass or other service held for the soul of a dead person.
    3. A record of a person's death.
    4. An obituary.

Example Sentences

  • The local newspaper published his obit following his passing.
  • Friends and family gathered to read the heartfelt messages in the obit.
  • His obit revealed a life full of community service and dedication.
  • The online tribute page allowed people to express condolences and share stories about the person in the obit.
  • Mourners shared memories and anecdotes during the reading of the obit.

On this page you'll find 31 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to obit, such as: announcement, baptism, birth announcement, burial, christening, cremation, death announcement.

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

Related Words

obituary

  • announcement
  • death notice
  • epitaph
  • eulogy
  • hic jacet
  • inscription
  • memorial
  • mortuary tribute
  • necrology
  • obit
  • register
  • testimonial
  • tribute

necrology

  • announcement
  • death announcement
  • death notice
  • epitaph
  • eulogy
  • hic jacet
  • inscription
  • memorial
  • mortuary tribute
  • obit
  • obituary
  • register
  • testimonial
  • tribute

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