oblate

The word “oblate” has 2 syllables: ob-late

It's pronounced as /əˈbleɪt/


What is synonym and antonym for oblate?

In the thesaurus, “oblate” has 93 synonyms and 12 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for oblate

  • Holy Joe
  • Reverend Mother
  • abbess
  • abbot
  • anchoress
  • ancress
  • archbishop
  • archpriest
  • ascetic
  • austere
  • bishop
  • brother
  • celibate
  • chaplain
  • churchman
  • clergyman
  • clergyperson
  • cleric
  • clerical
  • clerk
  • cloistress
  • collapsed
  • complanate
  • confessor
  • contemplative
  • conventual
  • curate
  • deacon
  • dean
  • decumbent
  • deflated
  • diocesan
  • divine
  • dominie
  • ecclesiastic
  • empty
  • evangelist
  • even
  • extended
  • fallen
  • father
  • flush
  • friar
  • high priest
  • horizontal
  • low
  • mendicant
  • minister
  • missionary
  • missioner
  • missionizer
  • monastic
  • monk
  • monkish
  • monsignor
  • mother superior
  • novice
  • nun
  • outstretched
  • padre
  • pancake
  • parson
  • pastor
  • planar
  • planate
  • plane
  • pope
  • preacher
  • prelate
  • presbyter
  • prioress
  • procumbent
  • prone
  • prostrate
  • punctured
  • reclining
  • reclusive
  • rector
  • recumbent
  • religious
  • reverend
  • revivalist
  • secluded
  • shepherd
  • sky pilot
  • solitary
  • splay
  • spread-out
  • supine
  • tabular
  • unbroken
  • vicar
  • votary

Antonyms for oblate

  • elevated
  • lay reader
  • layman
  • layperson
  • lector
  • raised
  • rough
  • rounded
  • secular
  • sociable
  • uneven
  • upright

Meanings of oblate

  • noun
    1. A person dedicated to a life of religion or monasticism, especially a member of an order without religious vows or a lay member of a religious community.
    2. A child given up by its parents into the keeping or dedication of a religious order or house.
  • adjective
    1. Flattened or depressed at the poles.
  • verb
    1. To offer as either a gift or an oblation.

Example Sentences

  • The planet's shape is not a perfect sphere, it is slightly oblate due to its rotation.
  • The artist chose an oblate canvas to create a unique and irregular piece of artwork.
  • The geologist explained that the mountain's summit was oblate, giving it a distinctive profile.
  • The pastry chef carefully shaped the dough into an oblate form for a new dessert creation.
  • The engineer designed an oblate structure to withstand strong winds and environmental conditions.

On this page you'll find 105 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to oblate, such as: Holy Joe, Reverend Mother, abbess, abbot, anchoress, ancress, archbishop.

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Related Words

abbess

  • Holy Joe
  • Holy Mother
  • Reverend Mother
  • abbot
  • anchoress
  • anchorite
  • ancress
  • archbishop
  • archpriest
  • bishop
  • canoness
  • cardinal
  • chaplain
  • churchman
  • clergyman
  • clergyperson
  • clergywoman
  • cleric
  • clerical
  • clerk
  • cloistress
  • confessor
  • conventual
  • curate
  • deacon
  • deaconess
  • dean
  • dignitary
  • diocesan
  • divine
  • dominie
  • ecclesiarch
  • ecclesiastic
  • evangelist
  • father
  • friar
  • hierarch
  • high priest
  • high priestess
  • lady superior
  • mendicant
  • minister
  • missionary
  • missioner
  • missionizer
  • monastic
  • monk
  • monsignor
  • mother superior
  • novice
  • nun
  • oblate
  • padre
  • parson
  • pastor
  • pope
  • postulant
  • preacher
  • prelate
  • presbyter
  • priestess
  • prioress
  • rector
  • religious
  • religious woman
  • reverend
  • reverend mother
  • revivalist
  • shepherd
  • sister
  • sky pilot
  • superior
  • superioress
  • vestal
  • vicar
  • votary

abbesses

  • Holy Joes
  • Reverend Mother
  • abbots
  • anchoresses
  • ancresses
  • archbishops
  • archpriests
  • bishops
  • chaplains
  • churchmen
  • clergymen
  • clergypersons
  • clergywomen
  • clericals
  • clerics
  • clerks
  • cloistresses
  • confessors
  • conventuals
  • curates
  • deaconesses
  • deacons
  • deans
  • diocesans
  • divines
  • dominies
  • ecclesiastics
  • evangelists
  • fathers
  • friars
  • high priestesses
  • high priests
  • mendicants
  • ministers
  • missionaries
  • missioners
  • missionizers
  • monastics
  • monks
  • monsignori
  • monsignors
  • mother superior
  • novices
  • nuns
  • oblates
  • padres
  • parsons
  • pastors
  • popes
  • preachers
  • prelates
  • presbyters
  • priestesses
  • prioresses
  • rectors
  • religious
  • reverends
  • revivalists
  • shepherds
  • sisters
  • sky pilots
  • vicars
  • votaries

abbot

  • Holy Joe
  • abbot-general
  • archabbot
  • archbishop
  • archpriest
  • bishop
  • chaplain
  • churchman
  • clergyman
  • clergyperson
  • clergywoman
  • cleric
  • clerical
  • clerk
  • confessor
  • curate
  • deacon
  • deaconess
  • dean
  • diocesan
  • divine
  • dominie
  • ecclesiastic
  • evangelist
  • father
  • friar
  • high priest
  • high priestess
  • mendicant
  • minister
  • missionary
  • missioner
  • missionizer
  • monastic
  • monk
  • monsignor
  • oblate
  • padre
  • parson
  • pastor
  • pope
  • preacher
  • prelate
  • presbyter
  • priest
  • priestess
  • rector
  • religious
  • reverend
  • revivalist
  • shepherd
  • sky pilot
  • vicar

abbots

  • Holy Joes
  • archbishops
  • archpriests
  • bishops
  • chaplains
  • churchmen
  • clergymen
  • clergypersons
  • clergywomen
  • clericals
  • clerics
  • clerks
  • confessors
  • curates
  • deaconesses
  • deacons
  • deans
  • diocesans
  • divines
  • dominies
  • ecclesiastics
  • evangelists
  • fathers
  • friars
  • high priestesses
  • high priests
  • mendicants
  • ministers
  • missionaries
  • missioners
  • missionizers
  • monastics
  • monks
  • monsignori
  • monsignors
  • oblates
  • padres
  • parsons
  • pastors
  • popes
  • preachers
  • prelates
  • presbyters
  • priestesses
  • priests
  • rectors
  • religious
  • reverends
  • revivalists
  • shepherds
  • sky pilots
  • vicars

deacon

  • Holy Joe
  • abbot
  • archbishop
  • archpriest
  • bishop
  • chaplain
  • church officer
  • churchman
  • clergyman
  • clergyperson
  • clergywoman
  • cleric
  • clerical
  • clerk
  • confessor
  • curate
  • deaconess
  • dean
  • diocesan
  • divine
  • dominie
  • ecclesiastic
  • elder
  • evangelist
  • father
  • friar
  • high priest
  • high priestess
  • mendicant
  • minister
  • missionary
  • missioner
  • missionizer
  • monastic
  • monk
  • monsignor
  • oblate
  • padre
  • parson
  • pastor
  • pope
  • preacher
  • prelate
  • presbyter
  • priest
  • priestess
  • rector
  • religious
  • reverend
  • revivalist
  • shepherd
  • sky pilot
  • vicar

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