pabulum

The word “pabulum” has 3 syllables: pab-u-lum

It's pronounced as /ˈpæbjʊləm/


What is synonym and antonym for pabulum?

In the thesaurus, “pabulum” has 2 synonyms and 4 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for pabulum

  • food
  • nourishment

Antonyms for pabulum

Meanings of pabulum

  • noun
    1. Food or fodder, particularly that taken in by plants or animals.
    2. Material that feeds a fire.
    3. Food for thought.
    4. Bland intellectual fare; an undemanding diet of words.

Example Sentences

  • The meeting agenda was filled with generic pabulum.
  • His speech was a mix of clichés and empty pabulum.
  • The article lacked substance, offering only bland pabulum.
  • The conversation veered into a sea of meaningless pabulum.
  • She responded with diplomatic pabulum, avoiding controversy.

On this page you'll find 6 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to pabulum, such as: candy, fluff, food, nourishment, pap, trash.

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

Related Words

eatables

  • aid
  • aliment
  • bacon
  • board
  • bread
  • bread and butter
  • chow
  • chuck
  • comestible
  • comestibles
  • commissary
  • commons
  • daily bread
  • diet
  • dish
  • eats
  • edibles
  • ensilage
  • fare
  • feast
  • feed
  • finger food
  • fodder
  • food
  • foodstuff
  • foodstuffs
  • forage
  • goodies
  • groceries
  • grub
  • keep
  • larder
  • livelihood
  • maintenance
  • meal
  • meals
  • meat
  • menu
  • mess
  • natural food
  • nosh
  • nourishment
  • nurture
  • nutriment
  • nutrition
  • pabulum
  • pap
  • plate
  • platter
  • provender
  • provision
  • provisions
  • ration
  • rations
  • refreshment
  • refreshments
  • regale
  • repast
  • salt
  • serving
  • silage
  • slop
  • snack
  • snacks
  • spread
  • staples
  • subsistence
  • supplies
  • support
  • sustenance
  • swill
  • table
  • tidbits
  • tucker
  • viand
  • viands
  • victual
  • victuals
  • vittles
  • wherewithal

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