racket

The word “racket” has 2 syllables: rac-ket

It's pronounced as /ˈrækɪt/


What is synonym and antonym for racket?

In the thesaurus, “racket” has 20 synonyms and 6 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for racket

  • chatter
  • chink
  • chirp
  • clack
  • clang
  • clank
  • clash
  • clatter
  • click
  • clink
  • conspiracy
  • extortion
  • fraud
  • graft
  • noise
  • rattle
  • roar
  • scheme
  • swindle
  • theft

Antonyms for racket

  • hush
  • lull
  • quiet
  • silence
  • still
  • stillness

Meanings of racket

  • noun
    1. A racquet: an implement with a handle connected to a round frame strung with wire, sinew, or plastic cords, and used to hit a ball, such as in tennis or a birdie in badminton.
    2. A snowshoe formed of cords stretched across a long and narrow frame of light wood.
    3. A broad wooden shoe or patten for a man or horse, to allow walking on marshy or soft ground.
    4. A loud noise.
    5. A fraud or swindle; an illegal scheme for profit.
    6. A carouse; any reckless dissipation.
    7. Something taking place considered as exciting, trying, unusual, etc. or as an ordeal.
  • verb
    1. To strike with, or as if with, a racket.
    2. To make a clattering noise.
    3. To be dissipated; to carouse.

Example Sentences

  • The unmistakable sound of a tennis racket striking the ball echoed across the court.
  • In the quiet library, the sudden burst of laughter created a disruptive racket.
  • The children played happily in the yard, their joyful shouts creating a lively racket.
  • The investigation revealed a complex financial racket that had been operating for years.
  • The street vendor deftly handled the fast-paced urban environment, navigating through the city's hustle and racket.

On this page you'll find 26 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to racket, such as: chatter, chink, chirp, clack, clang, clank, clash.

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

Related Words

abetter

  • accessary
  • accessory
  • accomplice
  • adjunct
  • ally
  • assistant
  • associate
  • backer
  • bedfellow
  • buddy
  • chum
  • coadjutor
  • coalitionist
  • cohort
  • collaborationist
  • collaborator
  • colleague
  • companion
  • comrade
  • confederate
  • confidant
  • conspirator
  • crony
  • empathizer
  • evidence
  • familiar
  • fellow
  • fellow traveler
  • friend
  • gangster
  • helper
  • henchman
  • informant
  • informer
  • intimate
  • mate
  • mobster
  • pal
  • partner
  • plotter
  • racketeer
  • supporter
  • sympathizer
  • traitor
  • well-wisher

abetters

  • accessaries
  • accessories
  • accomplices
  • adjuncts
  • allies
  • assistants
  • associates
  • backers
  • bedfellows
  • buddies
  • chums
  • coadjutors
  • coalitionists
  • cohorts
  • collaborationists
  • collaborators
  • colleagues
  • companions
  • comrades
  • confederates
  • confidants
  • conspirators
  • cronies
  • empathizers
  • evidences
  • familiars
  • fellow travelers
  • fellows
  • friends
  • gangsters
  • helpers
  • henchmen
  • informants
  • informers
  • intimates
  • mates
  • mobsters
  • pals
  • partners
  • plotters
  • racketeers
  • supporters
  • sympathizers
  • traitors
  • well-wishers

abettor

  • accessary
  • accessory
  • accomplice
  • adjunct
  • ally
  • assistant
  • associate
  • backer
  • bedfellow
  • buddy
  • chum
  • co-conspirator
  • coadjutor
  • coalitionist
  • cohort
  • collaborationist
  • collaborator
  • colleague
  • companion
  • comrade
  • confederate
  • confidant
  • conspirator
  • cooperator
  • crony
  • empathizer
  • evidence
  • familiar
  • fellow
  • fellow traveler
  • friend
  • gangster
  • helper
  • henchman
  • informant
  • informer
  • intimate
  • mate
  • mobster
  • pal
  • partner
  • partner in crime
  • plotter
  • racketeer
  • second
  • supporter
  • sympathizer
  • traitor
  • well-wisher

abettors

  • accessaries
  • accessories
  • accomplices
  • adjuncts
  • allies
  • assistants
  • associates
  • backers
  • bedfellows
  • buddies
  • chums
  • coadjutors
  • coalitionists
  • cohorts
  • collaborationists
  • collaborators
  • colleagues
  • companions
  • comrades
  • confederates
  • confidants
  • conspirators
  • cronies
  • empathizers
  • evidences
  • familiars
  • fellow travelers
  • fellows
  • friends
  • gangsters
  • helpers
  • henchmen
  • informants
  • informers
  • intimates
  • mates
  • mobsters
  • pals
  • partners
  • plotters
  • racketeers
  • supporters
  • sympathizers
  • traitors
  • well-wishers

babel

  • bang
  • bedlam
  • blare
  • blast
  • bluster
  • boom
  • bowwow
  • brawl
  • brouhaha
  • bruit
  • bustle
  • cacophony
  • chaos
  • chatter
  • circus
  • clamor
  • clang
  • clangor
  • clap
  • clatter
  • commotion
  • confusion
  • crack
  • crash
  • din
  • disarrangement
  • disarray
  • discord
  • discordance
  • disorder
  • dissonance
  • furor
  • havoc
  • hell
  • hubbub
  • hullabaloo
  • hurly-burly
  • jangle
  • jargon
  • katzenjammer
  • madhouse
  • mess
  • muss
  • noise
  • pandemonium
  • racket
  • rattle
  • roar
  • ruckus
  • rumpus
  • scrum
  • shambles
  • three-ring circus
  • tower
  • tumult
  • turmoil
  • uproar

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