rated

The word “rated” has 2 syllables: rat-ed

It's pronounced as /ˈreɪtɪd/


What is synonym and antonym for rated?

In the thesaurus, “rated” has 135 synonyms and 7 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for rated

  • abused
  • accounted
  • adjudged
  • admonished
  • analyzed
  • appraised
  • ascertained
  • assailed
  • assayed
  • assessed
  • attacked
  • bad-mouthed
  • basted
  • bawled out
  • believed
  • belittled
  • berated
  • blamed
  • blasted
  • called
  • called down
  • castigated
  • categorized
  • censured
  • chastised
  • chewed out
  • chid
  • chided
  • classed
  • classified
  • codified
  • compartmentalized
  • conceived
  • condemned
  • considered
  • counted
  • criticized
  • crucified
  • decided
  • deemed
  • denounced
  • deserved
  • determined
  • discovered
  • disparaged
  • dissed
  • dressed down
  • earned
  • entitled
  • esteemed
  • estimated
  • evaluated
  • excoriated
  • fancied
  • faulted
  • felt
  • flayed
  • graded
  • grouped
  • guesstimated
  • hammered
  • harangued
  • held
  • imagined
  • installed
  • instated
  • jawed
  • judged
  • keelhauled
  • knocked
  • laid into
  • lambasted
  • lashed
  • learned
  • lectured
  • measured
  • merited
  • misesteemed
  • misjudged
  • misprized
  • mocked
  • panned
  • placed
  • priced
  • prized
  • put down
  • qualified
  • ragged
  • ranked
  • re-evaluated
  • reappraised
  • reassessed
  • rebuked
  • reckoned
  • reevaluated
  • regarded
  • rejudged
  • reprehended
  • reprimanded
  • reproached
  • reproved
  • revalued
  • reviled
  • ridiculed
  • scoffed
  • scolded
  • scored
  • scorned
  • scourged
  • seeded
  • sensed
  • separated
  • set
  • set down
  • settled
  • slammed
  • sorted
  • stood
  • surveyed
  • tested
  • thought
  • tongue-lashed
  • took for
  • took to task
  • transvaluated
  • transvalued
  • underestimated
  • undervalued
  • upbraided
  • valuated
  • valued
  • viewed
  • vituperated
  • was
  • weighted

Antonyms for rated

Meanings of rated

  • verb
    1. To assign or be assigned a particular rank or level.
    2. To evaluate or estimate the value of.
    3. To consider or regard.
    4. To deserve; to be worth.
    5. To determine the limits of safe functioning for a machine or electrical device.
    6. To evaluate a property's value for the purposes of local taxation.
    7. To like; to think highly of.
    8. To have position (in a certain class).
    9. To have value or standing.
    10. To ratify.
    11. To ascertain the exact rate of the gain or loss of (a chronometer) as compared with true time.
    12. To berate, scold.
  • adjective
    1. Scolded, rebuked.
    2. Maximum (load, voltage, etc.) under which a device can function properly.

Example Sentences

  • The movie was rated PG due to some mild language.
  • She was rated as one of the top performers in her class.
  • The restaurant has been rated highly by food critics.
  • The book was rated 4.5 stars out of 5 by the readers.
  • The video game was rated for its intense action and violence.

On this page you'll find 142 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to rated, such as: abused, accounted, adjudged, admonished, analyzed, appraised, approved.

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Related Words

abased

  • abandoned
  • abashed
  • affronted
  • bad-mouthed
  • baneful
  • baseborn
  • bastard
  • bastardized
  • befouled
  • begrimed
  • belittled
  • blemished
  • boorish
  • cankered
  • castigated
  • censured
  • chastened
  • cheapened
  • clinging
  • common
  • condemned
  • confounded
  • confused
  • contaminated
  • corrupted
  • counting on
  • cried down
  • criticized
  • damaged
  • damned
  • debased
  • debauched
  • decried
  • defaced
  • defamed
  • defenseless
  • defiled
  • degenerate
  • degraded
  • deleterious
  • demeaned
  • demoralized
  • denounced
  • depraved
  • depreciated
  • descended
  • destroyed
  • deteriorated
  • detracted
  • diluted
  • diminished
  • dirtied
  • discomfited
  • disconcerted
  • discounted
  • discountenanced
  • discredited
  • disgraced
  • dishonored
  • disparaged
  • dissolute
  • downgraded
  • embarrassed
  • evil
  • execrated
  • fazed
  • flagitious
  • flawed
  • flustered
  • fouled
  • harmed
  • humble
  • humbled
  • humiliated
  • hurt
  • ignoble
  • illegitimate
  • immature
  • impaired
  • indigent
  • infamous
  • inferior
  • insulted
  • junior
  • knavish
  • lessened
  • lesser
  • libeled
  • libelled
  • loose
  • low
  • lower-class
  • lowered
  • lowly
  • maligned
  • marred
  • mean
  • mercenary
  • minimized
  • minor
  • miscreant
  • monstrous
  • mortified
  • nefarious
  • nonaristocratic
  • nonplused
  • nonplussed
  • ordinary
  • perverse
  • perverted
  • plain
  • plebeian
  • poisoned
  • polluted
  • poor
  • profaned
  • profligate
  • prostituted
  • put down
  • rattled
  • reliant
  • relying on
  • reprehended
  • reprobated
  • ridiculed
  • rotten
  • ruined
  • sank
  • secondary
  • shamed
  • slandered
  • smirched
  • spoiled
  • spoilt
  • stained
  • subordinate
  • subverted
  • sunk
  • tainted
  • tarnished
  • thinned
  • tied to apron strings
  • took down
  • under
  • under thumb
  • ungenteel
  • unsustaining
  • venal
  • villainous
  • vitiated
  • vulnerable
  • warped
  • watered down
  • weakened
  • wrecked
  • wrote off

abated

  • abbreviated
  • abolished
  • aborted
  • abridged
  • abrogated
  • allayed
  • alleviated
  • altered
  • ameliorated
  • anesthetized
  • annihilated
  • annulled
  • assuaged
  • avoided
  • bankrupted
  • banned
  • bereaved
  • bereft
  • bettered
  • blended
  • broke down
  • called
  • called off
  • canceled
  • cancelled
  • changed
  • cheapened
  • cheated
  • clipped
  • collapsed
  • compressed
  • condensed
  • constricted
  • contracted
  • corrected
  • countermanded
  • cropped
  • cured
  • curtailed
  • cut
  • cut back
  • cut down
  • de-escalated
  • debilitated
  • declined
  • decreased
  • deducted
  • deflated
  • defrauded
  • degraded
  • deliquesced
  • demoted
  • dented
  • denuded
  • depleted
  • deprived
  • did away with
  • diminished
  • disallowed
  • disannulled
  • discounted
  • disfurnished
  • disintegrated
  • dismissed
  • dissolved
  • divested
  • docked
  • doctored
  • downscaled
  • downsized
  • dropped
  • dwindled
  • eased
  • ebbed
  • eliminated
  • enhanced
  • enjoined
  • eradicated
  • erased
  • evaporated
  • feeble
  • fell
  • fell away
  • fixed
  • fixed-up
  • flagged
  • forbad
  • forbade
  • fused
  • gave out
  • helped
  • humbled
  • impoverished
  • improved
  • invalidated
  • knocked down
  • knocked off
  • lessened
  • let up
  • leveled
  • light
  • lightened
  • liquefied
  • liquidated
  • lowered
  • marked down
  • merged
  • minimized
  • mitigated
  • moderate
  • moderated
  • modified
  • modulated
  • mollified
  • molten
  • negated
  • nicked
  • nulled
  • nullified
  • outlawed
  • overrode
  • overruled
  • overturned
  • palled
  • palliated
  • pared
  • patched up
  • phased down
  • prohibited
  • pruned
  • qualified
  • quashed
  • rebuilt
  • recalled
  • receded
  • rectified
  • reduced
  • refreshed
  • refurbished
  • regenerated
  • regulated
  • rejected
  • rejuvenated
  • relaxed
  • relented
  • relieved
  • remedied
  • remitted
  • remodeled
  • removed
  • renewed
  • renovated
  • reorganized
  • repaired
  • repealed
  • rescinded
  • restored
  • retracted
  • retrenched
  • reversed
  • revived
  • revoked
  • rolled back
  • salved
  • sank
  • set aside
  • shallow
  • shortchanged
  • shortened
  • shrank
  • shrunk
  • slackened
  • slashed
  • soft
  • softened
  • soothed
  • stripped
  • stript
  • struck down
  • subdued
  • subsided
  • subtracted
  • sunk
  • superficial
  • suspended
  • tapered
  • tapered off
  • tempered
  • thawed
  • threw out
  • took off
  • trimmed
  • truncated
  • vacated
  • vanished
  • vetoed
  • voided
  • waned
  • wasted away
  • weak
  • weakened
  • whittled
  • withdrew
  • wrote off

abbreviated

  • abated
  • abridged
  • abrupt
  • abstracted
  • aphoristic
  • bare
  • boiled down
  • breviloquent
  • brief
  • chunky
  • close
  • close to the ground
  • compact
  • compendiary
  • compendious
  • comprehensive
  • compressed
  • concentrated
  • concise
  • condensed
  • constricted
  • contracted
  • crisp
  • curt
  • curtailed
  • curtate
  • cut
  • cut back
  • cut down
  • cut short
  • cut to the bone
  • cut-back
  • de-escalated
  • decreased
  • decurtate
  • deflated
  • digested
  • diminished
  • diminutive
  • docked
  • downsized
  • dwindled
  • economized
  • elided
  • encapsulated
  • ephemeral
  • epigrammatic
  • epitomized
  • fast
  • fleeting
  • impermanent
  • in a nutshell
  • inclusive
  • laconic
  • lessened
  • little
  • low
  • lowered
  • miniaturized
  • moderated
  • modified
  • momentary
  • not protracted
  • pared
  • petite
  • pint-sized
  • pithy
  • pocket
  • pocket-sized
  • precise
  • pruned
  • recapitulated
  • reduced
  • retrenched
  • runty
  • sawed-off
  • scaled-down
  • sententious
  • short
  • short and sweet
  • short-lived
  • short-range
  • short-term
  • shortened
  • shortish
  • shrank
  • shrunk
  • skimpy
  • slashed
  • slight
  • small
  • squat
  • squatty
  • stocky
  • stubby
  • stunted
  • subtracted
  • succinct
  • sudden
  • summarized
  • summary
  • summed up
  • syncopated
  • synoptic
  • tapered
  • terse
  • thick
  • thickset
  • tiny
  • to the point
  • transient
  • transitory
  • trimmed
  • truncated
  • undersized
  • unprolonged
  • unsustained
  • wee

abducted

aberrant


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