sass

The word “sass” has 1 syllable: sass

It's pronounced as /sæs/


What is synonym and antonym for sass?

In the thesaurus, “sass” has 8 synonyms and 13 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for sass

  • back talk
  • cheek
  • disrespect
  • impudence
  • insolence
  • mouth
  • rudeness
  • sauce

Antonyms for sass

  • civility
  • consideration
  • cordiality
  • courtesy
  • diplomacy
  • gallantry
  • gentility
  • graciousness
  • politeness
  • respect
  • smoothness
  • suavity
  • tactfulness

Meanings of sass

  • noun
    1. Backtalk, cheek, sarcasm.
    2. Vegetables used in making sauces.
  • verb
    1. To talk, to talk back.
    2. To speak insolently to.

Example Sentences

  • She gave him some serious sass when he tried to tell her what to do.
  • I can't believe the sass he showed to the teacher during class!
  • The little girl has a lot of sass for someone so young.
  • He couldn't help but laugh at her playful sass in response to his question.
  • Don't mistake my confidence for sass—I’m just being honest!

On this page you'll find 21 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to sass, such as: back talk, cheek, civility, consideration, cordiality, courtesy, diplomacy.

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

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  • saucy
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back talk

  • disrespect
  • mouth
  • sass
  • sauce

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  • abrupt
  • antisocial
  • arch
  • arrogant
  • audacious
  • blunt
  • bold
  • bold-faced
  • boorish
  • brash
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  • brazen
  • brusk
  • brusque
  • bumptious
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  • clownish
  • conceited
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  • fresh
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  • imperious
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  • lippy
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  • sassy
  • saucy
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