table

The word “table” has 2 syllables: ta-ble

It's pronounced as /ˈteɪbəl/


What is synonym and antonym for table?

In the thesaurus, “table” has 235 synonyms and 28 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for table

  • abort
  • abrogate
  • add
  • adjourn
  • agenda
  • aliment
  • altiplano
  • annul
  • appendix
  • bake
  • banquet
  • bar
  • barbecue
  • barbeque
  • bed table
  • bench
  • bibliography
  • bill of fare
  • bite
  • board
  • bread
  • break off
  • break up
  • breakfast
  • buffet
  • bureau
  • butte
  • calculate
  • calendar
  • call
  • call off
  • canon
  • card table
  • catalog
  • catalogue
  • chart
  • checklist
  • chow
  • chronology
  • chuck
  • cipher
  • clambake
  • close
  • coffee table
  • collation
  • comestibles
  • commissary
  • compendium
  • compilation
  • compute
  • conclude
  • console
  • cookout
  • cool
  • count
  • counter
  • cuisine
  • defer
  • delay
  • desk
  • diet
  • digest
  • dining table
  • dinner
  • dinner table
  • directory
  • disband
  • discontinue
  • dish
  • disperse
  • dissolve
  • divide
  • docket
  • dome
  • dresser
  • drop
  • eatables
  • eats
  • edibles
  • end
  • ensilage
  • enter
  • enumerate
  • enumeration
  • fare
  • feast
  • feed
  • figure
  • finger food
  • flat
  • fodder
  • food
  • foodstuffs
  • forage
  • fry
  • fry-up
  • glossary
  • graph
  • grub
  • gulp
  • halt
  • hang
  • height
  • highland
  • hold off
  • hold up
  • illustration
  • index
  • intermit
  • interrupt
  • invalidate
  • inventory
  • karoo
  • karroo
  • lectern
  • list
  • listing
  • luau
  • lunch
  • luncheon
  • manifest
  • meal
  • meat
  • meat and drink
  • menu
  • mesa
  • mess
  • morsel
  • move
  • multiply
  • natural food
  • negate
  • nourishment
  • nullify
  • number
  • nurture
  • nutriment
  • pap
  • payroll
  • picnic
  • pigeonhole
  • plain
  • plan
  • plate
  • plateau
  • platter
  • postpone
  • potluck
  • propose
  • prorogate
  • prorogue
  • provender
  • provisions
  • pulpit
  • puna
  • put aside
  • put forward
  • put off
  • put on back burner
  • put on hold
  • put on ice
  • put on the shelf
  • quash
  • rations
  • recall
  • recess
  • reckon
  • recompute
  • record
  • refection
  • refectory table
  • refigure
  • refreshments
  • regale
  • register
  • registry
  • repast
  • repeal
  • rescind
  • reserve
  • revoke
  • roast
  • roll
  • roll call
  • roster
  • schedule
  • serving
  • shelve
  • side table
  • sideboard
  • silage
  • sink
  • slab
  • slop
  • smorgasbord
  • snack
  • spread
  • stand
  • statistics
  • stop
  • submit
  • subtract
  • suggest
  • sum
  • summary
  • summate
  • supper
  • supplies
  • suspend
  • sustenance
  • swill
  • synopsis
  • table of contents
  • tableland
  • tabulate
  • tabulation
  • tally
  • taste
  • tea
  • tea table
  • tell
  • terminate
  • timetable
  • total
  • totalize
  • tucker
  • upland
  • viands
  • victuals
  • vittles
  • void
  • wagon
  • wind up
  • work out
  • wrap up

Antonyms for table

  • assemble
  • bane
  • call
  • carry on
  • carry out
  • continue
  • convene
  • convoke
  • decide
  • do
  • draw out
  • extend
  • inaugurate
  • launch
  • muster
  • open
  • poison
  • proceed
  • prolong
  • rally
  • renew
  • reopen
  • resume
  • stop
  • summon
  • toxin
  • venom
  • vote

Meanings of table

  • noun
    1. Furniture with a top surface to accommodate a variety of uses.
    2. A two-dimensional presentation of data.
    3. The top of a stringed instrument, particularly a member of the violin family: the side of the instrument against which the strings vibrate.
    4. One half of a backgammon board, which is divided into the inner and outer table.
    5. The flat topmost facet of a cut diamond.
  • verb
    1. To tabulate; to put into a table or grid.
    2. To supply (a guest, client etc.) with food at a table; to feed.
    3. To delineate; to represent, as in a picture; to depict.
    4. (non-US) To put on the table of a commission or legislative assembly; to propose for formal discussion or consideration, to put on the agenda.
    5. To remove from the agenda, to postpone dealing with; to shelve (to indefinitely postpone consideration or discussion of something).
    6. To join (pieces of timber) together using coaks.
    7. To put on a table.
    8. To make board hems in the skirts and bottoms of (sails) in order to strengthen them in the part attached to the bolt-rope.

Example Sentences

  • Let's gather around the table and share a meal together.
  • He carefully set the fragile vase on the living room table.
  • The negotiations came to a halt as both parties refused to come to the table.
  • We need to finalize the project details before we can put it on the table.
  • She gracefully arranged the flowers in the vase on the dining table.

On this page you'll find 263 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to table, such as: abort, abrogate, add, adjourn, agenda, aliment, altiplano.

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

Related Words

a bit much

  • annoying
  • arduous
  • baroque
  • boresome
  • boring
  • boundless
  • burdensome
  • demanding
  • devilish
  • difficult
  • drag
  • dragging
  • drudging
  • dull
  • endless
  • enervative
  • enough
  • enough already
  • exacting
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  • exhausting
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  • extreme
  • fancy
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  • flat
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  • hefty
  • ho-hum
  • humdrum
  • immeasurable
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  • impossible
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  • infinite
  • inordinate
  • insane
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  • jading
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  • last straw
  • lavish
  • limitless
  • monotonous
  • nowhere
  • offensive
  • onerous
  • oppressive
  • over-the-top
  • overdue
  • overextravagant
  • overmuch
  • overweening
  • painful
  • plethoric
  • steep
  • stiff
  • strenuous
  • tedious
  • thick
  • tired
  • tiring
  • too much
  • tough
  • towering
  • trying
  • unacceptable
  • unbearable
  • unconscionable
  • uncool
  • undesirable
  • undue
  • unendurable
  • uninteresting
  • unjustifiable
  • unmerciful
  • unrelieved
  • unrestrained
  • unseemly
  • unsufferable
  • unsupportable
  • unsurpassable
  • unwarranted
  • vexatious
  • wearing
  • wearisome
  • wearying
  • yawn

A1

  • 24-carat
  • A-OK
  • OK
  • acceptable
  • ace
  • adequate
  • all right
  • awesome
  • bang-up
  • banner
  • beautiful
  • best
  • better
  • blue-chip
  • blue-ribbon
  • boffo
  • bonnie
  • bonny
  • boss
  • brag
  • brave
  • bully
  • bumper
  • capital
  • choice
  • choicest
  • classic
  • classical
  • cool
  • corking
  • crackerjack
  • cracking
  • dandy
  • decent
  • divine
  • dope
  • down
  • dynamite
  • excellent
  • exceptional
  • fab
  • fabulous
  • famous
  • fancy
  • fantabulous
  • fantastic
  • fine
  • first-class
  • first-rate
  • first-string
  • five-star
  • flawless
  • four-star
  • frontline
  • gangbuster
  • gangbusters
  • gilt-edge
  • gilt-edged
  • gone
  • good
  • grand
  • great
  • greatest
  • groovy
  • heavenly
  • high-class
  • high-grade
  • high-test
  • highest
  • hot
  • hype
  • ideal
  • immense
  • jim-dandy
  • keen
  • lovely
  • marvellous
  • marvelous
  • matchless
  • maximum
  • mean
  • most advantageous
  • most favorable
  • neat
  • nifty
  • noble
  • number one
  • numero uno
  • okay
  • optimal
  • out of this world
  • out-of-sight
  • par excellence
  • passable
  • peachy
  • peachy keen
  • peak
  • peerless
  • perfect
  • phat
  • premium
  • prime
  • primo
  • prize
  • prizewinning
  • quality
  • radical
  • righteous
  • satisfactory
  • select
  • sensational
  • slick
  • solid-gold
  • special
  • splendid
  • standard
  • stellar
  • sterling
  • superb
  • superfine
  • superior
  • superlative
  • supernal
  • swell
  • terrific
  • tip-top
  • tolerable
  • too much
  • top
  • top-notch
  • top-of-the-line
  • top-shelf
  • topflight
  • topping
  • traditional
  • unsurpassed
  • wizard
  • wonderful
  • world-class

abashed

  • agitated
  • ashamed
  • awkward
  • backward
  • bashful
  • bewildered
  • bothered
  • bugged
  • chagrined
  • clumsy
  • confounded
  • confused
  • coy
  • crushed
  • debased
  • degraded
  • demeaned
  • demure
  • diffident
  • discombobulated
  • discomfited
  • discomforted
  • discomposed
  • disconcerted
  • discountenanced
  • dismayed
  • disquieted
  • distressed
  • disturbed
  • embarrassed
  • fazed
  • flustered
  • fuddled
  • gauche
  • graceless
  • humbled
  • humiliated
  • in a tizzy
  • inelegant
  • inhibited
  • insecure
  • introverted
  • jittery
  • jumpy
  • meek
  • modest
  • mortified
  • nervous
  • nonplused
  • nonplussed
  • perturbed
  • put off
  • put out
  • queered
  • rattled
  • recessive
  • reserved
  • retiring
  • rough-hewn
  • rustic
  • rustical
  • self-conscious
  • self-doubting
  • self-effacing
  • shamed
  • sheepish
  • shy
  • stiff
  • stilted
  • taken aback
  • timid
  • unadventurous
  • unassertive
  • unassuming
  • uncomfortable
  • uneasy
  • unenterprising
  • ungraceful
  • unhinged
  • unpretentious
  • unsettled
  • upset
  • uptight
  • withdrawn
  • wooden

aberrant

aberrated

  • aberrant
  • abnormal
  • anomalous
  • atypical
  • bizarre
  • conspicuous
  • deviant
  • eccentric
  • especial
  • exceeding
  • exceptional
  • extraordinaire
  • extraordinary
  • freak
  • freakish
  • incomprehensible
  • inconceivable
  • incredible
  • monstrous
  • notable
  • noticeable
  • odd
  • oddball
  • outlandish
  • outstanding
  • peculiar
  • phenomenal
  • preternatural
  • prominent
  • quaint
  • rare
  • remarkable
  • salient
  • singular
  • strange
  • striking
  • uncommon
  • uncustomary
  • unimaginable
  • unique
  • unthinkable
  • unusual
  • unwonted
  • weird

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