walk on

The phrase “walk on” has 2 syllables: walk on

It's pronounced as /wɔːk ɒn/


What is synonym and antonym for walk on?

In the thesaurus, “walk on” has 113 synonyms and 10 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for walk on

  • abuse
  • act
  • acting
  • actor
  • actress
  • amateur
  • antagonist
  • appearance
  • artist
  • aspect
  • barnstormer
  • bit
  • bit part
  • bit player
  • bleed
  • cameo
  • character
  • cheat
  • clothing
  • clown
  • coactor
  • comedian
  • commercialize
  • commodify
  • costar
  • dialogue
  • double
  • enactor
  • entertainer
  • execution
  • exploit
  • extra
  • farceur
  • fleece
  • foil
  • guise
  • ham
  • hambone
  • headliner
  • hero
  • idol
  • impersonator
  • ingenue
  • jerk around
  • lead
  • leading lady
  • leading man
  • leading role
  • leverage
  • lines
  • look
  • manipulate
  • milk
  • mime
  • mimic
  • minor part
  • minor role
  • mistreat
  • monologist
  • monologuist
  • mummer
  • overcharge
  • pantomimist
  • part
  • performance
  • performer
  • personification
  • piece
  • pimp
  • playactor
  • player
  • portrayal
  • presentation
  • prima donna
  • principal character
  • protagonist
  • representation
  • romantic lead
  • scene stealer
  • scene-stealer
  • seeming
  • semblance
  • show
  • silent bit
  • skin
  • small role
  • small speaking part
  • soak
  • soubrette
  • spear-carrier
  • stand-in
  • star
  • starlet
  • stick
  • stint
  • stock character
  • stooge
  • straight part
  • straight person
  • super
  • supernumerary
  • supporting role
  • thesp
  • thespian
  • title
  • title role
  • trade on
  • trouper
  • understudy
  • use
  • ventriloquist
  • villain
  • work

Antonyms for walk on

  • audience
  • director
  • disregard
  • fan
  • ignorance
  • lead
  • nonactor
  • reality
  • spectator
  • whole

Example Sentences

  • Despite the setback, she decided to walk on and pursue her dreams with determination.
  • The athlete's injury was serious, but with perseverance, he was able to walk on and eventually return to the field.
  • In times of adversity, it's important to walk on with courage and resilience.
  • After the disagreement, they agreed to walk on and not let it affect their friendship.
  • As the sun set, casting long shadows, they continued to walk on along the winding path, enjoying each other's company.

On this page you'll find 123 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to walk on, such as: abuse, act, acting, actor, actress, amateur, antagonist.

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

Related Words

abuse

  • affront
  • asperse
  • aspersion
  • assail
  • attack
  • backbite
  • bad-mouth
  • bad-mouthing
  • bang up
  • bash
  • beat up
  • beat up on
  • belabor
  • belittle
  • belittlement
  • berate
  • billingsgate
  • blackguard
  • blackguardism
  • blame
  • blaspheme
  • blasphemy
  • blast
  • bleed
  • blow off
  • broadside
  • brutalize
  • bully
  • bung up
  • burn
  • calumniate
  • cap
  • castigate
  • castigation
  • censure
  • chastise
  • chastisement
  • cheat
  • chide
  • commercialize
  • commodify
  • corrupt
  • corruption
  • crime
  • criticism
  • criticize
  • curse
  • curses
  • cuss out
  • cut down
  • cut to the quick
  • cut up
  • damage
  • debase
  • debasement
  • decry
  • defamation
  • defame
  • defile
  • defilement
  • degrade
  • delinquency
  • deprave
  • derision
  • derogate
  • desecrate
  • desecration
  • destruction
  • diatribe
  • discount
  • disparage
  • disparagement
  • dissipate
  • do a number on
  • do an injustice to
  • dump on
  • epithet
  • excoriate
  • excoriation
  • execrate
  • execration
  • exhaust
  • expletive
  • exploit
  • exploitation
  • fault
  • fleece
  • fulminate
  • fulmination
  • give a black eye
  • harangue
  • harass
  • harm
  • harry
  • hose
  • hosing
  • hurl brickbat
  • hurt
  • ill-treat
  • ill-treatment
  • ill-usage
  • ill-use
  • impair
  • impairment
  • impose on
  • imprecate
  • imprecation
  • injure
  • injury
  • injustice
  • insult
  • insults
  • invective
  • jerk around
  • kick around
  • kicking around
  • knifing
  • knock
  • lambast
  • lambaste
  • leverage
  • libel
  • light into
  • malediction
  • malevolence
  • maltreat
  • maltreatment
  • manhandle
  • manhandling
  • manipulate
  • mar
  • mess over
  • mess up
  • milk
  • minimize
  • misapplication
  • misapply
  • misconduct
  • misdeed
  • misemploy
  • misemployment
  • mishandle
  • mishandling
  • mismanage
  • mismanagement
  • mismanaging
  • mistreat
  • mistreatment
  • misusage
  • misuse
  • misutilization
  • molest
  • nag
  • obloquy
  • offend
  • offense
  • oppress
  • opprobrium
  • outrage
  • overburden
  • overcharge
  • overtax
  • overwork
  • persecute
  • perversion
  • pervert
  • pick on
  • pimp
  • polemic
  • pollute
  • pollution
  • potshot
  • profanation
  • profane
  • profanity
  • prostitute
  • prostitution
  • pushing around
  • put down
  • put-down
  • quinine
  • rag on
  • rebuke
  • reprimand
  • reproach
  • reproof
  • revile
  • revilement
  • ride
  • rip up
  • rough up
  • roughhouse
  • ruin
  • run down
  • sail into
  • sandbag
  • savage
  • scathe
  • scold
  • scolding
  • scurrility
  • shake up
  • signify
  • signifying
  • sin
  • skin
  • slam
  • slander
  • slap
  • sling mud
  • slur
  • smear
  • soak
  • sound
  • spoil
  • spoiling
  • squander
  • stick
  • swear at
  • swearing
  • swearword
  • taint
  • take apart
  • tear apart
  • tie into
  • tirade
  • torment
  • torture
  • total
  • trade on
  • traduce
  • trash
  • twist
  • upbraid
  • upbraiding
  • use
  • victimize
  • vilification
  • vilify
  • violate
  • violation
  • vitriol
  • vituperate
  • vituperation
  • walk on
  • waste
  • wax
  • whip
  • work
  • wrecking
  • wrong
  • wrongdoing
  • zing

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