The word "seventy-five" is an adjective that describes a numerical value of 75. Some antonyms for "seventy-five" include the values that are more than or less than it. For example, the antonym for "seventy-five" is "seventy-four" if one is looking for a value that is one less than 75. Similarly, the antonym for "seventy-five" can be "eighty" if one is looking for a value that is five more than it. Other antonyms could include "sixty" (15 less), "ninety" (15 more), or any number that is not equal to 75. Antonyms are useful for building vocabulary and improving comprehension skills.

What are the antonyms for Seventy-five?

• adj.

  • noun
  • ordinal
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Famous quotes with Seventy-five

• I have always found that if I move with seventy-five percent or more of the facts that I usually never regret it. It's the guys who wait to have everything perfect that drive you crazy.

  Lee Iacocca
• With silly stuff, it's seventy-five percent confidence. I always tell people that it's because I'm nervous about getting that next laugh and I need to hear it. I always want to condense a joke.

  Tim Vine
• Many men die at twenty-five and aren't buried until they are seventy-five.

  Benjamin Franklin
• The wind was bad today. Hugh’s filtermask was used up, all clogged, and he didn’t have the seventy-five cents for another from a roadside dispenser, and anyway the quality of those things was lousy, didn’t even last the hour claimed for them. Lousy . . . Absently he scratched his crotch. He’d more or less got used to lice by now, of course; there just didn’t seem to be any way of avoiding them. For every evil under the sun there is a remedy or there’s none. If there is one try and find it, if there isn’t never mind it. There must be a hell of a lot of evils in the world nowadays that there aren’t any remedies for. Anyway: what sun? He hadn’t seen the sun in fucking weeks.

  John Brunner
• As a Macedonian [Philip] was looked down upon by the more refined Athenians, but they shared the same Hellenistic culture. How deep this went is evident in aesthetically the least spectacular, but politically the most explosive, of the finds in Vergina. In the Great Tumulus above Philip's tombs, which was raised by the invading Galatians in 274 BC, the archaeologists found fragments of no fewer than seventy-five funeral monuments, or stelai. The names on these were entirely Greek, save two which appeared to be Hellenised versions of Thracian and Phoenician names. The implication is that Philip's Macedonia was thoroughly Hellenised, an outpost of classical Greek culture.

  Robert Fox

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