nobody

The word “nobody” has 3 syllables: no-bod-y

It's pronounced as /ˈnoʊˌbʌdi/


What is synonym and antonym for nobody?

In the thesaurus, “nobody” has 34 synonyms and 33 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for nobody along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for nobody

  • cipher
  • dwarf
  • figurehead
  • half-pint
  • inferior
  • insect
  • insignificancy
  • least
  • lightweight
  • mediocrity
  • morsel
  • no one
  • no-name
  • noncelebrity
  • none
  • nonentity
  • nonperson
  • nothing
  • nullity
  • number
  • obscurity
  • outcast
  • pariah
  • pigmy
  • pip-squeak
  • puppet
  • pygmy
  • reject
  • snippersnapper
  • twerp
  • unperson
  • whippersnapper
  • zero
  • zilch

Antonyms for nobody

Meanings of nobody

  • noun
    1. Someone who is not important or well-known.
  • pronoun
    1. Not any person; the logical negation of somebody.

Example Sentences

  • Nobody knows the answer to that question yet.
  • He waited for hours, but nobody came to the meeting.
  • Nobody believed him until he showed proof.
  • After the party ended, there was nobody left in the hall.
  • She felt like nobody understood what she was going through.

On this page you'll find 67 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to nobody, such as: anybody, anyone, authority, big shot, big wheel, bigwig, celebrity.

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

Related Words

zero

zilch

  • aught
  • blank
  • cipher
  • diddly-squat
  • dwarf
  • figurehead
  • goose egg
  • half-pint
  • hill of beans
  • inferior
  • insect
  • insignificancy
  • least
  • lightweight
  • mediocrity
  • morsel
  • nada
  • naught
  • nil
  • no-name
  • nobody
  • noncelebrity
  • nonentity
  • nonperson
  • not anything
  • nothing
  • nothingness
  • nought
  • nullity
  • number
  • o
  • obscurity
  • oh
  • pigmy
  • pip-squeak
  • puppet
  • pygmy
  • shrimp
  • snippersnapper
  • twerp
  • void
  • whippersnapper
  • zero
  • zip
  • zippo

failure

failures

half-pint

  • Lilliputian
  • bantam
  • bite-size
  • bite-sized
  • bitty
  • boy
  • buddy
  • cadet
  • capsule
  • child
  • cipher
  • deficient
  • diminutive
  • dinky
  • dwarf
  • dwarfed
  • dwarfish
  • feeble
  • fellow
  • figurehead
  • fine
  • fragile
  • frail
  • gamin
  • guy
  • homunculus
  • inadequate
  • inappreciable
  • inconsequential
  • inferior
  • infinitesimal
  • infirm
  • insect
  • insignificancy
  • insufficient
  • junior
  • juvenile
  • kid
  • lacking
  • least
  • lightweight
  • little
  • little bitty
  • little guy
  • little one
  • little shaver
  • meager
  • meagre
  • measly
  • mediocrity
  • micro
  • microscopic
  • microscopical
  • mini
  • miniature
  • miniaturized
  • minikin
  • minim
  • minor
  • minuscule
  • minute
  • mite
  • morsel
  • niggardly
  • niggling
  • no-name
  • nobody
  • noncelebrity
  • nonentity
  • nonperson
  • nothing
  • nullity
  • number
  • obscurity
  • paltry
  • peanut
  • peewee
  • petty
  • picayune
  • piddling
  • pigmy
  • pinpoint
  • pint-size
  • pint-sized
  • pip-squeak
  • pocket
  • pocket-size
  • pocket-sized
  • poor
  • punk
  • puny
  • puppet
  • puppy
  • pygmy
  • runt
  • runted
  • runtish
  • runty
  • scant
  • scanty
  • scarce
  • schoolboy
  • scrub
  • scrubby
  • shaver
  • short
  • shot
  • shrimp
  • shrimpy
  • skimp
  • skimpy
  • slender
  • slight
  • slim
  • small
  • small fry
  • small time
  • small-fry
  • smallish
  • snippersnapper
  • son
  • sonny
  • spare
  • sparse
  • sprout
  • squirt
  • stingy
  • stripling
  • stunted
  • subnormal
  • tadpole
  • teensy
  • teensy-weensy
  • teeny
  • teeny-weeny
  • tiny
  • toy
  • toylike
  • trifling
  • trivial
  • twerp
  • two-bit
  • unconsequential
  • underfed
  • undergrown
  • undersize
  • undersized
  • undeveloped
  • unsound
  • unsubstantial
  • wanting
  • weak
  • weakly
  • wee
  • weensy
  • weeny
  • whippersnapper
  • worthless
  • yea big
  • yea high
  • young one
  • youngster
  • youth
  • zero
  • zilch

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