one-horse

The word “one-horse” has 2 syllables: one-horse

It's pronounced as /wʌn hɔrs/


What is synonym and antonym for one-horse?

In the thesaurus, “one-horse” has 30 synonyms and 44 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for one-horse along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for one-horse

Antonyms for one-horse

  • all-important
  • basic
  • big
  • chief
  • consequential
  • decisive
  • distinctive
  • distinguished
  • dominant
  • eminent
  • essential
  • eventful
  • exceptional
  • famous
  • fatal
  • fateful
  • fundamental
  • great
  • illustrious
  • important
  • impressive
  • key
  • major
  • material
  • meaningful
  • momentous
  • notorious
  • outstanding
  • overbearing
  • overmastering
  • overriding
  • preeminent
  • prestigious
  • principal
  • prominent
  • remarkable
  • renowned
  • significant
  • substantial
  • unfrivolous
  • valuable
  • weighty
  • worthwhile
  • worthy

Meanings of one-horse

  • adjective
    1. Drawn or worked by a single horse.
    2. (by extension) Small, insignificant.

Example Sentences

  • The town was so small, it felt like a one-horse village.
  • He drove a one-horse carriage through the cobblestone streets.
  • The one-horse town had only one small grocery store.
  • The farm was located in a quiet, one-horse area far from the city.
  • They sold souvenirs in a quaint, one-horse shop by the lake.

On this page you'll find 74 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to one-horse, such as: all-important, anonymous, basic, big, chief, consequential, decisive.

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

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  • sidekick
  • small
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  • steward
  • subordinate
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  • two-bit
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