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bells

[belz] / bɛlz /
NOUN
approbation
Synonyms
STRONG
admiration approval consent endorsement esteem favor go ahead okay permission recognition sanction support
WEAK
high regard the nod
Antonyms
STRONG
denial disagreement disapproval disfavor dislike hatred opposition refusal rejection veto
WEAK
criticism disapprobation
NOUN
approval
Synonyms
STRONGEST
blessing confirmation consent endorsement go ahead green light license mandate permission ratification recommendation sanction support
STRONG
acquiescence assent compliance concurrence countenance leave okay validation
WEAK
the nod
Antonyms
STRONGEST
ban condemnation denial disapproval discouragement opposition prohibition refusal veto
STRONG
disagreement dissent
WEAK
disfavor dislike hatred rejection
NOUN
matrimony
Synonyms
STRONG
alliance marriage match nuptials union wedding wedlock
WEAK
conjugality connubiality marital rites shotgun wedding wedding bells wedding ceremony
Antonyms
STRONG
divorce separation
NOUN
spousal
Synonyms
STRONG
bridal nuptial
WEAK
espousal hook marriage marriage ceremony matrimony nuptial rite nuptials union wedlock
NOUN
wedding
Synonyms
STRONGEST
marriage
STRONG
bridal espousal hook matrimony nuptials union wedlock
WEAK
marriage ceremony nuptial rite spousal
Antonyms
STRONG
divorce

Example Sentences

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If Rosenior loses this tie too, then the alarm bells would really be ringing at Stamford Bridge.

From BBC • Apr. 2, 2026

A heavy quiet hangs over Theofilou's farm in the absence of the bleats from the sheep and the tinkle of their bells.

From Barron's • Mar. 30, 2026

But the alarm bells are ringing within OpenAI’s offices too, which have been locked in “code red” mode since December.

From Slate • Mar. 25, 2026

A premiere destination for wildflower viewing, Chino Hills State Park is host to wild hyacinth, poppies, Canterbury bells and redmaids through May.

From Los Angeles Times • Mar. 17, 2026

“Mrs. Brenner told me about your roommate. I heard the police bells last night, but my parents wouldn’t let me leave our flat. What happened? Is he going to be okay?”

From "The City Beautiful" by Aden Polydoros