ENGLISH SYNONYMS

100+ sinônimos do inglês para enriquecer seu vocabulário

Repetir as mesmas palavras faz o seu inglês soar monótono. Este guia oferece sinônimos vívidos e precisos para as palavras mais usadas do inglês — para que sua escrita e fala se tornem imediatamente mais expressivas.

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Alternativas a "said"

"whispered"

said something very quietly

""Don't tell anyone," she whispered."

Alternativas a "said"

"announced"

said something formally or publicly

"The CEO announced the merger at the press conference."

Alternativas a "said"

"muttered"

said something quietly and unclearly

"He muttered an apology and walked away."

Alternativas a "said"

"exclaimed"

said something suddenly with strong feeling

""That's incredible!" she exclaimed."

Alternativas a "said"

"replied"

said something in response

""I'll be there at noon," he replied."

Alternativas a "said"

"insisted"

said something firmly, refusing to change

"She insisted that she had locked the door."

Alternativas a "said"

"confessed"

admitted something truthfully

""I was the one who broke it," he confessed."

Alternativas a "said"

"urged"

strongly encouraged or advised

""Please reconsider," she urged."

Alternativas a "good"

"excellent"

extremely good, of the highest quality

"The chef prepared an excellent meal for our guests."

Alternativas a "good"

"outstanding"

exceptionally good, standing out from others

"She gave an outstanding performance in the final act."

Alternativas a "good"

"superb"

impressively good or splendid

"The view from the mountain top was superb."

Alternativas a "good"

"admirable"

deserving respect and approval

"His dedication to the project was admirable."

Alternativas a "good"

"commendable"

worthy of praise

"Your effort on this report is truly commendable."

Alternativas a "good"

"first-rate"

of the best quality

"This is a first-rate piece of engineering."

Alternativas a "good"

"splendid"

magnificent and impressive

"What a splendid idea for the event!"

Alternativas a "good"

"satisfactory"

meeting expectations but not exceptional

"The results were satisfactory but could be improved."

Alternativas a "big"

"enormous"

very large in size or amount

"An enormous crowd gathered in the city square."

Alternativas a "big"

"vast"

very great in area, extent, or quantity

"The explorers crossed the vast Sahara Desert."

Alternativas a "big"

"colossal"

extremely large or impressive

"Building the bridge was a colossal engineering challenge."

Alternativas a "big"

"massive"

exceptionally large and heavy or solid

"A massive storm hit the coastline overnight."

Alternativas a "big"

"immense"

extremely large or great in scale

"The project required an immense amount of coordination."

Alternativas a "big"

"substantial"

of considerable size or importance

"She made a substantial donation to the charity."

Alternativas a "big"

"towering"

extremely tall or impressively large

"The towering skyscrapers defined the city skyline."

Alternativas a "big"

"grand"

large, impressive, and splendid

"They celebrated in a grand ballroom downtown."

Alternativas a "happy"

"elated"

extremely happy and excited

"She was elated when she received the acceptance letter."

Alternativas a "happy"

"content"

peacefully satisfied with things as they are

"He sat content by the fire, reading his book."

Alternativas a "happy"

"thrilled"

very excited and pleased

"The children were thrilled to see the first snow."

Alternativas a "happy"

"delighted"

very happy and pleased

"We are delighted to welcome you to our team."

Alternativas a "happy"

"overjoyed"

extremely happy and full of joy

"She was overjoyed at the news of her sister's recovery."

Alternativas a "happy"

"cheerful"

noticeably happy and optimistic

"He always arrives at work with a cheerful attitude."

Alternativas a "happy"

"ecstatic"

overwhelmingly happy, in a state of ecstasy

"Fans were ecstatic when their team won the championship."

Alternativas a "happy"

"jovial"

friendly and cheerful in disposition

"The jovial host made everyone feel at ease."

Alternativas a "important"

"crucial"

extremely important for the outcome

"This meeting is crucial to securing the contract."

Alternativas a "important"

"significant"

large enough to be noticed or have an effect

"There was a significant improvement in test scores."

Alternativas a "important"

"essential"

absolutely necessary

"Good communication is essential in any team."

Alternativas a "important"

"vital"

critically necessary for life or success

"Exercise plays a vital role in maintaining health."

Alternativas a "important"

"pivotal"

of central importance to a process or outcome

"That decision was pivotal in shaping the company's future."

Alternativas a "important"

"paramount"

more important than anything else

"Safety is of paramount importance on the construction site."

Alternativas a "important"

"indispensable"

absolutely essential and not replaceable

"She became indispensable to the research team."

Alternativas a "important"

"noteworthy"

deserving attention or notice

"The report includes several noteworthy findings."

Alternativas a "walk"

"strolled"

walked in a slow, relaxed way

"They strolled along the beach at sunset."

Alternativas a "walk"

"marched"

walked with a regular, determined step

"The soldiers marched through the town square."

Alternativas a "walk"

"trudged"

walked slowly with heavy steps, as if tired

"He trudged home through the deep snow."

Alternativas a "walk"

"strutted"

walked with proud, exaggerated steps

"She strutted onto the stage in her new outfit."

Alternativas a "walk"

"crept"

moved slowly and quietly to avoid being noticed

"The cat crept silently toward the bird."

Alternativas a "walk"

"wandered"

walked without a fixed route or direction

"We wandered through the old city for hours."

Alternativas a "walk"

"dashed"

ran or moved quickly

"He dashed across the street to catch the bus."

Alternativas a "walk"

"shuffled"

walked slowly, dragging one's feet

"The tired commuters shuffled toward the exit."

Perguntas frequentes

O que é um sinônimo em inglês?

Um sinônimo é uma palavra que tem o mesmo significado ou muito similar a outra. Por exemplo, "happy" e "elated" são sinônimos, mas "elated" carrega uma sensação mais forte de entusiasmo. Sinônimos nem sempre são intercambiáveis — contexto, registro e nuance importam.

Por que devo aprender sinônimos?

Conhecer sinônimos ajuda a evitar repetições, torna sua escrita mais interessante e permite expressar diferenças sutis de significado. Falantes nativos variam seu vocabulário naturalmente, e usar sinônimos faz seu inglês soar mais natural e sofisticado.

Como escolho o sinônimo certo?

Considere o contexto, a formalidade e a conotação. Por exemplo, "enormous" e "substantial" significam grande, mas "substantial" é mais comum na escrita formal, enquanto "enormous" é mais vívido e intenso. Leia exemplos e observe como os falantes nativos usam cada palavra.

Qual é a diferença entre sinônimo e quase-sinônimo?

Um sinônimo perfeito significa exatamente a mesma coisa em todos os contextos, mas esses são raros em inglês. Quase-sinônimos compartilham um significado central, mas diferem em grau, conotação ou uso. Por exemplo, "content" e "ecstatic" descrevem felicidade, mas em intensidades muito diferentes.

Como posso praticar sinônimos com inglês real?

A melhor forma é ouvir e ler conteúdo autêntico em inglês. Quando você ouve um falante nativo usar "announced" em vez de "said" ou "trudged" em vez de "walked", você vê a palavra em contexto natural. A seção de prática de listening deste site usa vídeos reais para ajudá-lo a absorver o vocabulário de forma natural.

A maneira mais rápida de fixar sinônimos é ouvi-los em uso natural. Vídeos reais — vocabulário real.

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