junker

as ininadequate
as ininferior
as insubstandard
as inlow-grade
as inlow-quality
as insecond-class
as inimperfect
as injalopy
as inautomobile
as inwreck
as incar

Antonyms for junker

wreck

noun. severe damage or severely damaged goods

Word Origin & History

"young German noble," 1550s, from German Junker, from Old High German juncherro, literally "young lord," from junc "young" (see young) + herro "lord" (see Herr). Pejorative sense of "reactionary younger member of the Prussian aristocracy" (1865) dates from Bismarck's domestic policy.

Example Sentences forjunker

Have at it, Junker, and let us see if you can leave your mark upon it!'

The Junker was received in the burgomaster's house by Barbara.

"Junker von Dornburg," he repeated, shaking his waving locks.

It didn't look amiss, but the heat, Junker, the heat spoiled all pleasure.

Profit by the darkness, Junker, and keep on till you have the Spaniards behind you.

The festival was over; yet did Ursula and the Junker walk together.

With the vision of a mere German Junker, he looked on Russia as the enemy.

Master Meyer had introduced me to his family as "Junker Hermann."

To see him shrivel when a veritable Junker came in, was humiliating.

I will stake my Sorrel,” answered the Junker, “that you will not try it.

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