Antonyms for here
hɪərher·e

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1. • Location

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1. herenoun

   the present location; this place

   "where do we go from here?"

   Antonyms:
   there, absent, in that location, at that place, thither

2. Hera, Hereadjective

   queen of the Olympian gods in ancient Greek mythology; sister and wife of Zeus remembered for her jealously of the many mortal women Zeus fell in love with; identified with Roman Juno

   Antonyms:
   there, absent, in that location, at that place, thither

3. here(p)adverb

   being here now

   "is everyone here?"

   Antonyms:
   there, absent, in that location, thither, at that place

4. hereadverb

   in or at this place; where the speaker or writer is

   "I work here"; "turn here"; "radio waves received here on Earth"

   Antonyms:
   there, absent, thither, at that place, in that location

   Synonyms:
   hither

5. hereadverb

   in this circumstance or respect or on this point or detail

   "what do we have here?"; "here I must disagree"

   Antonyms:
   there, absent, at that place, in that location, thither

   Synonyms:
   hither

6. here, hitheradverb

   to this place (especially toward the speaker)

   "come here, please"

   Antonyms:
   there, absent, at that place, in that location, thither

   Synonyms:
   hither

7. hereadverb

   at this time; now

   "we'll adjourn here for lunch and discuss the remaining issues this afternoon"

   Antonyms:
   there, absent, at that place, in that location, thither

   Synonyms:
   hither

How to use here in a sentence?

1. Adrian Bartlett:

   In Florida, it's hot 90 percent of the year here, but over the past couple of years, we've seen a lot of our kids wearing these big baggy sweatshirts 24/7, whether it's winter or summer.

2. Judy Elton:

   We're not talking about a great deal of money here.

3. Ty Sumter:

   I love New York more than anything. It's like finding the entire world in just one place, but these crime levels, it makes me not want to do anything anymore. Even in this beautiful weather, I want to walk around but for what ? I don't feel safe. There's a police station right here, and I still don't feel safe. I just want to get home.

4. Brady Boyd:

   We feel the open carrying of weapons is part of a violent culture and we kind of want to push back against open carry and gun violence, we welcome you to worship. We love the fact that you’re here, but please leave the gun in the car. Church shootings have been a disturbing fact for decades, according to BuckeyeFirearms.org, which listed instances dating back to 1974. The most notorious shooting occurred last June, when a 21-year-old white supremacist named Dylann Storm Roof gunned down nine strangers at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal church in Charleston, South Carolina, after praying with them for more than an hour. Last month, the FBI provided security training for 165 faith leaders at its Dallas headquarters. The key is to be proactive and plan for it ahead of time and train for it ahead of time, so in the unlikely event something does happen, you're ready and prepared to deal with that situation, John Smith, risk management director with the Catholic Diocese of Dallas, said. Michael Lanford, co-owner of SC Firearms Training, provides firearm training and consulting for churches throughout South Carolina. Michael Lanford helps clients hiring outside security teams or to form their own. Michael Lanford, who has a background in the military and law enforcement, said taking down an active shooter in a church requires unique reactions, and that safety and training are critical.

5. Jennifer Waller:

   It was a shock because I can’t have cancer. I’m a nurse. I take care of people. I tell people you have cancer. I treat you. I can’t have cancer. Yet here I am, saying the words that make me so nauseas.

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