Antonyms for on-keyon-key

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1. on-key, trueadjective

   in tune; accurate in pitch

   "a true note"

   Antonyms:
   inharmonious, unharmonious

   Synonyms:
   truthful, true(a), dependable, true(p), rightful(a), true, dead on target, honest, genuine, lawful, unfeigned, straight, reliable

How to use on-key in a sentence?

1. Justin Thomas:

   I've been struggling on Saturdays so far this year and maybe the key is to play a little poorly the first two days, I don't know what it is, but, yeah, it was big today, it was one of the best rounds I've probably ever played in competition. To do it at a stage like this and a field and a golf course like this, to get back in the tournament was big.

2. Whitney Bowe:

   Icing the area immediately following treatment is key--cold milk compresses are amazingly soothing, popping an Aleve or ibuprofen can decrease swelling and redness, but avoid Tylenol.If the redness lasts for longer than a few hours, be sure to tell your doctor so they can be more conservative with the settings at your next session.

3. Dennis Muilenburg:

   The key thing you are going to see is that through the combination between Boeing and Embraer, we will be able to increase volume for our supply chain, which is generally going to be beneficial. And that beneficial volume should also turn into more affordability and competitiveness.

4. Nelson Chamisa:

   This is a significant and fantastic for what is possible for the future of Africa. Zambia is an inspiration to stubborn laggards in democracy. Strong institutions are key for effective power transfer and smooth transitions.

5. John Elway:

   The key thing is for him to want to come back, that's why it's not really what we want to do. I think the important thing is it's going to be his decision. Where we get a chance to sit and talk to him -- and that's why it's up to Peyton Manning to see that process -- where he is, where he is in his career, what he thinks he can do, how he can play, what he wants to do from here on out. In talking about retirement, retirement is always hard.

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