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Another word for nonachiever

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• noun (Context 1)

A person who fails to achieve notable success or who lacks the ambition and effort required to reach conventional goals.

Usage Example

"The mentorship program was designed to motivate students who had previously been labeled as nonachievers."

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underachiever
Strong
slacker
idler
failure

Opposites of nonachiever

The opposite of nonachiever shifts depending on context. Common opposites include:

achiever
overachiever
highflier
go-getter
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