Synonyms and antonyms of Opinions and attitudes in American Thesaurus

opinion (noun)

the attitude that you have toward something, especially your thoughts about how good it is

attitude (noun)

someone’s opinions or feelings about something, especially as shown by their behavior

view (noun)

a personal opinion, belief, or attitude about a particular situation or subject

viewpoint (noun)

an attitude, or an opinion

reputation (noun)

a general opinion that someone or something has a particular quality

impression (noun)

an opinion or feeling that you have about someone or something you have seen but do not know very well

feeling (noun)

an opinion that you have about something, especially when it is based on general thoughts rather than definite reasons

stand (noun)

an attitude or opinion about something, especially one that you state publicly

stance (noun)

an attitude or view about an issue that you state clearly

point of view (noun)

your personal judgment or opinion about something

appraisal (noun)

an opinion about how successful, effective, etc. someone or something is

assessment (noun)

a judgment or opinion that is the result of this process.

conception (noun)

a belief about what something is like

conviction (noun)

a strong belief or opinion about something

estimation (noun)

formal the opinion that you have about someone or something

evaluation (noun)

the process of making a judgment about the value, importance, or quality of something after considering it carefully

evaluation (noun)

a judgment that you make about the value, importance, or quality of something after considering it carefully

helicopter view (noun)

a general way of considering a problem

idea (noun)

an opinion or belief

impression (noun)

the opinion that other people have about you because of the way that you look, speak, or behave

impression (noun)

used about something that you believe because of what you have seen or experienced, often something that is not true

inference (noun)

an opinion that you form about something that is based on information you already have

judgment (noun)

an opinion that you have after thinking carefully about something

middle ground (noun)

opinions and attitudes that are not extreme and that a lot of people can agree with

point (noun)

an idea or opinion among a number of others

point of view (noun)

a way of judging a situation based on a particular aspect

position (noun)

an opinion about an important issue

preconception (noun)

an opinion about something that you form before you have a lot of information about it or experience with it

prejudice (noun)

an unreasonable opinion or feeling, especially the feeling of not liking a particular group of people

self-assessment (noun)

when you judge the quality of your own work and how much progress you have made

someone’s take on something ()

someone’s attitude or opinion about a situation

standpoint (noun)

a way of considering something

thinking (noun)

an opinion, or a set of ideas

thought (noun)

an idea or opinion about something

value judgment (noun)

a judgment based on your personal beliefs, not on facts

vantage point (noun)

the particular ideas or beliefs that influence the way that you think about things

verdict (noun)

an official judgment by an organization or person in authority

verdict (noun)

an opinion that you have or a decision that you make

voice (noun)

the opinion of a person or group

where someone is coming from (informal)

informal the ideas, intentions, or feelings that make someone say a particular thing or behave in a particular way

world view (noun)

the way that someone sees and understands world events, especially in relation to their religious or political beliefs and ideas