The Opposite(Antonym) of “bidirectional”
The antonyms of bidirectional are unidirectional and one-way. These words describe the directionality of something, whether it goes in one direction or both directions.
Explore all Antonyms of “bidirectional”
- unidirectional
- one-way
Definitions and Examples of unidirectional, one-way
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Moving or operating in a single direction.
Example
The flow of traffic on this road is unidirectional, meaning it only goes in one direction.
one-way
Moving or allowing movement in only one direction.
Example
This street is one-way, so you can only drive in one direction.
Key Differences: unidirectional vs one-way
- 1Unidirectional refers to something that moves or operates in a single direction.
- 2One-way refers to something that allows movement in only one direction.
Effective Usage of unidirectional, one-way
- 1In Traffic: Use unidirectional and one-way to describe the flow of traffic on roads and streets.
- 2In Technology: Use bidirectional to describe devices or systems that can send and receive data in both directions.
- 3In Communication: Use these antonyms to describe the directionality of communication channels, such as phone calls or emails.
Remember this!
The antonyms unidirectional and one-way describe things that move or operate in a single direction, while bidirectional describes things that can go in both directions. Use these words to describe traffic flow, technology, and communication channels.