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Synonym for rap [verb]

The synonym rap synonymous definition words:
means "hit"
beat, knock, strike, whack, tap, bang, slap
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rap [verb]

means "criticize"
criticise, bad-mouth, put down, berate, blame, denounce, knock, condemn

rap [noun]

means "knock"
tap, thud, whack, bang, slap, flap, clip

rap [noun]

means "blame"
reprimand, castigation
Further results for the word "rap"

bat [verb]

means "blow"
knock, hit, rap, swat, sock, whack

blow [noun]

means "action"
hit, thump, bump, strike, rap, knock

chat [noun]

means "speech"
talk, palaver, conversation, colloquy, rap, yarn

hit [noun]

means "action"
blow, punch, rap, stroke

knock [verb]

means "action"
rap, tap, thump, whack, hit, pound

knock [noun]

means "sound"
tap, rap, thud, bang, thump, tapping

pat [verb]

means "impact"
tap, beat, rap, hit, punch, box

patter [verb]

means "tap"
drum, rattle, beat, pat, rap, pound

peck [verb]

means "tap"
nip, pick, rap, pat, kiss, strike

peck [noun]

means "sharp stroke"
rap, tap, pinch, blow, knock, thump

stroke [noun]

means "impact"
blow, beating, knock, rap, thump, pat

swat [verb]

means "blow"
knock, hit, rap, bat, sock, whack

tap [verb]

means "impact"
rap, knock, hit, pat, touch, bob

tapping [noun]

means "loud noise"
tap, rap, thud, bang, thump, knock

thump [noun]

means "blow"
knock, rap, thud, whack, bop, crack

rapacious [adjective]

means "avaricious"
grasping, greedy, covetous, selfish, grudging, miserly, parsimonious


rape [verb]

means "activity"
molest, assault, abuse, violate, force, defile, ravish, spoil

rape [noun]

means "criminality"
abduction, assault, attack, violation, molestation

rapid [adjective]

means "property"
quick, expeditious, swift, apt, fast, ready, fleet, hasty


rapidly [object]

means "quickly"
expeditiously, fast, speedily, swiftly

rapids [noun]

means "waterfall"
chute, watercourse, trough, cataract, canyon

rapine [noun]

means "devastation"
depredation, destruction, pillage, spoliation

rapist [noun]

means "criminal"
user, despoiler

rapport [noun]

means "compatibility"
accord, harmony, agreement, equanimity, amity, unanimity, concord


rapt [adjective]

means "intent"
engrossed, absorbed, immersed, abstracted, enthralled, engaged

rapt [adjective]

means "enchanted"
enraptured, transported, ecstatic, spellbound, delighted

rapture [noun]

means "ecstasy"
bliss, transport, joy, happiness

abductor [noun]

means "kidnapper"
ravisher, rapist

absorbed [adjective]

means "engrossed"
immersed, enthralled, preoccupied, rapt, intent

accelerated [adjective]

means "fast"
quick, direct, express, non-stop, rapid, swift

acquisitive [adjective]

means "grasping"
greedy, avaricious, rapacious

acquisitiveness [noun]

means "greed"
covetousness, cupidity, selfishness, rapacity, avarice

aggressor [noun]

means "assailant"
attacker, invader, intruder, antagonist, criminal, rapist

amity [noun]

means "compatibility"
accord, rapport, agreement, equanimity, harmony, unanimity

assailant [noun]

means "attacker"
aggressor, invader, intruder, antagonist, criminal, rapist

assault [noun]

means "violation"
rape, attack, molestation

assault [noun]

means "violate"
rape, ravish, attack, molest

attack [noun]

means "action"
violation, assault, defilement, rape

attacker [noun]

means "assailant"
aggressor, invader, intruder, antagonist, criminal, rapist

attentive [adjective]

means "alert"
rapt, watchful, sharp, intent, vigilant, observant

avarice [noun]

means "greed"
covetousness, cupidity, selfishness, rapacity, acquisitiveness

avaricious [adjective]

means "greedy"
grasping, rapacious, covetous, selfish, grudging, miserly

blessedness [noun]

means "satisfaction"
rapture, happiness, bliss, tranquillity

bliss [noun]

means "paradise"
ecstasy, rapture, delight, glory, transport, joy

chute [noun]

means "waterfall"
rapids, watercourse, trough, cataract, canyon

compromise [noun]

means "finding a middle course"
concession, give and take, bargaining, reconciliation, settlement, rapprochement

debauch [verb]

means "seduce"
defile, corrupt, deflower, violate, rape, pervert

defile [verb]

means "violate"
molest, ravish, rape, hurt

deflower [verb]

means "debauch"
defile, corrupt, seduce, violate, rape, pervert

delectation [noun]

means "pleasure"
happiness, delight, ecstasy, enjoyment, joy, rapture

delight [noun]

means "pleasure"
happiness, delectation, ecstasy, enjoyment, joy, rapture

depredation [noun]

means "pillage"
plunder, ravage, plundering, rapine, robbery, spoliation

desire [noun]

means "devotion"
rapture, admiration

despoil [verb]

means "plunder"
rape

ecstasy [noun]

means "transport"
bliss, rapture, joy, happiness

ecstatic [adjective]

means "exhilarated"
rapt, intoxicated, happy, overjoyed, vivacious, rollicking

engrossed [adjective]

means "absorbed"
immersed, enthralled, preoccupied, rapt, intent

exaltation [noun]

means "elation"
rapture, happiness, jubilation, exultation

expeditious [adjective]

means "quick"
speedy, rapid, fast, swift, fleet

express [adjective]

means "fast"
quick, direct, accelerated, non-stop, rapid, swift

extortionate [adjective]

means "outrageous"
exorbitant, unreasonable, extravagant, rapacious, severe, wasteful

fast [object]

means "time"
quickly, expeditiously, rapidly, speedily, swiftly

fast [adjective]

means "property"
quick, fleet, brisk, accelerated, expeditious, rapid

force [verb]

means "activity"
overcome, overpower, rape, ravish, violate

grasping [adjective]

means "avaricious"
greedy, rapacious, covetous, selfish, grudging, miserly

greedy [adjective]

means "avaricious"
grasping, rapacious, covetous, selfish, grudging, miserly

grudging [adjective]

means "avaricious"
grasping, rapacious, covetous, selfish, greedy, miserly

happiness [noun]

means "satisfaction"
rapture, blessedness, bliss, tranquillity

happy [adjective]

means "feeling"
exhilarated, rapt, intoxicated, ecstatic, overjoyed, vivacious

harmony [noun]

means "compatibility"
accord, rapport, agreement, equanimity, amity, unanimity

hasty [adjective]

means "hurried"
brisk, fast, fleet, quick, rapid, speedy

hurried [adjective]

means "hasty"
brisk, fast, fleet, quick, rapid, speedy

intent [adjective]

means "firm"
resolute, fixed, set, steadfast, rapt, engrossed

invader [noun]

means "assailant"
aggressor, attacker, intruder, antagonist, criminal, rapist

joy [noun]

means "state"
gladness, delight, exultation, rapture, satisfaction

kidnapper [noun]

means "abductor"
ravisher, rapist

maraud [verb]

means "raid"
ravage, plunder, pillage, rape, attack, loot

molest [verb]

means "violate"
rape, ravish, attack, assault

overjoyed [adjective]

means "exhilarated"
rapt, intoxicated, ecstatic, happy, vivacious, rollicking

paradise [noun]

means "bliss"
ecstasy, rapture, delight, glory, transport, joy

parsimonious [adjective]

means "avaricious"
grasping, rapacious, covetous, selfish, grudging, miserly

pillage [verb]

means "plunder"
ravage, despoil, loot, rape, rob, sack

pillage [noun]

means "devastation"
depredation, destruction, rapine, spoliation

plunder [verb]

means "despoil"
rape

plunder [noun]

means "pillage"
depredation, ravage, plundering, rapine, robbery, spoliation

plundering [noun]

means "pillage"
depredation, ravage, plunder, rapine, robbery, spoliation

prompt [adjective]

means "time"
direct, rapid

propinquity [noun]

means "kinship"
relationship, tie, connection, affiliation, rapport, affinity

punctual [adjective]

means "timely"
rapid

quick [adjective]

means "property"
rapid, expeditious, swift, apt, fast, ready

ransack [verb]

means "despoil"
rape

ravening [adjective]

means "ravenous"
voracious, omnivorous, rapacious

reconciliation [noun]

means "finding a middle course"
concession, give and take, bargaining, compromise, settlement, rapprochement

robbery [noun]

means "pillage"
depredation, ravage, plundering, rapine, plunder, spoliation

rollicking [adjective]

means "exhilarated"
rapt, intoxicated, ecstatic, overjoyed, vivacious, happy

sack [verb]

means "activity"
loot, rape

seduce [verb]

means "debauch"
defile, corrupt, deflower, violate, rape, pervert

sensibility [noun]

means "understanding"
appreciation, rapport

speed [noun]

means "swiftness"
velocity, quickness, rapidity, acceleration, alacrity, celerity

speedily [object]

means "quickly"
expeditiously, rapidly, fast, swiftly

speedy [adjective]

means "quick"
swift, rapid, fast, expeditious, fleet

spoil [verb]

means "activity"
plunder, pillage, ravage, rape, despoil, waste

spoliation [noun]

means "devastation"
depredation, destruction, rapine, pillage

swift [adjective]

means "quick"
speedy, rapid, fast, expeditious, fleet

swiftly [object]

means "quickly"
expeditiously, rapidly, speedily, fast

theft [noun]

means "criminality"
pillage, depredation, ravage, plundering, rapine, robbery

timely [adjective]

means "prompt"
rapid

transport [noun]

means "ecstasy"
bliss, rapture, joy, happiness

truce [noun]

means "finding a middle course"
concession, give and take, bargaining, reconciliation, settlement, rapprochement

unity [noun]

means "agreement"
rapport

violation [noun]

means "defilement"
debasement, assault, desecration, rape, subjugation

voracity [noun]

means "insatiability"
gluttony, greed, covetousness, rapacity, acquisitiveness

watercourse [noun]

means "waterfall"
rapids, chute, trough, cataract, canyon

waterfall [noun]

means "cascade"
rapids, fall, chute, force, spout, shoot

winged [adjective]

means "swift"
fast, quick, speedy, rapid, aerial, flying

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