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Synonym for stab [verb]

The synonym stab synonymous definition words:
means "pierce"
penetrate, spear, gore, wound, knife, pin, thrust
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stab [noun]

means "blow"
cut, puncture, wound, thrust
Further results for the word "stab"

bite [noun]

means "thing"
stab, sting

canker [noun]

means "wound"
stab

cut [noun]

means "thing"
incision, rent, channel, stab, gash, pierce

hook [verb]

means "action"
secure, stab

impale [verb]

means "pierce"
penetrate, puncture, spear, stab, stick, gore

incision [noun]

means "cut"
rent, channel, stab, gash, pierce, nip

knife [verb]

means "action"
stab, cut, pierce, impale, slash, stick

laceration [noun]

means "injury"
hurt, damage, bruise, cut, wound, stab

lesion [noun]

means "injury"
hurt, damage, bruise, cut, laceration, stab

penetrate [verb]

means "pierce"
bore, stab, enter, pervade, permeate, perforate

prick [noun]

means "jab"
jag, puncture, stab

run [verb]

means "impact"
thrust, drive, force, pierce, stab

scar [verb]

means "injure"
hurt, maim, stab, whip, beat, slash

sore [noun]

means "health"
gash, stab

spear [verb]

means "pierce"
stab, penetrate, lance, run through, bayonet, impale

stick [verb]

means "action"
pierce, penetrate, puncture, spear, stab, impale

tap [verb]

means "action"
stab, perforate

thrust [verb]

means "jab"
stick, stab, pierce, puncture, penetrate, shove

transfix [verb]

means "impale"
pierce through, stab, spear, stick through, pierce, pin

wound [verb]

means "action"
stab

wound [noun]

means "health"
stab, lesion

established [adjective]

means "fixed"
permanent, stable, entrenched, secure

stabilise [verb]

means "steady"
stabilize, brace, firm, stiffen

stability [noun]

means "substantiality"
solidity, fact, permanence

stabilize [verb]

means "stabilise"
steady, brace, firm, stiffen

stable [noun]

means "place"
barn, livery, pen, coop, shelter, hutch

stable [adjective]

means "state"
fixed, firm, established, steady, sturdy, rigid, invariable, unchanging

stable [adjective]

means "quality"
permanent, constant, enduring, lasting, perpetual, everlasting, secure, abiding

stable [adjective]

means "property"
steadfast, constant, sound, reliable, steady, unwavering, staunch, solid

abiding [adjective]

means "permanent"
stable

balance [verb]

means "equalize"
equalise, poise, adjust, steady, stabilise, stabilize

barnyard [noun]

means "feed yard"
pen, corral, feed-lot, run, stable yard, lot

booth [noun]

means "stall"
cell, stable, berth, enclosure, crib, chamber

compact [verb]

means "cement"
confirm, solidify, sanction, stabilise, stabilize, authorise

conservative [adjective]

means "cautious"
traditional, unchanging, conventional, inflexible, stable, obstinate

constancy [noun]

means "tenacity"
steadfastness, determination, resolution, firmness, perseverance, stability

cow barn [noun]

means "shelter for cattle"
shelter, stable, barn

endurance [noun]

means "durability"
stability, strength, bearing, enduring

enduring [adjective]

means "permanent"
constant, stable, lasting, perpetual, everlasting, secure

entrenched [adjective]

means "fixed"
permanent, stable, established, secure

equalise [verb]

means "balance"
equalize, poise, adjust, steady, stabilise, stabilize

equalize [verb]

means "equalise"
balance, poise, adjust, steady, stabilise, stabilize

everlasting [adjective]

means "permanent"
constant, enduring, lasting, perpetual, stable, secure

fact [noun]

means "state"
substantiality, solidity, stability, permanence

faithful [adjective]

means "constant"
sincere, dependable, resolute, loyal, stable, stanch

firm [adjective]

means "property"
stable, fast, staunch, fixed, immovable, rooted

invariable [adjective]

means "same"
consistent, stable, unvarying

long-lived [adjective]

means "permanent"
eternal, lasting, enduring, perpetual, stable, perennial

perdurable [adjective]

means "permanent"
eternal, lasting, enduring, perpetual, stable, perennial

poise [noun]

means "composure"
stability

reliability [noun]

means "responsibility"
trustworthiness, stability, efficiency, capability, capacity

responsibility [noun]

means "reliability"
trustworthiness, stability, efficiency, capability, capacity

responsible [adjective]

means "reliable"
dependable, trustworthy, efficient, stable, capable, trusty

secure [adjective]

means "state"
safe, protected, stable, fast, fastened, fixed

self-control [noun]

means "composure"
stability

self-possession [noun]

means "composure"
stability

set [adjective]

means "state"
fixed, firm, stable, solid, determined, settled

smooth [adjective]

means "characterisitc"
stable, constant

solid [adjective]

means "characteristic"
stable, fixed

sound [adjective]

means "character trait"
reliable, trustworthy, dependable, faithful, loyal, stable

stall [noun]

means "place"
booth, cell, stable, berth, enclosure, crib

steadfastness [noun]

means "tenacity"
constancy, determination, resolution, firmness, perseverance, stability

steady [verb]

means "activity"
stabilize, stabilise, brace, firm, stiffen

steady [adjective]

means "property"
balanced, even, stable, fixed, firm, steadfast

substantial [adjective]

means "strong"
firm, solid, stout, stable, sound, resolute

sure [adjective]

means "quality"
secure, safe, firm, stable, steady, solid

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