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Synonym for back [verb]
The synonym back synonymous definition words:
- conjugate verb back
- translate back
If you need to fix the back fence, that is shared with a neigbor do we need to consult them?
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Further results for the word "back"
assist [verb]
means "action"aid, favour, foster, nourish, uphold, back
astern [adjective]
means "abaft"rearward, behind, back, to the rear, aft
authorize [verb]
means "approve"legitimate, affirm, sanction, endorse, certify, back
capitalize [verb]
means "finance"back, bankroll, stake
help [verb]
means "assistance"aid, abet, assist, support, uphold, back
hind [noun]
means "posterior"back, after, rear, remote
in reverse [object]
means "rearward"to the rear, back, backward, behind
rearward [noun]
means "backward"back, behind, aback, to the rear
reverse [noun]
means "tail"back, behind, rear, hind
rump [noun]
means "bottom"butt, posterior, seat, tail end, back
subsidize [verb]
means "finance"support, maintain, sponsor, fund, back, assist
tail [noun]
means "position"reverse, back, behind, rear, hind
to the rear [object]
means "backward"back, behind, rearward, aback
backbone [noun]
means "spine"spinal column, vertebrae, vertebral column
backbone [noun]
means "fortitude"character, determination, integrity, firmness, courage, guts, resolution
backhanded [adjective]
means "obscure"sarcastic, unfavourable, indirect, surreptitious, oblique, ambiguous
backlash [noun]
means "recoil"boomerang, rebound, miscarry, kick back, bounce back, backfire
backward [adjective]
means "slow"ignorant, undeveloped, underdeveloped, dull, retarded, dense, unenlightened
kick back [verb]
means "recoil"boomerang, rebound, miscarry, backfire, bounce back, backlash
quarterback [noun]
means "signal caller"back [US], field general [US], gridironer [US], quarter [US], barker [US], q.b. [US]
boomerang [verb]
means "recoil"backfire, rebound, miscarry, kick back, bounce back, backlash
brace [verb]
means "strengthen"consolidate, back up, buttress, fortify, stiffen, prop
captious [adjective]
means "faultfinding"sarcastic, carping, critical, severe, caviling, backbiting
champion [noun]
means "defender"sponsor, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, backer
country [noun]
means "rural area"backwoods, outback
diffident [adjective]
means "retiring"timid, shy, bashful, backward, hesitant, wavering
distant [adjective]
means "far away"far off, removed, afar, abroad, backwoods, below the horizon
dole [noun]
means "financial assistance"assistance, handout, welfare, aid, backing, subsidy
education [noun]
means "learning"background, culture, wisdom, erudition, enlightenment, scholarship
far-off [adjective]
means "far away"distant, removed, afar, abroad, backwoods, below the horizon
faultfinding [adjective]
means "captious"sarcastic, carping, critical, severe, caviling, backbiting
framework [noun]
means "setting"environment, background, horizon
gambler [noun]
means "risk taker"bettor, gamester, backer, player for stakes, speculator, crapshooter
grounding [noun]
means "education"background, preparation, teaching, schooling, learning, experience
handout [noun]
means "financial assistance"assistance, aid, welfare, dole, backing, subsidy
horizon [noun]
means "outskirts"hinterland, background, outpost, distance, objective
introductory [adjective]
means "elementary"preparatory, basic, fundamental, beginning, background, rudimentary
lapse [verb]
means "expire"revert, return, backslide, relapse, decline
lapse [noun]
means "decline"recession, retrogression, relapse, degeneration, backsliding
loath [adjective]
means "retiring"backward
obloquy [noun]
means "blame"slander, backbiting, defamation, accusation, insult, objection
preparation [noun]
means "education"background, grounding, teaching, schooling, learning, experience
qualifications [noun]
means "credentials"antecedents, background, education, preparation
reaction [noun]
means "direct response"response, counteraction, recoil, backlash, retrogression, return
rear [noun]
means "back"posterior, background, rump, butt
rebound [verb]
means "recoil"boomerang, backfire, miscarry, kick back, bounce back, backlash
regressive [adjective]
means "retrograde"reactionary, conservative, backwards, backward
relapse [noun]
means "slipping back"deterioration, reversion, regression, return, backsliding, decline
retrogression [noun]
means "decline"recession, lapse, relapse, degeneration, backsliding
reversion [noun]
means "reversal"retrogression, relapse, return, atavism, backslide
schooling [noun]
means "education"background, grounding, teaching, preparation, learning, experience
spinal column [noun]
means "spine"backbone, vertebrae, vertebral column
sponsor [noun]
means "defender"champion, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, backer
strengthen [verb]
means "substantiate"back up, bolster, confirm, authenticate, corroborate, validate
subsidy [noun]
means "financial assistance"assistance, handout, welfare, dole, backing, aid
support [verb]
means "uphold"sustain, champion, hold up, side, bear, backstop
surety [noun]
means "security"backing, collateral, assurance, guaranty, protection, insurance
surreptitious [adjective]
means "obscure"sarcastic, unfavourable, indirect, backhanded, oblique, ambiguous
topsy-turvy [object]
means "upside-down"backwards, in reverse
track [verb]
means "movement"trek, traverse, journey, range, travel, backpack
training [noun]
means "credentials"qualifications, background, indoctrination, education, experience, grounding
trek [verb]
means "track"traverse, journey, range, travel, backpack, hike
unapproachable [adjective]
means "far away"far off, removed, afar, abroad, backwoods, below the horizon
underdeveloped [adjective]
means "slow"ignorant, undeveloped, backward, dull, dense, unenlightened
undeveloped [adjective]
means "slow"ignorant, backward, underdeveloped, dull, dense, unenlightened
unenlightened [adjective]
means "slow"ignorant, undeveloped, underdeveloped, dull, dense, backward
upland [noun]
means "interior"upriver, inland, hinterland, backwoods
upriver [noun]
means "interior"inland, upland, hinterland, backwoods
upside-down [adjective]
means "inverted"reversed, topsy-turvy, backward
vertebral column [noun]
means "spine"spinal column, vertebrae, backbone
wavering [adjective]
means "retiring"timid, shy, bashful, diffident, hesitant, backward
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