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Synonym for bet [verb]
The synonym bet synonymous definition words:
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Further results for the word "bet"
imperil [verb]
means "risk"bet
jeopardise [verb]
means "risk"bet
jeopardize [verb]
means "risk"bet
lay [verb]
means "play"bet, gamble, wager, stake, risk
play [verb]
means "activity"bet, stake, wager
stake [verb]
means "risk"bet
better [adjective]
means "comparison"excellent, greater, larger, incomparable, preferred, improved, superior
betterment [noun]
means "advance"improvement, elevation, promotion, raise, rise, advancement, graduation
abuse [noun]
means "mistreatment"indignity, violation, defilement, molestation, seduction, betrayal
advancement [noun]
means "advance"improvement, elevation, betterment, raise, rise, promotion
amid [object]
means "among"between, mid, midst, surrounded by
among [object]
means "between"amid, betwixt, mid, midst, surrounded by
cheat [verb]
means "action"deceive, betray, trick, hoodwink, dupe, beguile
convalescent [adjective]
means "healthier"better, recovering, improving, mending
correct [verb]
means "fix"adjust, amend, better, right, improve, restore
deceive [verb]
means "cheat"betray, trick, hoodwink, dupe, beguile, delude
defilement [noun]
means "mistreatment"indignity, violation, abuse, molestation, seduction, betrayal
delude [verb]
means "mislead"betray, deceive, fool, dupe, beguile
early [object]
means "time"seasonably, betimes, promptly, soon, presently, timely, prematurely, betimes
emend [verb]
means "fix"adjust, amend, better, right, improve, restore
enrichment [noun]
means "promotion"increase, advancement, advance, improvement, betterment, raise
exposure [noun]
means "disclosure"betrayal, exposure, display, presentation, revelation
falsity [noun]
means "unfaithfulness"disloyalty, betrayal, infidelity, disaffection, apostasy
gambler [noun]
means "risk taker"bettor, gamester, backer, player for stakes, speculator, crapshooter
give away [verb]
means "reveal"tell, betray, divulge, disclose, let slip, exhibit
graduation [noun]
means "advance"improvement, elevation, betterment, raise, rise, advancement
greater [adjective]
means "excellent"better, larger, incomparable
help [verb]
means "health"restore, better
ill-treat [verb]
means "abuse"betray, misuse, deceive, mistreat, subvert, mishandle
indignity [noun]
means "mistreatment"abuse, violation, defilement, molestation, seduction, betrayal
inform against [verb]
means "deliver"betray, turn in, give up, inform on
intended [adjective]
means "affianced"matched, contracted, engaged, promised, betrothed, pledged
larger [adjective]
means "excellent"greater, better, incomparable
marry [verb]
means "society"wed, betroth, espouse, lead to the altar
meliorate [verb]
means "improve"amend, better, ameliorate, help, correct
misappropriate [verb]
means "ill-treat"betray, misuse, deceive, mistreat, subvert, mishandle
mistreatment [noun]
means "abuse"indignity, violation, defilement, molestation, seduction, betrayal
molestation [noun]
means "mistreatment"indignity, violation, defilement, abuse, seduction, betrayal
outdo [verb]
means "exceed"top, better, surpass, transcend
preferment [noun]
means "promotion"advancement, raise, elevation, furtherance, betterment, improvement
prematurely [object]
means "early"betimes
profanation [noun]
means "mistreatment"indignity, violation, defilement, molestation, seduction, betrayal
progress [noun]
means "improvement"betterment, development, growth, increase
promised [adjective]
means "affianced"matched, contracted, intended, engaged, betrothed, pledged
promotion [noun]
means "advance"improvement, elevation, betterment, raise, rise, advancement
promptly [object]
means "seasonably"betimes, early, soon, presently, timely
recovering [adjective]
means "healthier"convalescent, better, improving, mending
reform [noun]
means "advantage"amendment, correction, reformation, amelioration, improvement, betterment
regeneration [noun]
means "reformation"rebirth, rehabilitation, reconstruction, betterment, revival, renovation
rehabilitation [noun]
means "reformation"rebirth, regeneration, reconstruction, betterment, revival, renovation
smooth [verb]
means "activity"better
unmask [verb]
means "expose"unveil, betray, bare, reveal, disclose, uncover
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