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Synonym for fail [verb]

The synonym fail synonymous definition words:
means "reduction"
decline, cease, lessen, deteriorate, decay, flag, disappear
- conjugate verb fail
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fail [verb]

means "departure"
desert, abandon, forsake, neglect, abort, leave

fail [verb]

means "activity"
flunk, fall short, flounder, blunder, falter, flop, founder, misfire, disappoint, deceive, displease

fail [verb]

means "action"
default, dishonour, repudiate, crash, go bankrupt
Further results for the word "fail"

abort [verb]

means "scrap"
miss, terminate, cancel, fail, destroy, fall short
- conjugate verb abort

abort [verb]

means "miscarry"
cancel, nullify, stop, annul, fail, interrupt
- conjugate verb abort

desert [verb]

means "activity"
abandon, fail, defect, forsake, give up, run away
- conjugate verb desert

die [verb]

means "activity"
fade, fail
- conjugate verb die
- translate die

fall short [verb]

means "scrap"
miss, terminate, cancel, fail, destroy, abort
- conjugate verb fall short

fault [verb]

means "action"
fail, bungle, err, blunder
- conjugate verb fault

flop [verb]

means "fail miserably"
fail, miscarry, fall short, bomb, wobble, founder
- conjugate verb flop

flounder [verb]

means "flunk"
fall short, fail, blunder, falter, flop, founder
- conjugate verb flounder

fold [verb]

means "finance"
become insolvent, go bankrupt, go under, fail, shut down
- conjugate verb fold
- translate fold

foul up [verb]

means "bungle"
blunder, fumble, fail, mess up, mismanage, misconduct
- conjugate verb foul up

founder [verb]

means "take on water and sink"
fail, miscarry, break down
- conjugate verb founder

give [verb]

means "result"
fail, break down
- conjugate verb give
- translate give

goof [verb]

means "make a mistake"
blunder, err, botch, fail, bungle, flub
- conjugate verb goof

let down [verb]

means "break faith"
deceive, play false, betray, fail, disappoint, defect
- conjugate verb let down

lose [verb]

means "action"
fail, relinquish, forfeit, surrender, sacrifice, drop
- conjugate verb lose

miscarry [verb]

means "fail miserably"
fail, flop, fall short, bomb, wobble, founder
- conjugate verb miscarry

misfire [verb]

means "flunk"
fail
- conjugate verb misfire

mismanage [verb]

means "bungle"
blunder, fumble, fail, mess up, foul up, misconduct
- conjugate verb mismanage

run away [verb]

means "abandon"
fail, defect, forsake, give up, desert, leave
- conjugate verb run away

sell [verb]

means "action"
betray, deceive, violate, fail, disappoint
- conjugate verb sell

slacken [verb]

means "neglect"
defer, fail
- conjugate verb slacken

stall [verb]

means "action"
kill the engine, flood, choke, die, quit, fail
- conjugate verb stall
- translate stall

succumb [verb]

means "die"
collapse, fail, break down, worsen, pass away, kick off
- conjugate verb succumb

failed [adjective]

means "unsuccessful"
fruitless, futile, ineffectual, blunder, bungled, screwed up

failing [noun]

means "failure"
abortion, downfall, defeat, miscarriage

failure [noun]

means "neglect"
dereliction, default, delinquency, nonperformance, oversight, omission

failure [noun]

means "flop"
turkey, loser, clinker, bust, dud, washout, bomb

failure [noun]

means "failing"
abortion, downfall, defeat, miscarriage

failure [noun]

means "deficiency"
deficit, insufficiency, inadequacy

failure [noun]

means "decline"
decay, declination, ebbing, deterioration, waning, loss

failure [noun]

means "bankruptcy"
fiasco, bust, collapse, dud, failing

abortion [noun]

means "fiasco"
failure, disaster, mess, throw away
- translate abortion

badly [object]

means "unwell"
sickly, poorly, feeble, ill, failing

bankruptcy [noun]

means "failure"
fiasco, bust, collapse, dud, failing

clinker [noun]

means "flop"
turkey, loser, failure, bust, dud, washout

collapse [noun]

means "breakdown"
downfall, disintegration, destruction, crash, failure, fall

crash [noun]

means "economy"
collapse, depression, failure, falling, ruin

debacle [noun]

means "downfall"
reverse, failure, beating, ruin, overthrow, disappointment

decadence [noun]

means "decline"
ebb, decrease, failure, consumption, ruin, degeneration

decay [noun]

means "decline"
ebb, decrease, failure, consumption, ruin, degeneration

decline [noun]

means "decrease"
failure

defeat [noun]

means "event"
downfall, reverse, failure, beating, ruin, overthrow

defect [noun]

means "fault"
failing, blemish, drawback, taint, blot, spot

deficit [noun]

means "deficiency"
failure, insufficiency, inadequacy

degeneration [noun]

means "decline"
ebb, decrease, failure, consumption, ruin, decay

disintegration [noun]

means "breakdown"
downfall, collapse, destruction, crash, failure, fall

dud [noun]

means "flop"
turkey, loser, clinker, bust, failure, washout

fault [noun]

means "thing"
defect, blemish, failing, flaw, foible, frailty

foible [noun]

means "defect"
failing, fault, frailty, imperfection, infirmity, weakness

inadequacy [noun]

means "insecurity"
inferiority, incompetence, failing, ineptitude, weakness, impotence

lame duck [noun]

means "defeated incumbent"
failure, victim

lemon [noun]

means "thing"
failure, dud, bomb, flop, loser, washout
- translate lemon

malformation [noun]

means "fiasco"
failure, disaster, mess, throw away

miss [verb]

means "mistake"
fail to hit, by-pass, overrun, overshoot
- conjugate verb miss

miss [noun]

means "mistake"
slip, failure, error, blunder, mishap, fumble

misstep [noun]

means "mistake"
miss, bungle, stumble, trip, failure

oversight [noun]

means "error"
disregard, blunder, failure, erratum, overlooking, fault

slouch [noun]

means "bungler"
incompetent, beginner, failure

throw away [noun]

means "fiasco"
failure, disaster, mess, abortion

underdog [noun]

means "loser"
failure, weakling, stooge, scapegoat, underling, victim

washout [noun]

means "flop"
turkey, loser, clinker, bust, dud, failure

weakness [noun]

means "defect"
flaw, fault, deficiency, failing
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