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Synonym for host [verb]

The synonym host synonymous definition words:
means "activity"
receive guests, entertain, accommodate, treat, welcome
- conjugate verb host
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host [noun]

means "thing"
organism harbouring a parasite, animal, victim, plant

host [noun]

means "religion"
sacrament, eucharist, communion

host [noun]

means "person"
entertainer, hostess, master of ceremonies

host [noun]

means "group"
throng, swarm, gathering, horde, crowd, multitude, mass, army
Further results for the word "host"

army [noun]

means "society"
multitude, crowd, throng, mob, host, horde

array [noun]

means "throng"
crowd, multitude, host

bunch [noun]

means "group"
bevy, flock, host, pack, band, gathering
- translate bunch

cloud [noun]

means "people"
crowd, army, horde, host, multitude, swarm

entertainer [noun]

means "one who entertains guests"
host, hostess, master of ceremonies

hostess [noun]

means "one who entertains guests"
entertainer, host, master of ceremonies

legion [noun]

means "multitude"
crowd, horde, throng, host, body, gathering

master of ceremonies [noun]

means "presiding officer"
emcee [US], speaker, chairman, host

multitude [noun]

means "throng"
crowd, array, host, lot

receive [verb]

means "greet"
usher in, host, admit, entertain
- conjugate verb receive

swarm [noun]

means "throng"
host

throng [noun]

means "crowd"
mass, multitude, horde, swarm, host, assemblage

welcome [verb]

means "greet"
salute, usher in, hail, wave at, embrace, host
- conjugate verb welcome
- translate welcome

hostage [noun]

means "collateral"
bond, pledge, bail, warrant, surety, pawn, guaranty

hostel [noun]

means "lodging place"
inn, motel

hostile [adjective]

means "adverse"
antagonistic, repugnant, unfriendly, antipathetic, dim, conflicting, opposing

hostility [noun]

means "conflict"
fighting, war, warfare

hostility [noun]

means "animosity"
antagonism, bitterness, hatred, malice, ill will, opposition

aggressive [adjective]

means "combative"
warlike, bellicose, hostile, militant, belligerent, offensive

alien [adjective]

means "opposite"
adverse, hostile, opposed, extraneous, unconnected, unfriendly

anger [noun]

means "feeling"
hostility

animadversion [noun]

means "aspersion"
detraction, censure, hostile criticism, invective, calumny, flak

animosity [noun]

means "asperity"
bitterness, resentment, rancour, hostility, enmity

antagonism [noun]

means "enmity"
aversion, animosity, hostility, dislike, hatred

antipathetic [adjective]

means "unpleasant"
abhorrent, loathsome, hostile, unfriendly, repugnant, invidious

antipathy [noun]

means "aversion"
repulsion, abhorrence, hostility, dislike, antagonism, repugnance

antisocial [adjective]

means "asocial"
unfriendly, hostile, misanthropic, unsociable, cynical

asperity [noun]

means "animosity"
bitterness, resentment, rancour, hostility, enmity

averse [adjective]

means "disinclined"
hostile, unwilling, reluctant, loath, opposed, inimical

bail [noun]

means "collateral"
bond, pledge, hostage, warrant, surety, pawn

bitter [adjective]

means "behaviour"
embittered, ill-natured, resentful, antagonistic, rancorous, hostile

captive [noun]

means "prisoner"
convict, hostage, slave, jailbird, con, bondman

captive [adjective]

means "prisoner"
restrained, enslaved, incarcerated, imprisoned, jailed, hostage

cold [adjective]

means "behaviour"
unfriendly, heartless, glacial, hostile, inimical, cool

combative [adjective]

means "aggressive"
warlike, bellicose, hostile, militant, belligerent, offensive

conflict [noun]

means "discord"
hostility, argument, antagonism, strife, friction, disharmony

cynical [adjective]

means "asocial"
unfriendly, hostile, misanthropic, unsociable, antisocial

disinclined [adjective]

means "averse"
hostile, unwilling, reluctant, loath, opposed, inimical

disunity [noun]

means "discord"
hostility, argument, antagonism, strife, friction, disharmony

embittered [adjective]

means "bitter"
ill-natured, resentful, antagonistic, rancorous, hostile, stern

enslaved [adjective]

means "prisoner"
restrained, captive, incarcerated, imprisoned, jailed, hostage

factious [adjective]

means "insubordinate"
dissident, hostile, seditious, insurgent, opposing

grudge [noun]

means "resentment"
rancour, spite, hostility, bitterness, animosity, enmity

icy [adjective]

means "character trait"
distant, aloof, cold, reserved, unfriendly, hostile

ill [adjective]

means "characteristic"
unfavourable, unkind, unkindly, adverse, hostile

ill-natured [adjective]

means "embittered"
bitter, resentful, antagonistic, rancorous, hostile, stern

imprisoned [adjective]

means "prisoner"
restrained, enslaved, incarcerated, captive, jailed, hostage

jailbird [noun]

means "prisoner"
convict, hostage, slave, captive, con, bondman

jaundiced [adjective]

means "prejudiced"
grudging, envious, hostile, resentful, jealous, spiteful

madam [noun]

means "person"
administrator, matron, housekeeper, housemother, hostess, adviser

misanthropic [adjective]

means "asocial"
unfriendly, hostile, antisocial, unsociable, cynical

opposite [adjective]

means "adverse"
opposing, antagonistic, hostile, inimical, opposed, refractory

opposition [noun]

means "hate"
antagonism, counteraction, meeting, hostility, buffeting, resistance

opposition [noun]

means "conflict"
hostility, opposing, resisting, clash, strife, combat

prisoner [noun]

means "captive"
restrained, enslaved, incarcerated, imprisoned, jailed, hostage

rancor [noun]

means "malice"
hostility, bitterness, spite, resentment, hatred, animosity

rancorous [adjective]

means "embittered"
ill-natured, resentful, antagonistic, bitter, hostile, stern

repugnance [noun]

means "dislike"
aversion, distaste, antipathy, objection, reluctance, hostility

repugnant [adjective]

means "antagonistic"
hostile, adverse, conflicting, contradictory, inimical

resentful [adjective]

means "embittered"
ill-natured, bitter, antagonistic, rancorous, hostile, stern

resentment [noun]

means "grudge"
rancour, spite, hostility, bitterness, animosity, enmity

security [noun]

means "collateral"
bail, deposit, forfeit, pledge, promise, hostage

unconnected [adjective]

means "adverse"
hostile, opposed, extraneous, alien, unfriendly, different

unfeeling [adjective]

means "cold"
unfriendly, heartless, glacial, hostile, inimical, cool

unsociable [adjective]

means "asocial"
unfriendly, hostile, misanthropic, antisocial, cynical

unsympathetic [adjective]

means "unpleasant"
abhorrent, loathsome, hostile, unfriendly, repugnant, invidious

venomous [adjective]

means "vicious"
caustic, hostile, acrimonious, resentful, angry, spiteful

warlike [adjective]

means "combative"
aggressive, bellicose, hostile, militant, belligerent, offensive
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