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Synonym for perform [verb]

The synonym perform synonymous definition words:
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perform [verb]

means "accomplish"
complete, achieve, finish, effect, fulfil
Further results for the word "perform"

act [verb]

means "behaviour"
perform

average [verb]

means "do generally"
do, earn, perform, make, work, complete

behave [verb]

means "action"
conduct, perform, respond, deal, do, comport oneself

come across [verb]

means "enact"
fulfil, accomplish, achieve, perform

come through [verb]

means "accomplish"
succeed, triumph, achieve, score, persist, perform

commit [verb]

means "activity"
perpetrate, do, complete, perform, execute, effect

conduct oneself [verb]

means "act"
conduct, perform, respond, deal, do, comport oneself

discharge [verb]

means "fulfil"
perform

dispatch [verb]

means "finish"
achieve, conclude, perform, accomplish

do [verb]

means "activity"
perform, play, act, render, practice

dramatise [verb]

means "present a performance"
perform, produce, portray, execute, stage, enact

dramatize [verb]

means "present a performance"
perform, produce, portray, execute, stage, enact

enact [verb]

means "accomplish"
perform, act, personify, achieve, execute, act out

engage in [verb]

means "take part in"
perform, attack, undertake

fill [verb]

means "activity"
supply, execute, discharge, perform

finish [verb]

means "activity"
accomplish, achieve, complete, do, execute, perform

give [verb]

means "activity"
perform, produce, present

go [verb]

means "activity"
work, perform, operate, run

make [verb]

means "action"
perform, accomplish, execute, effect, bring about, do

operate [verb]

means "function"
carry on, conduct, manage, administer, perform, command

perpetrate [verb]

means "commit"
do, complete, perform, execute, effect, produce

play [verb]

means "activity"
act, characterise, characterize, enact, impersonate, perform

play [verb]

means "action"
do, render, bring about, execute, perform

practice [verb]

means "exercise"
carry out, repeat, do, rehearse, drill, perform

realise [verb]

means "actualise"
perform

realize [verb]

means "actualise"
perform

take [verb]

means "action"
perform

take part in [verb]

means "engage in"
perform, attack, undertake

work [verb]

means "effect"
accomplish, perform, produce, achieve, execute, cause


performance [noun]

means "accomplishment"
achievement, attainment, completion, realisation, realization, fulfilment, fruition


performing [adjective]

means "executing"
doing, acting, effecting

performing [adjective]

means "acting"
playing, dramatizing

act [noun]

means "action"
step, accomplishment, achievement, exploit, feat, performance

acting [noun]

means "behaving"
dramatizing, performing, pantomime, depiction, dramatic performance

action [noun]

means "movement"
activity, moving, response, operation, energy, performance

actions [noun]

means "behaviour"
action, manners, response, comportment, performance, demeanour

activity [noun]

means "movement"
action, moving, response, operation, energy, performance

behaving [noun]

means "acting"
dramatizing, performing, pantomime, depiction, dramatic performance

behavior [noun]

means "function"
performance, operation, response, adaptation, reaction, adjustment

behaviour [noun]

means "function"
performance, operation, response, adaptation, reaction, adjustment

concert [noun]

means "musical performance"
symphony, performance, recital, show, spectacle, philharmonic

conduct [noun]

means "behaviour"
action, manners, response, comportment, performance, demeanour

custom [noun]

means "event"
performance, rite, ceremony

delivery [noun]

means "baseball"
ball, control, performance, arm, game

depiction [noun]

means "behaving"
dramatizing, performing, pantomime, acting, dramatic performance

deportment [noun]

means "behaviour"
action, manners, response, comportment, performance, demeanour

digitise [verb]

means "read with a scanner"
enter, perform data entry

digitize [verb]

means "read with a scanner"
enter, perform data entry

discharge [noun]

means "fulfilment"
satisfaction, execution, observance, performance

discharged [adjective]

means "fulfilled"
accomplished, performed, achieved, done

done [adjective]

means "completed"
accomplished, finished, executed, through, over, performed

employed [adjective]

means "engaged"
performing, pursuing, working

engaged [adjective]

means "employed"
performing, pursuing

enter [verb]

means "activity"
input, type in, perform data entry, log, record

enterprise [noun]

means "venture"
endeavour, plan, performance, project, scheme, undertaking

entertainment [noun]

means "party"
amusement, diversion, performance, carousal

execution [noun]

means "implementation"
doing, performance, accomplishment, achievement, performing

exercise [noun]

means "use"
application, exercising, employment, rehearsal, operation, performance

exhibit [noun]

means "demonstration"
performance, display, presentation, exhibition, exposition, manifestation

exhibition [noun]

means "public event"
exposition, carnival, fair, show, performance, opening

exposition [noun]

means "display"
fair, demonstration, performance, pageant, mart, exhibit

fact [noun]

means "deed"
performance

feat [noun]

means "action"
step, accomplishment, achievement, exploit, act, performance

fulfilled [adjective]

means "completed"
accomplished, achieved, brought about, executed, obtained, performed

imitator [noun]

means "actor"
mimic, impersonator, mime, comedian, performer, player

impersonator [noun]

means "actor"
mimic, mime, imitator, comedian, performer, player

implementation [noun]

means "execution"
doing, performance, accomplishment, achievement, performing

market place [noun]

means "display"
fair, demonstration, performance, pageant, mart, exhibit

mime [noun]

means "actor"
mimic, impersonator, imitator, comedian, performer, player

mummer [noun]

means "actor"
mimic, impersonator, imitator, comedian, performer, player

musical [noun]

means "show"
concert, pageant, play, performance, opera

office [noun]

means "position"
responsibility, appointment, performance, charge, province, duty

on the air [adjective]

means "being broadcast"
broadcasting, live, in progress, performing

opera [noun]

means "entertainment"
show, concert, pageant, play, performance, musical

operating [adjective]

means "working"
functioning, running, going, producing, acting, performing

pantomime [noun]

means "behaving"
dramatizing, performing, acting, depiction, dramatic performance

party [noun]

means "entertainment"
amusement, diversion, performance, carousal

philharmonic [noun]

means "musical performance"
symphony, performance, recital, show, spectacle, concert

play [noun]

means "art"
performance, comedy, drama, farce, piece, show

player [noun]

means "art"
actor, performer, actress, entertainer, thespian

presentation [noun]

means "exhibition"
demonstration, display, show, exposition, spectacle, performance

production [noun]

means "exhibition"
composition, piece, presentation, drama, performance, staging

recital [noun]

means "concert"
presentation, performance, musical

scan [verb]

means "read with a scanner"
enter, perform data entry

staging [noun]

means "exhibition"
composition, piece, presentation, drama, performance, production

stunt [noun]

means "act"
skit, sketch, performance


thespian [noun]

means "actor"
performer, player, histrionic artist, dramatist, stage player, actress

undertaking [noun]

means "venture"
endeavour, plan, performance, project, scheme, enterprise

work [noun]

means "deed"
performance

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