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Synonym for receive [verb]

The synonym receive synonymous definition words:
means "undergo"
experience, endure, abide, stand, bear, suffer
- conjugate verb receive
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receive [verb]

means "greet"
usher in, host, admit, entertain

receive [verb]

means "get"
obtain, accept, take possession of, secure, take in, admit, inherit
Further results for the word "receive"

accept [verb]

means "possession"
receive, embrace, welcome, acquire, take
- conjugate verb accept

accommodate [verb]

means "contain"
have, receive, hold
- conjugate verb accommodate

admit [verb]

means "agreement"
allow to enter, receive, entertain
- conjugate verb admit

clear [verb]

means "finance"
receive
- conjugate verb clear
- translate clear

collect [verb]

means "settle"
negotiate, receive, handle, manage, dun, bill
- conjugate verb collect

come in for [verb]

means "be eligible for"
expect, receive, get, acquire
- conjugate verb come in for

contain [verb]

means "hold"
accommodate, receive, embody, have, carry, seat
- conjugate verb contain

derive [verb]

means "action"
obtain, acquire, procure, receive
- conjugate verb derive

entertain [verb]

means "admit"
recognise, recognize, consider, heed, receive
- conjugate verb entertain

have [verb]

means "activity"
acquire, gain, get, obtain, procure, receive
- conjugate verb have
- translate have

imbibe [verb]

means "absorb"
drink, partake, take in, receive, swallow
- conjugate verb imbibe

inherit [verb]

means "get"
receive
- conjugate verb inherit

partake [verb]

means "share"
participate, experience, cooperate, receive
- conjugate verb partake

reap [verb]

means "acquire"
get, derive, obtain, gain, receive, glean
- conjugate verb reap

see [verb]

means "counsel"
receive, consult, discuss, entertain
- conjugate verb see
- translate see

share [verb]

means "activity"
partake, participate, experience, cooperate, receive
- conjugate verb share

swallow [verb]

means "accept"
receive
- conjugate verb swallow

take [verb]

means "action"
receive, accept, admit, take in
- conjugate verb take
- translate take

tune in [verb]

means "listen"
join, pay attention, receive, participate, enter into
- conjugate verb tune in

received [adjective]

means "heard"
perceived, noticed, caught

receiver [noun]

means "telecommunications device"
listening device, radio, television

receiver [noun]

means "recipient"
collector, beneficiary, customer, receiver of stolen goods

bursar [noun]

means "person dealing with money"
banker, purser, cashier, receiver

cashier [noun]

means "person dealing with money"
banker, purser, bursar, receiver

fence [noun]

means "person"
receiver of stolen goods, accomplice, dump, drop
- translate fence

host [verb]

means "activity"
receive guests, entertain, accommodate, treat, welcome
- conjugate verb host

object [noun]

means "person"
recipient, target, victim, receiver

purser [noun]

means "person dealing with money"
banker, cashier, bursar, receiver

recipient [noun]

means "object"
target, victim, receiver
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