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Synonym for reserve [verb]

The synonym reserve synonymous definition words:
means "save"
retain, hold, keep back, set apart, set aside, keep, bank
- conjugate verb reserve
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reserve [verb]

means "engage"
schedule, book

reserve [noun]

means "savings"
assets, stock, resources, security, store, supply, hoard

reserve [noun]

means "reticence"
silence, self-restraint, constraint, restraint, retention, coolness
Further results for the word "reserve"

accumulate [verb]

means "store"
reserve, pile up
- conjugate verb accumulate

asylum [noun]

means "haven"
reserve

bank [verb]

means "economy"
deposit, put aside, save, reserve, hoard, shelve
- conjugate verb bank
- translate bank

bank [noun]

means "amount"
reserve, stockpile, supply, deposit, hoard, store
- translate bank

cache [noun]

means "hidden reserve"
collection, treasure, hoard, supplies, reserve, wealth

charter [verb]

means "hire"
contract, lease, reserve, let, engage, rent
- conjugate verb charter

composure [noun]

means "restraint"
self-restraint, reserve, poise, forbearance, constraint, self-control

destine [verb]

means "intend"
design, propose, reserve, dedicate
- conjugate verb destine

earmark [verb]

means "set aside"
reserve, allocate, keep back, maintain, designate
- conjugate verb earmark

keep [verb]

means "action"
hold, restrain, detain, maintain, retain, reserve
- conjugate verb keep

order [verb]

means "activity"
secure, reserve, request, buy, obtain
- conjugate verb order

own [verb]

means "possession"
reserve
- conjugate verb own

park [noun]

means "nature"
preserve, reserve, sanctuary, reservation

put aside [verb]

means "deposit"
bank, save, reserve, hoard, shelve
- conjugate verb put aside

recourse [noun]

means "access"
resort, resource, reserve, refuge, appeal, help

retain [verb]

means "keep"
hold, detain, maintain, preserve, reserve, withhold
- conjugate verb retain

save [verb]

means "activity"
stow, reserve
- conjugate verb save

self-restraint [noun]

means "reticence"
silence, reserve, constraint, restraint, retention, coolness

sobriety [noun]

means "solemnity"
gravity, seriousness, dignity, composure, reserve, equanimity

spare [verb]

means "activity"
save, reserve, set aside, lay aside, lay away, set apart
- conjugate verb spare

stock [noun]

means "thing"
supplies, reserve

stoicism [noun]

means "restraint"
self-restraint, reserve, poise, forbearance, constraint, self-control

store [noun]

means "thing"
reserve, wares, stocks, commodity, goods, products
- translate store

supplies [noun]

means "hidden reserve"
collection, treasure, hoard, cache, reserve, wealth

supply [noun]

means "amount"
stock, quantity, inventory, reserve, accumulation, store
- translate supply

understudy [noun]

means "student"
pinch hitter [US], reserve, devotee, apprentice

reserved [adjective]

means "saved"
preserved, conserved, withheld, funded

reserved [adjective]

means "restrained"
constrained, inhibited, undemonstrative

reserved [adjective]

means "booked"
engaged

reserves [noun]

means "funds"
purse, pool, pot, jackpot, bank, kitty

additional [adjective]

means "excess"
extra, spare, superfluous, reserved

aloof [adjective]

means "distant"
remote, detached, reserved, indifferent, cool, apart

antisocial [adjective]

means "eremitic"
misanthropic, reclusive, reserved, solitary

assigned [adjective]

means "occupied"
full, reserved, taken

booked [adjective]

means "contracted"
engaged, obligated, reserved, proposed, due

close [adjective]

means "character trait"
reserved, close-mouthed, reticent, secretive, silent, taciturn

crabbed [adjective]

means "irritable"
moody, morose, silent, reserved, sour, vexatious

difficult [adjective]

means "troublesome"
froward, austere, heavy, forbidding, incompatible, reserved

distant [adjective]

means "aloof"
cool, indifferent, reserved, detached, cold, unconcerned

full [adjective]

means "property"
occupied, assigned, reserved, taken

funds [noun]

means "pool"
purse, reserves, pot, jackpot, bank, kitty

humble [noun]

means "meek"
quiet, unassuming, shy, timid, reserved, demure

icy [adjective]

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

ill-humoured [adjective]

means "irritable"
moody, morose, silent, reserved, sour, vexatious

irritable [adjective]

means "sullen"
moody, morose, silent, reserved, sour, vexatious

meek [adjective]

means "humble"
quiet, unassuming, shy, timid, reserved, demure

modified [adjective]

means "reduced"
limited, curbed, tempered, diminished, qualified, reserved

ordered [adjective]

means "requisitioned"
reserved, booked

pool [noun]

means "finance"
funds, purse, reserves, pot, jackpot, bank

proposed [adjective]

means "contracted"
engaged, obligated, reserved, booked, due

purse [noun]

means "finance"
funds, pool, reserves, pot, jackpot, bank
- translate purse

qualified [adjective]

means "limited"
conditional, modified, confined, reserved

reclusive [adjective]

means "eremitic"
misanthropic, antisocial, reserved, solitary

reinforcements [noun]

means "additional troops"
reserves

reticent [adjective]

means "bashful"
reserved, demure, shy, timid, retiring, coy

retiring [adjective]

means "bashful"
reserved, demure, reticent, timid, shy, coy

shy [adjective]

means "behaviour"
bashful, reserved, demure, reticent, timid, retiring
- translate shy

silent [adjective]

means "speech"
reserved, close-mouthed, tacit, taciturn, unsaid, voiceless

spare [adjective]

means "quantity"
excess, extra, additional, superfluous, reserved

stand-offish [adjective]

means "aloof"
unsociable, snooty, distant, reserved, cool, withdrawn

standoffish [adjective]

means "aloof"
unsociable, snooty, distant, reserved, cool, withdrawn

sullen [adjective]

means "irritable"
moody, morose, silent, reserved, sour, vexatious

tacit [adjective]

means "speechless"
reserved, close-mouthed, silent, taciturn, unsaid, voiceless

taciturn [adjective]

means "speechless"
reserved, close-mouthed, tacit, silent, unsaid, voiceless

taken [adjective]

means "occupied"
assigned, reserved, full

uncommunicative [adjective]

means "unsociable"
unfriendly, aloof, distant, withdrawn, reserved

uncommunicative [adjective]

means "silent"
taciturn, reticent, reserved, close-mouthed, quiet

undemonstrative [adjective]

means "restrained"
constrained, inhibited, reserved

unimpassioned [adjective]

means "calm"
composed, unemotional, unruffled, undisturbed, reserved, sedate

unobtrusive [adjective]

means "meek"
quiet, unassuming, shy, timid, reserved, demure

unsaid [adjective]

means "speechless"
reserved, close-mouthed, tacit, taciturn, silent, voiceless

voiceless [adjective]

means "speechless"
reserved, close-mouthed, tacit, taciturn, unsaid, silent
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