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Synonym for rest [verb]
The synonym rest synonymous definition words:
Your question...Further results for the word "rest"
peacefulness [noun]
means "calmness"tranquillity, stillness, rest, repose, calm, quiet
predicate [verb]
means "establish"fasten, build, found, ground, rest, stay
rely [verb]
means "lean"depend, trust, confide, rest, repose
remainder [noun]
means "residue"remnant, remains, rest
remnant [noun]
means "residue"remainder, remains, rest
repose [noun]
means "calmness"tranquillity, stillness, rest, calm, peacefulness, quiet
residue [noun]
means "remnant"remainder, remains, rest
slumber [verb]
means "sleep"nap, doze, snooze, rest, drowse
slumber [noun]
means "repose"sleep, rest, snooze
stillness [noun]
means "calmness"tranquillity, calm, rest, repose, peacefulness, quiet
tranquillity [noun]
means "calmness"calm, stillness, rest, repose, peacefulness, quiet
unbend [verb]
means "relax"become more nonchalant, straighten, flex, be at home, become more casual, rest
unwind [verb]
means "slacken"loosen, recline, repose, rest, relax
restatement [noun]
means "paraphrase"rendering, digest, translation, interpretation, version, summary
restitution [noun]
means "reimbursement"reparation, indemnity, settlement, damages, indemnification, compensation
restive [adjective]
means "stubborn"obstinate, unyielding, refractory, pigheaded, unruly, disobedient
restless [adjective]
means "nervous"uneasy, restive, unsettled, jittery, sleepless, excited, fidgety
restock [verb]
means "refresh"replenish, modernise, modernize, renew, restore, refurbish, mend, recreate
restoration [noun]
means "fix"repair, mend, rectification, correction, amendment, amelioration, doctor
restricted [adjective]
means "prisoner"restrained, enslaved, incarcerated, imprisoned, jailed, captured
restriction [noun]
means "restraint"confinement, limitation, constraint, cramp, stricture, stint, circumscription
restrictive [adjective]
means "confining"limiting, prohibitive, tight, narrow, obstructive, cramped
restrictive [adjective]
means "conditional"exclusive, provisional, selective, contingent, qualifying
self-restraint [noun]
means "reticence"silence, reserve, constraint, restraint, retention, coolness
abridge [verb]
means "condense"restrain, abstract, compress, restrict, shorten, digest
antidote [noun]
means "remedy"curative, cure, medication, medicine, restorative, physic
arbitration [noun]
means "mediation"moderation, settlement, regulation, restriction, limitation, reduction
ashamed [adjective]
means "unwilling"restrained, hesitant, reluctant, muddled
captive [adjective]
means "prisoner"restrained, enslaved, incarcerated, imprisoned, jailed, hostage, restricted
comfortable [adjective]
means "easy"contented, at ease, relaxed, untroubled, rested, complacent, restored
compensation [noun]
means "reimbursement"reparation, indemnity, settlement, damages, indemnification, restitution
constraint [noun]
means "confinement"incarceration, imprisonment, detention, restraint, captivity, bondage
control [noun]
means "discipline"limitation, restraint, regulation, subordination, mastery, poise, restriction
control [noun]
means "check"curb, restraint
curative [noun]
means "remedy"cure, antidote, medication, medicine, restorative, physic
curing [adjective]
means "healing"therapeutic, restorative, curative, recuperative, rehabilitative, remedial
damages [noun]
means "reimbursement"reparation, indemnity, settlement, compensation, indemnification, restitution
damp [verb]
means "activity"restrain
delimit [verb]
means "limit"restrict, confine, define, outline, prohibit, demarcate
demarcate [verb]
means "limit"restrict, confine, hinder, define, restrain, circumscribe
discontent [noun]
means "displeasure"depression, envy, dissatisfaction, restlessness, uneasiness
emend [verb]
means "fix"adjust, amend, better, right, improve, restore
enslaved [adjective]
means "prisoner"restrained, captive, incarcerated, imprisoned, jailed, hostage, restricted
exclusive [adjective]
means "barring"prohibitive, restricted, excluding, incompatible
go back [verb]
means "return"repeat, come again, restate, reiterate
handcuff [verb]
means "shackle"restrain, bind, fetter, chain, hold, tie up
healing [adjective]
means "medical"pharmaceutical, curative, restorative, prophylactic, preventative
healthful [adjective]
means "healthy"good, nutritious, restorative, hygienic, invigorating, salubrious
help [verb]
means "health"restore, better
hindrance [noun]
means "obstacle"interference, deterrent, encumbrance, hitch, restriction, impediment
hobble [verb]
means "hamper the legs"hamper, fetter, hinder, restrain, shackle
humility [noun]
means "reserve"control, restraint, temperance, abstinence, constraint, modesty
idling [adjective]
means "lounging around"loafing, lethargic, leisurely, resting, drifting
imprisoned [adjective]
means "prisoner"restrained, enslaved, incarcerated, captive, jailed, hostage, restricted
imprisonment [noun]
means "confinement"incarceration, constraint, detention, restraint, captivity, bondage
incarceration [noun]
means "confinement"constraint, imprisonment, detention, restraint, captivity, bondage
indemnification [noun]
means "reimbursement"reparation, indemnity, settlement, damages, compensation, restitution
indemnity [noun]
means "reimbursement"reparation, compensation, settlement, damages, indemnification, restitution
interference [noun]
means "impediment"barrier, deterrent, obstruction, hindrance, obstacle, restraint
jittery [adjective]
means "nervous"uneasy, restive, unsettled, restless, sleepless, excited
limit [verb]
means "demarcate"restrict, confine, hinder, define, restrain, circumscribe
limiting [adjective]
means "restraining"confining, restrictive, binding, tying
mediation [noun]
means "moderation"arbitration, settlement, regulation, restriction, limitation, reduction
medical [adjective]
means "healing"pharmaceutical, curative, restorative, prophylactic, preventative
mend [noun]
means "means"fix, repair, restoration, rectification, correction, amendment
moderation [noun]
means "mediation"arbitration, settlement, regulation, restriction, limitation, reduction
modernize [verb]
means "renew"update, refurbish, rejuvenate, revive, renovate, restore
modesty [noun]
means "reserve"control, restraint, temperance, abstinence, humility, constraint
nervousness [noun]
means "excitability"sensitiveness, impetuosity, impulsiveness, restlessness
nutritious [adjective]
means "healthy"good, healthful, restorative, hygienic, invigorating, salubrious
obstruct [verb]
means "bar"block, hinder, impede, stop, prohibit, restrain
obstruction [noun]
means "interference"stoppage, blocking, restraint
on vacation [adjective]
means "vacationing"on leave, resting, travelling, traveling [US], on sabbatical, touring
overhaul [verb]
means "renovate"refurbish, fix up, improve, furbish, restore, renew
padlock [noun]
means "metal links"chain, cable, restraint, bond
paraphrase [verb]
means "rephrase"restate
patch [verb]
means "mend"restore
pharmaceutical [adjective]
means "healing"medical, curative, restorative, prophylactic, preventative
planetary [adjective]
means "wandering"nomad, moving, roaming, travelling, vagrant, restless
prisoner [noun]
means "captive"restrained, enslaved, incarcerated, imprisoned, jailed, hostage, restricted
prohibitive [adjective]
means "barring"exclusive, restricted, excluding, incompatible
quiet [adjective]
means "property"subdued, inconspicuous, restrained, repressed, tasteful, unobtrusive
ransom [verb]
means "redeem"restore
re-establish [verb]
means "reinstate"restore, revive, renew, recall, replace
reclaim [verb]
means "rebuild"reconstruct, reproduce, restore, renovate, recover, mend
reclining [adjective]
means "prostrate"prone, supine, lying, flat, resting, horizontal
reconstruct [verb]
means "rebuild"make over, reassemble, overhaul, remake, restore, rework
recreate [verb]
means "refresh"replenish, modernise, modernize, restock, restore, refurbish
recruit [verb]
means "replenish"furnish, stock, provision, restore, replace, equip
recuperative [adjective]
means "healing"curing, restorative, curative, therapeutic, rehabilitative, remedial
redress [noun]
means "payment"amends, restitution, compensation, atonement, rectification, indemnification
reimbursement [noun]
means "compensation"reparation, indemnity, settlement, damages, indemnification, restitution
remedial [adjective]
means "healthy"restorative, healthful, salutary, helpful, curative
render [verb]
means "return"give back, restore
renew [verb]
means "refresh"replenish, modernise, modernize, restock, restore, refurbish
renewal [noun]
means "getting back to normal"restoration, correction, improvement, recovery
renovate [verb]
means "rebuild"reconstruct, reproduce, reclaim, restore, recover, mend
reparation [noun]
means "repair"renewal, renovation, restoration
rephrase [verb]
means "paraphrase"restate
repression [noun]
means "coercion"force, compulsion, pressure, restraint, constraint, stifling
reserve [noun]
means "reticence"silence, self-restraint, constraint, restraint, retention, coolness
reticence [noun]
means "reserve"silence, self-restraint, constraint, restraint, retention, coolness
reword [verb]
means "rephrase"restate
salutary [adjective]
means "healthy"restorative, healthful, helpful, remedial, curative
sew [verb]
means "activity"repair, restore
shelve [verb]
means "put on shelves"restock
skittish [adjective]
means "jumpy"high-strung, restless, nervous, fidgety, restive, excitable
sleepless [adjective]
means "nervous"uneasy, restive, unsettled, jittery, restless, excited
stay [verb]
means "activity"suppress, restrain, curb
stifle [verb]
means "suppress"repress, restrain, prevent, stop, keep back, check
stint [noun]
means "limit"restriction, constraint, restraint, limitation
stockade [noun]
means "obstruction"restraint, bar, barricade, fence, barrier, palisade
strengthen [verb]
means "make stronger"fortify, reinforce, intensify, brace, restore, build up
take back [verb]
means "replace"reinstate, re-establish, restore, requite, render, return
temperance [noun]
means "reserve"control, restraint, constraint, abstinence, humility, modesty
therapeutic [noun]
means "healing"curing, restorative, curative, recuperative, rehabilitative, remedial
tying [adjective]
means "restraining"confining, restrictive, limiting, binding
unfulfilled [adjective]
means "discontented"restless, dissatisfied, malcontent, unsatisfied
update [verb]
means "activity"renew, restore, redo, recreate, reconstruct, refresh
worried [adjective]
means "concerned"troubled, solicitous, uneasy, restless, apprehensive, anxious
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