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Synonym for up [verb]
The synonym up synonymous definition words:
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lift up [verb]
means "hoist"jack up, raise, uplift, lift, inflate, increase
up and coming [adjective]
means "prospering"active, busy, advancing, successful, occupied, engaged, alert
up for grabs [adjective]
means "available"free, obtainable, at hand, not allocated, usable, ready, open to applications
up in arms [adjective]
means "agitated"disturbed, alarmed, angered, rebelling, revolting, excited, riotous, impassioned, aroused, outraged, offended, insulted
up in the air [adjective]
means "indecisive"unsettled, unresolved, unused, doubtful, uncertain, confused
update [verb]
means "activity"renew, restore, redo, recreate, reconstruct, refresh, modernise, modernize
upheaval [noun]
means "insurrection"mutiny, commotion, revolution, agitation, sedition, uprising, turbulence
upheld [adjective]
means "confirmed"affirmed, reaffirmed, validated, supported, reinstated, backed, corroborated, advanced, maintained
upper hand [noun]
means "advantage"dominion, control, command, rule, power, authority, sway, superiority, say
upriver [noun]
means "interior"inland, upland, hinterland, backwoods
upset [verb]
means "activity"agitate, bother, aggravate, unnerve, fluster, perturb, disturb, disconcert
upset [adjective]
means "feeling"agitated, irritated, worried, uneasy, disturbed, concerned, perturbed
upstanding [adjective]
means "honourable"honest, straightforward, ethical, upright, incorruptible, stalwart, staunch
uptight [adjective]
means "concerned"apprehensive, doubtful, right-wing, worried, tight, conservative, old-fashioned
advocate [noun]
means "supporter"defender, adherent, patron, promoter, upholder, ally
agitate [verb]
means "perturb"upset
agitated [adjective]
means "upset"up in arms
agitation [noun]
means "disorder"convulsion, disturbance, disarrangement, upheaval, commotion, perplexity
ascent [noun]
means "nature"acclivity, incline, slope, upgrade
at first [object]
means "in the beginning"in the first place, up front
backward [adjective]
means "inverted"reversed, topsy-turvy, upside-down
bad [adjective]
means "property"upsetting
bear [verb]
means "behaviour"support, hold up under, shoulder, sustain, uphold, carry on
berate [verb]
means "blame"upbraid
buoy [verb]
means "float"sustain, uphold, support, raise, hold up
calming [adjective]
means "encouraging"promising, uplifting, fortifying, favourable, reassuring, hopeful
capsize [verb]
means "upset"overturn, upend, invert
censure [verb]
means "blame"upbraid
climber [noun]
means "society"parvenu, snob, upstart
coming [adjective]
means "arriving"nearing, progressing, docking, advancing, upcoming
commotion [noun]
means "insurrection"mutiny, upheaval, revolution, agitation, sedition, uprising
conclusion [noun]
means "end result"result, upshot, issue, consequence, resolution, arrangement
contemporary [adjective]
means "present"fashionable, current, modern, topical, up-to-date
convulse [verb]
means "disturb"upset
convulsion [noun]
means "spasm"upset
decry [verb]
means "blame"upbraid
din [noun]
means "noise"uproar, racket, clamour, hubbub, hullabaloo, tumult
disorganize [verb]
means "break up"break down, disperse, scatter, disorder, jumble, upset
disquiet [verb]
means "perturb"upset
disturbance [noun]
means "disorder"convulsion, agitation, disarrangement, upheaval, commotion, perplexity
docking [adjective]
means "arriving"nearing, progressing, coming, advancing, upcoming
down [verb]
means "activity"upset, overturn
educational [adjective]
means "cultural"informative, uplifting
ethical [adjective]
means "decent"equitable, upright, worthy, just
fluster [verb]
means "perturb"upset
harrowing [adjective]
means "nerve-racking"disturbing, traumatic, upsetting, trying, agonizing, distressing
help [verb]
means "assistance"aid, abet, assist, support, uphold, back
honour [noun]
means "integrity"honesty, probity, uprightness, principle, nobleness, character
hopeful [adjective]
means "encouraging"promising, uplifting, fortifying, favourable, reassuring, calming
hubbub [noun]
means "noise"uproar, racket, din, clamour, hullabaloo, tumult
hullabaloo [noun]
means "noise"uproar, racket, din, hubbub, clamour, tumult
humanizing [adjective]
means "civilizing"uplifting, edifying, cultural, illuminating, refining, enlightening
illuminating [adjective]
means "civilizing"uplifting, edifying, cultural, humanizing, refining, enlightening
incriminate [verb]
means "blame"upbraid
inland [adjective]
means "interior"upriver, upland, hinterland, backwoods
insurrection [noun]
means "rebellion"revolt, revolution, uprising, overthrow, sedition, mutiny
inverted [adjective]
means "backward"reversed, topsy-turvy, upside-down
inward [adjective]
means "inside"internal, intrinsic, inner, interior, central, upriver
irritated [adjective]
means "agitated"upset, worried, uneasy, disturbed, concerned, perturbed
irritation [noun]
means "mild anger"exasperation, vexation, displeasure, annoyance, animosity, upset
jar [verb]
means "action"disconcert, embarrass, shock, distress, trouble, upset
just [adjective]
means "character trait"honest, virtuous, upright, good, honourable, pure
justice [noun]
means "rectitude"integrity, virtue, uprightness, fairness, right, equity
modernize [verb]
means "renew"update, refurbish, rejuvenate, revive, renovate, restore
moral [adjective]
means "character trait"good, upright, virtuous, righteous, worthy, exemplary
mutiny [noun]
means "insurrection"commotion, upheaval, revolution, agitation, sedition, uprising
nearing [verb]
means "arriving"coming, progressing, docking, advancing, upcoming
nerve-racking [adjective]
means "harrowing"disturbing, traumatic, upsetting, trying, agonizing, distressing
over [object]
means "place"above, about, overtop, upper, covering, aloft
overhead [adjective]
means "above"aloft, hanging, over, upward, ceiling, upper
overturn [verb]
means "upset"upend, capsize, reverse, tip, invert, founder
parvenu [noun]
means "person"climber, snob, upstart
post [noun]
means "thing"upright
promoter [noun]
means "supporter"defender, adherent, patron, advocate, upholder, ally
rebellion [noun]
means "revolt"insurrection, revolution, uprising, overthrow, sedition, mutiny
recognize [verb]
means "endorse"sanction, approve, uphold, acknowledge, rule, ratify
rectitude [noun]
means "right"integrity, virtue, uprightness, fairness, justice, equity
reprehend [verb]
means "blame"denounce, accuse, reproach, charge, upbraid, inculpate
reprimand [verb]
means "lecture"admonish, scold, upbraid, censure
revolt [noun]
means "rebellion"insurrection, revolution, uprising, overthrow, sedition, mutiny
right [object]
means "manner"justly, equitably, fairly, rightfully, uprightly, lawfully
right [noun]
means "quality"rectitude, integrity, virtue, uprightness, fairness, justice
righteous [adjective]
means "virtuous"upright
righteously [object]
means "justly"equitably, fairly, rightfully, uprightly, lawfully, rightly
righteousness [noun]
means "virtue"morality, rectitude, uprightness
rightfully [object]
means "justly"equitably, fairly, right, uprightly, lawfully, rightly
rise [noun]
means "event"ascent, upsurge, mounting, rising, upgrade
sedition [noun]
means "rebellion"insurrection, revolution, uprising, overthrow, revolt, mutiny
stay [verb]
means "activity"support, brace, strengthen, sustain, uphold, prop
storm [noun]
means "event"commotion, upheaval, turmoil, hysteria, violence, strife
straight [adjective]
means "honest"fair, just, virtuous, upright, equitable, honourable
top [adjective]
means "position"highest, greatest, upper, topmost, uppermost
topmost [adjective]
means "highest"greatest, upper, top, uppermost
tumultuous [adjective]
means "turbulent"riotous, uproarious, violent
turbulence [noun]
means "insurrection"mutiny, upheaval, revolution, agitation, sedition, uprising
unbiased [adjective]
means "fair"upright, honest, impartial, just, candid, unprejudiced
unnerve [verb]
means "agitate"bother, aggravate, upset, fluster, perturb, disturb
unpleasant [adjective]
means "disagreeable"abominable, mean, offensive, painful, bad, upsetting
unprejudiced [adjective]
means "fair"upright, honest, impartial, just, unbiased, candid
vertical [adjective]
means "erect"cocked, standing, straight, raised, perpendicular, upright
verticality [noun]
means "pole"column, pile, prop, support, pier, upright
virtue [noun]
means "morality"goodness, integrity, uprightness, justice, probity, rectitude
wound [verb]
means "action"upset, trouble, bother, disturb
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