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Synonym for work [verb]

The synonym work synonymous definition words:
means "language"
influence, persuade, move

work [verb]

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

work [verb]

means "activity"
labour, drudge, toil, slave, sweat, moil, operate, run, manage, control, handle, drive, manipulate, use, form, fashion, make, finish, execute

work [noun]

means "project"
task, undertaking, enterprise, responsibility

work [noun]

means "profession"
business, occupation, trade, vocation, job, employment, industry

work [noun]

means "activity"
labour, drudgery, grind, toil, exertion, moil
Further results for the word "work"

achieve [verb]

means "finish"
accomplish, fulfil, carry through, work, complete, consummate

achievement [noun]

means "feat"
work, deed, fulfilment, exploit

acidify [verb]

means "cause fermentation"
effervesce, bubble, work, foam, sour, ripen

average [verb]

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

bear [verb]

means "behaviour"
act, conduct, operate, succeed, work, govern

book [noun]

means "publishing"
reference work, edition, volume, primer, treatise, work

bring about [verb]

means "produce"
induce, cause, make, work, procure, effect

busy [verb]

means "profession"
occupy, employ, work

carry through [verb]

means "finish"
accomplish, fulfil, achieve, work, complete, consummate

cause [verb]

means "activity"
produce, induce, bring about, make, work, procure

commission [noun]

means "duty"
task, function, obligation, office, trust, work

craft [noun]

means "art"
occupation, calling, career, handicraft, work, handiwork

deed [noun]

means "act"
procedure, achievement, accomplishment, conveyance, quality, work

do [verb]

means "activity"
work, end

duty [noun]

means "profession"
work, part, business, place, function, task

exercise [noun]

means "action"
activity, exertion, labour, toil, work

exertion [noun]

means "action"
activity, exercise, labour, toil, work

ferment [verb]

means "cause fermentation"
effervesce, bubble, work, foam, sour, ripen

function [verb]

means "perform"
act, officiate, go, operate, run, work

go [verb]

means "activity"
work, perform, operate, run

handicraft [noun]

means "art"
occupation, calling, career, craft, work, handiwork

handiwork [noun]

means "art"
occupation, calling, career, handicraft, work, craft

handle [verb]

means "activity"
control, deal with, manage, operate, work, supervise

hitch [noun]

means "tour"
shift, work, trick

homework [noun]

means "undertaking"
business, activity, work, project, lesson

livelihood [noun]

means "living"
work, sustenance, support, subsistence, vocation, business

living [noun]

means "profession"
livelihood, work, sustenance, support, subsistence, vocation

office [noun]

means "deed"
task, duty, service, work

opus [noun]

means "musical composition"
work, piece, composition, creation, literature, music

overplay [verb]

means "magnify"
promote, work

project [noun]

means "undertaking"
business, activity, work, homework, lesson

serve [verb]

means "profession"
promote, advance, forward, contribute, assist, work

slavery [noun]

means "labour"
drudgery, grind, toil, work, moil

solve [verb]

means "action"
answer, resolve, explain, fix, work

stint [noun]

means "task"
assignment, job, work, chore, consignment

sustenance [noun]

means "livelihood"
work, living, support, subsistence, vocation, business

temper [verb]

means "mixture"
blend, mix, knead, work, moisten

till [verb]

means "nature"
cultivate, farm, labour, harrow, grow, work

toil [verb]

means "labour"
work, exert, strive, slave, moil, sweat

toil [noun]

means "labour"
drudgery, work, travail, exertion, effort

use [verb]

means "activity"
work, run, bestow

utilise [verb]

means "employ"
use, utilize, apply, exploit, make use of, work

utilize [verb]

means "employ"
utilise, use, apply, exploit, make use of, work


work out [verb]

means "decipher"
do, decode, solve

work together [verb]

means "cooperate"
collaborate, combine, concur, conspire, contribute, help

workable [adjective]

means "conceivable"
feasible, likely, imaginable, possible, potential, thinkable

worker [noun]

means "person"
operative, artisan, hand, labourer

working [adjective]

means "practical"
applicable, applied, active


workpeople [noun]

means "hand"
helper, worker, hired hand

works [noun]

means "working parts"
insides, pulleys

works [noun]

means "factory"
mill

workshop [noun]

means "studio"
mill

workshop [noun]

means "seminar"
training, class

Jack-of-all-trades [noun]

means "hired hand for odd jobs"
hired hand, worker, labourer, handyman, helper, mister fix-it

achievable [adjective]

means "practicable"
possible, feasible, attainable, workable

active [adjective]

means "quality"
practical, applicable, applied, working

alive [adjective]

means "property"
existent, extant, working, operative, functioning

apply [verb]

means "deed"
devote, persevere, dedicate, work at, prescribe, allot

artificer [noun]

means "artisan"
designer, adept, craftsman, craftswoman, worker, inventor

artisan [noun]

means "artist"
designer, adept, craftsman, craftswoman, worker, inventor

artist [noun]

means "people"
artisan, designer, adept, craftsman, workman, inventor

attainable [adjective]

means "practicable"
possible, achievable, feasible, workable

bee [noun]

means "animal"
flying insect, drone, worker, queen, black

bend over [verb]

means "struggle"
hunch, hump, strain, toil, work hard

busy [adjective]

means "property"
engaged, occupied, employed, engrossed, absorbed, working

collaborate [verb]

means "cooperate"
concur, combine, work together, conspire, contribute, help

conceivable [adjective]

means "possible"
feasible, likely, imaginable, workable, potential, thinkable

concur [verb]

means "cooperate"
collaborate, combine, work together, conspire, contribute, help

craftsman [noun]

means "artisan"
designer, adept, artist, craftswoman, worker, inventor

decode [verb]

means "decipher"
work out, do, solve

designer [noun]

means "artisan"
artist, adept, craftsman, craftswoman, worker, inventor

devote [verb]

means "apply"
persevere, dedicate, work at, prescribe, allot, appropriate

do [verb]

means "activity"
decipher, work out, decode, solve

doodle [noun]

means "sketch"
likeness, representation, picture, depiction, work of art, drawing

drawing [noun]

means "sketch"
likeness, representation, picture, depiction, work of art, doodle

employed [adjective]

means "engaged"
performing, pursuing, working

engaged [adjective]

means "busy"
working, occupied

extant [adjective]

means "existent"
alive, working, operative, functioning

feasible [adjective]

means "practicable"
possible, achievable, attainable, workable

fermentation [noun]

means "distillation"
effervescence, boiling, ebullition, seething, working


functioning [adjective]

means "existent"
extant, working, operative, alive

gymnastics [noun]

means "acrobatic exercises"
aerobics, tumbling, working out

hand [noun]

means "person"
workman, helper, worker, hired hand

handyman [noun]

means "hired man for odd jobs"
hired man, workman, labourer, jack-of-all-trades, helper, mister fix-it

helping [adjective]

means "assisting"
aiding, beneficial, working with, useful

hump [verb]

means "struggle"
hunch, bend over, strain, toil, work hard

imaginable [adjective]

means "conceivable"
feasible, likely, possible, workable, potential, thinkable

intercede [verb]

means "moderate"
mediate, negotiate, umpire, step in, referee, work out

inventor [noun]

means "artisan"
designer, adept, craftsman, craftswoman, worker, artist

machinist [noun]

means "machine operator"
engineer, workman

mediate [verb]

means "moderate"
negotiate, intercede, umpire, step in, referee, work out

moil [verb]

means "labour"
drudge, toil, work hard

motorist [noun]

means "user"
worker, driver, operator, engineer, operative

negotiate [verb]

means "moderate"
mediate, intercede, umpire, step in, referee, work out

occupied [adjective]

means "engrossed"
absorbed, engaged, involved, working, busy

on the side of [adjective]

means "in favour of"
for, supporting, working with, helping

operative [noun]

means "worker"
artisan, hand, labourer, workman

operator [noun]

means "user"
worker, workman, driver, motorist, engineer, operative

painter [noun]

means "house painter"
workman

pan out [verb]

means "succeed"
turn out, work out, come out, result, net, yield

ply [verb]

means "carry on"
pursue, practice, undertake, exercise, work at, engage in

possible [adjective]

means "conceivable"
feasible, likely, imaginable, workable, potential, thinkable

practicable [adjective]

means "functional"
applicable, usable, practical, workable

practicable [adjective]

means "feasible"
achievable, attainable, possible, workable

prescribe [verb]

means "devote"
persevere, dedicate, work at, apply, allot, appropriate

purposeful [adjective]

means "practical"
useful, utilitarian, pragmatic, usable, serviceable, workable


team up [verb]

means "collaborate"
combine forces, work together, pair off, cooperate

thinkable [adjective]

means "conceivable"
feasible, likely, imaginable, workable, potential, possible

train [verb]

means "activity"
exercise, work out, discipline, make ready, practise, drill

tryout [noun]

means "audition"
test, trial, workout, examination

useful [adjective]

means "property"
practical, functional, practicable, handy, workable, utilitarian

user [noun]

means "person"
operator, worker, driver, motorist, engineer, operative

using [adjective]

means "utilizing"
trying out, working, applying, employing, practicing, putting in service

utilitarian [adjective]

means "practical"
functional, practicable, handy, workable, useful

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