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List of antonyms from "re learns" to antonyms from "re liabler"

Discover our 3798 antonyms available for the terms "re-learnt, re-liable, re-leasing, re liabler, re liability" and many more. Click on one of the words below and go directly to the antonyms associated with it.

Re learns (1 antonym)
Re-learns (1 antonym)
Re learnt (1 antonym)
Re-learnt (1 antonym)
Re-lease (358 antonyms)
Re lease (358 antonyms)
Re-leased (281 antonyms)
Re leased (281 antonyms)
Re-leases (358 antonyms)
Re leases (358 antonyms)
Re-leasing (235 antonyms)
Re-leasings (10 antonyms)
Re leasings (10 antonyms)
Re legate (109 antonyms)
Re-legate (109 antonyms)
Re-legates (109 antonyms)
Re legates (109 antonyms)
Re levant (110 antonyms)
Re-liabilities (53 antonyms)
Re liability (53 antonyms)
Re-liability (53 antonyms)
Re liable (280 antonyms)
Re-liable (280 antonyms)
Re liabler (280 antonyms)

Definition of the day : « re-leased »

As in loose : adj not tight; unconstrained
As in announced : adj made widely known
As in discharged : adj dismissed
As in dropped : adj discontinued
As in freed : adj liberated
As in pardoned : adj forgiven
As in published : adj written
As in released : adj freed
As in released : adj announced
As in relieved : adj deprived of something, or freed from it
As in saved : adj kept from danger
As in uttered : adj given forth
As in relaxed : adj loose
As in unconfined : adj loose
As in convalescent : adj improving, recuperating
As in exempt : adj freed from responsibility
As in issue : verb distribute
As in issue : verb emit, emerge; come from
As in let off : verb make not subject to punishment or action
As in let up : verb pause
As in liberate : verb give freedom
As in loose/loosen : verb set free; unbind
As in absolve : verb free from responsibility, duty
As in open : verb clear, expose; spread
As in pardon : verb forgive
As in ransom : verb pay blackmail money for return of possession or person
As in redeem : verb free; buy the freedom of
As in release : verb let go, let out
As in relieve : verb remove blame, responsibility
As in relinquish : verb give up, let go
As in remit : verb stop, postpone
As in rescue : verb save from danger
As in rid : verb do away with; free
As in bail out : verb help
As in slack/slacken : verb do little or nothing; loosen
As in spare : verb forgive; have mercy upon
As in spell : verb give rest, relief
As in undo : verb open
As in unfold : verb spread out
As in unlock : verb open; solve
As in vent : verb let out; express
As in give off : verb discharge
As in loosen : verb unbind
As in parole : verb discharge
As in unbuckle : verb unfasten
As in unhitch : verb unfasten
As in acquit : verb announce removal of blame
As in carry : verb broadcast electronically
As in unleash : verb let loose
As in disburden : verb rid
As in disembarrass : verb rid
As in disinvolve : verb disentangle
As in manumit : verb free
As in pink-slip : verb dismiss
As in clear : verb liberate; free from uncertainty
As in unbind : verb undo
As in unclasp : verb undo
As in unloose : verb undo
As in unloosen : verb undo
As in untighten : verb ease
As in deliver : verb free, liberate
As in deliver : verb discharge, give forth
As in discharge : verb set free
As in discharge : verb pour forth
As in disengage : verb free from connection
As in dismiss : verb send away, remove; free
As in dispense : verb exempt from responsibility
As in drop : verb let go of; fall
As in ease : verb alleviate, help
As in emancipate : verb set free
As in empty : verb remove contents
As in allow : verb permit an action
As in enfranchise : verb set free
As in exculpate : verb forgive
As in excuse : verb forgive, absolve; justify
As in exempt : verb relieve, absolve
As in exonerate : verb excuse, clear of responsibility or blame
As in extradite : verb send to another place by force
As in extricate : verb get out of a situation; relieve of responsibility
As in forgive : verb stop blame and grant pardon
As in free : verb liberate, let go
As in announce : verb make a proclamation
As in give off/give out : verb discharge

Example sentences :

She re-leased the forest, held tenaciously traditions of the chase as they had been upheld by a long line of Ducs d'Uzes.
Extract from : « In Vanity Fair » by Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd

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