Antonyms for in fix
| Grammar : Verb |
| Spell : fiks |
| Phonetic Transcription : fɪks |
- aid
- allow
- ascend
- assist
- break
- change
- close
- confuse
- corrupt
- depart
- destroy
- detach
- dig up
- disarrange
- disconnect
- discourage
- disjoin
- dislodge
- disorder
- disorganize
- displace
- dissuade
- disturb
- divide
- drain
- eat out
- end
- erase
- extract
- finish
- forget
- free
- get out
- go
- halt
- help
- hold
- hurt
- ignore
- keep
- leave
- leave alone
- let go
- liquefy
- look away
- loose
- loosen
- lose
- melt
- misplace
- miss
- move
- neglect
- open
- permit
- play fair
- refuse
- release
- remove
- rise
- separate
- soften
- stay off
- stop
- subtract
- take away
- take out
- thin
- unchain
- unfasten
- unfix
- unhitch
- unlace
- unlink
- unlock
- unseal
- unsettle
- unstick
- untie
- uproot
- upset
- weaken
- withdraw
Definition of in fix
Origin :- "position from which it is difficult to move," 1809, American English, from fix (v.). Meaning "dose of narcotic" is from 1934, shortened from fix-up (1867, originally in reference to liquor).
- As in insert : verb put, tuck in
- As in instill : verb implant, introduce
- As in introduce : verb add, insert
- As in lodge : verb become fixed or wedged
- As in stamp : verb imprint; press mark on
- As in infix : verb fix
- As in interlard : verb introduce
- As in pin on : verb fix
- As in embed : verb sink, implant
- As in engrave : verb carve letters or designs into
- As in entrench : verb establish, make inroads
- As in fasten : verb make secure; join together
- As in fix : verb establish, make firm
- As in imbue : verb infuse, saturate
Synonyms for in fix
- abide
- adhere
- admit
- affix
- anchor
- assign
- attach
- band
- bar
- bathe
- batten
- belt
- bind
- bite
- blame
- bolt
- bond
- brace
- brainwash
- brand
- burn
- bury
- button
- carry
- cast
- catch
- catechize
- cement
- chain
- chase
- chisel
- cleave
- close
- cohere
- come to rest
- confirm
- congeal
- connect
- consolidate
- couple
- crosshatch
- cut
- define
- deposit
- diaper
- diffuse
- dig in
- disseminate
- drag in
- drive
- drive in
- embed
- enchase
- enclose
- engender
- engraft
- engrave
- ensconce
- enter
- entrench
- establish
- etch
- fasten
- fence
- fill in
- fix
- force in
- fortify
- found
- freeze to
- freight
- girth
- glue
- graft
- grave
- grip
- ground
- hammer
- hammer in
- harden
- hatch
- hitch
- hitch on
- hold
- hole up
- hook
- hook up
- imbed
- imbue
- impact
- impart
- implant
- import
- impregnate
- impress
- imprint
- impute
- include
- inculcate
- indoctrinate
- infiltrate
- infix
- infuse
- ingrain
- initial
- inject
- inlay
- inlet
- inoculate
- inscribe
- inseminate
- insert
- inset
- insinuate
- inspire
- install
- instill
- intaglio
- intercalate
- interject
- interlope
- intermix
- interpolate
- interpose
- introduce
- intrude
- invest
- jam
- knot
- lace
- leash
- leaven
- letter
- link
- lithograph
- locate
- lock
- lodge
- lug in
- make firm
- mark
- mezzotint
- mold
- moor
- mortise
- nail
- nail down
- obtrude
- offset
- ornament
- permeate
- pervade
- pierce
- pin
- place
- plant
- plunge
- pop in
- position
- pound
- press
- program
- propagandize
- protect
- put in
- put in head
- put into
- ram in
- remain
- rigidify
- rivet
- root
- rope
- scratch
- screw
- seal
- seat
- secure
- send
- set
- settle
- ship
- shoehorn
- shove in
- solder
- solidify
- squeeze in
- stabilize
- stay
- stay put
- steady
- steep
- stick
- stick in
- stiffen
- stipple
- strengthen
- string
- stuff in
- suffuse
- tack on
- tag
- thicken
- throw in
- thrust in
- tie
- tighten
- transfuse
- transport
- truss
- tuck in
- unite
- wedge
- weld
- work in
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