Antonyms for re placements
Grammar : Noun |
Spell : ri-pleys-muh nt |
Phonetic Transcription : rɪˈpleɪs mənt |
Definition of re placements
Origin :- "act or fact of being replaced," 1790, from replace (v.) + -ment. Meaning "something that replaces another" is attested from 1894.
- As in makeshift : noun temporary help
- As in repair : noun restoration, fixing
- As in return : noun coming again
- As in standby : noun substitute
- As in substitute : noun someone or something that takes the place of another
- As in successor : noun heir
- As in surrogate : noun person or thing that acts as
- As in understudy : noun substitute
- As in commutation : noun substitution
- As in recovery : noun the act of returning to normal
- As in removal : noun the state of being removed
- As in stand-in : noun substitute
- As in pinch hitter : noun substitute batter
- As in utility player : noun versatile player
- As in replacement : noun substitute
- As in restoration : noun reestablishment
- As in sub : noun substitute
- As in fill-in : noun substitute
- As in delegate : noun representative, often governmental
- As in deputy : noun assistant, agent
- As in exchange : noun trade; deal
- As in alternate : noun substitute
Synonyms for re placements
- acknowledgment
- adjustment
- agent
- aide
- alternate
- ambassador
- answer
- appearance
- appointee
- arrival
- assembly member
- assistant
- auxiliary
- backup
- banishment
- barter
- below
- bench
- bench jockey
- benchwarmer
- beneficiary
- buying and selling
- castling
- catchpole
- change
- changeling
- coming
- commerce
- commissioner
- commutation
- compensation
- consul
- conversion
- correspondence
- councilor
- cure
- darn
- dealing
- delegate
- deportation
- deputy
- dernier ressort
- descendant
- designated hitter
- DH
- discharge
- dismissal
- dogcatcher
- double
- dummy
- ejection
- elimination
- emissary
- entrance
- entry
- envoy
- equivalent
- eradication
- evacuation
- eviction
- exchange
- exile
- expatriation
- expediency
- expedient
- expulsion
- extermination
- extirpation
- extraction
- factor
- fill-in
- follower
- front
- ghost
- ghost writer
- healing
- heritor
- homecoming
- improvement
- improving
- inheritor
- instauration
- interchange
- interdependence
- interrelation
- jack-of-all-trades
- last resort
- legate
- lieutenant
- locum
- locum tenens
- makeshift
- member
- member of Congress
- mend
- minister
- mouthpiece
- network
- new part
- next in line
- nominee
- occurrence
- overhaul
- patch
- people's choice
- pinch hitter
- pinch-hitter
- pis aller
- plenipotentiary
- procurator
- proxy
- quid pro quo
- reaction
- readjustment
- reanimation
- reappearance
- rearrangement
- rebound
- reciprocation
- reciprocity
- recoil
- recoiling
- recompense
- recompensing
- reconstruction
- recourse
- recovery
- recreation
- recrudescence
- recuperation
- recurrence
- redemption
- redintegration
- reestablishment
- reformation
- refuge
- refurbishment
- regent
- rehabilitation
- reimbursement
- reinstatement
- reinstitution
- reinvigoration
- rejoinder
- rejuvenation
- relay
- relief
- remedy
- remodeling
- renewal
- renovation
- reoccurrence
- rep
- reparation
- repatriation
- replacement
- repossession
- representant
- representative
- reserve
- resort
- resource
- restitution
- restoration
- restoring
- resumption
- retreat
- return
- reversion
- revision
- revisitation
- revival
- revivification
- scion
- second
- second string
- second-in-command
- secondary
- senator
- shift
- shuffle
- shuffling
- spokesperson
- stalwart
- stand-by
- stand-in
- standby
- stopgap
- sub
- subordinate
- substitute
- substitute agent
- substitution
- succedaneum
- successor
- supplanter
- supplanting
- supplantment
- supply
- surrogate
- swap
- switch
- symbol
- temp
- temporary
- temporary expedient
- tit for tat
- traffic
- transaction
- transfer
- transference
- transposing
- transposition
- truck
- understudy
- vicar
- viceroy
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