another word for cultivate
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- Princeton's WordNet (0.00 / 0 votes) Rate these synonyms: cultivate (verb). foster the growth of. Synonyms: naturalize, tame, school, train, domesticate, civilise, naturalise, work, civilize, educate, crop. cultivate, crop, work (verb). prepare for crops.
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- verb. expand, work out. 1  actualize. 2  advance. 3  amplify. 4  augment. 5  beautify. 6  broaden. 7  build up. 8  cultivate. 9  deepen. 10  dilate. 11  elaborate. 12  enlarge. 13  enrich. 14  evolve. 15  exploit. 16  extend. 17  finish. 18  heighten. 19  improve. 20  intensify. 21  lengthen. 22  magnify. 23  materialize. 24  perfect. 25  polish. 26  promote. 27  realize. 28  refine. 29  spread. 30  strengthen. 31  stretch. 32  unfold. 33  widen.
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- create | definition: make or cause to be or to become | synonyms: incorporate, call forth, bring, conjure, style, cut, film-make, short-circuit, father, wreak, realize, re-create, do, invoke, get, beat, bear, turn in, press, lay down, blast, bring about, cause, yield, realise, work, direct, arouse, stir, extract, twine, create mentally, bring up, create by mental act, beget, derive, put forward, offset, assemble, generate, compose, cleave, call down, institute, substantiate, chop, initiate ...
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- 1 to make unfit for use by the addition of something harmful or undesirable supplies of meat that had been defiled by maggots Synonyms of defile befoul, contaminate, foul, poison, pollute, taint Words Related to defile infect; begrime, besmirch, blacken, dirty, foul up, grime, mire, muddy, smirch, smudge, soil, stain, sully; corrupt, rot, spoil; adulterate, doctor; dilute, water down Near Antonyms of defile clarify, clean, cleanse, clear, distill (also distil), purge; filter; disinfect ...
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- develop, introduce, evolve, start, begin, launch, instigate, initiate, put in place, take the initiative in, take the lead in, spearhead, institute, establish, found, give birth to, be the father of, be the mother of, originate, set in motion, create, open up, lay the groundwork for, lead the way for, prepare the way for, lay the foundations of.
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- verb. designate, mean. 1  add up. 2  announce. 3  argue. 4  bespeak. 5  betoken. 6  connote. 7  evidence. 8  express. 9  finger. 10  flash. 11  hang sign on. 12  imply. 13  import. 14  indicate. 15  insinuate. 16  intend. 17  make. 18  mark. 19  peg. 20  prove. 21  put down for. 22  put finger on. 23  show. 24  signify. 25  spell. 26  stand for. 27  symbol. 28  symbolize. 29  tab. 30  tag. 31  typify.
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- Synonyms and Antonyms of AGRICULTURIST. Synonyms agriculturist (or agriculturalist), agronomist, cultivator, grower, planter, tiller.ynonyms and Antonyms of AGRICULTURIST. Synonyms agriculturist (or agriculturalist), agronomist, cultivator, grower, planter, tiller.
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- 1 to look after or assist the growth of by labor and care a dedicated home gardener who grows tomatoes in her small garden every summer Synonyms crop, cultivate, culture, dress, promote, raise, rear, tend Related Words breed, produce, propagate; plant, sow; gather, glean, harvest, reap; germinate, quicken, ripen, root, sprout Near Antonyms kill; dig ...
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- Another word for engaging word list. Below are a number of words whose meaning is similar to engaging. 1  attractive. 2  captivating. 3  charming. 4  entertaining. 5  interesting.
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- verb. make deceitful imitation. 1  Xerox. 2  act like. 3  affect. 4  ape. 5  assume. 6  bluff. 7  carbon. 8  cheat. 9  circulate bad money. 10  clone. 11  coin. 12  copy. 13  defraud. 14  delude. 15  ditto. 16  do. 17  do like. 18  dupe. 19  fabricate. 20  fake. 21  feign. 22  forge. 23  go like. 24  imitate. 25  impersonate. 26  knock off. 27  make like. 28  make money. 29  mimeo. 30  mimic. 31  mint. 32  phony. 33  phony up. 34  pretend. 35  put on. 36  sham. 37  simulate. 38  stat.
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- Synonyms: produce, bring out, bring forth, bring forward, trot out, bring to view, affecr, betokbn, brandssh, brekthe.
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- “assuage”: synonyms and related words: 1  a shot in the arm idiom. 2  add salt to sth idiom. 3  allay. 4  alleviate. 5  ameliorate. 6  heal. 7  mitigate. 8  mollify. 9  more. 10  palliate. 11  patch sth up. 12  redeem. 13  relieve. 14  salve. 15  spice sth up. 16  sting. 17  straighten. 18  straighten sb out. 19  streamline. 20  sugar-coated.
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- verb. request silence, action, or inaction for money. 1  approach. 2  buy. 3  buy back. 4  buy off. 5  coax. 6  corrupt. 7  do business. 8  entice. 9  fix. 10  get at. 11  get to. 12  grease palm. 13  influence. 14  instigate. 15  lubricate. 16  lure. 17  make a deal. 18  oil palm. 19  pay off. 20  pervert. 21  reward. 22  seduce. 23  soap. 24  square. 25  suborn. 26  sugar. 27  sweeten the pot. 28  take care of. 29  tamper. 30  tempt. 31  tip.erb. request silence, action, or inaction for money. 1  approach. 2  buy. 3  buy back. 4  buy off. 5  coax. 6  corrupt. 7  do business. 8  entice. 9  fix. 10  get at. 11  get to. 12  grease palm. 13  influence. 14  instigate. 15  lubricate. 16  lure. 17  make a deal. 18  oil palm. 19  pay off. 20  pervert. 21  reward. 22  seduce. 23  soap. 24  square. 25  suborn. 26  sugar. 27  sweeten the pot. 28  take care of. 29  tamper. 30  tempt. 31  tip.
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Definitions &Translations Princeton's WordNet(4.50 / 2 votes)Rate this definition: 1  cultivate(verb) foster the growth of. 2  cultivate, crop, work(verb) prepare for crops. 3  educate, school, train, cultivate, civilize, civilise(verb) teach or refine to be discriminative in taste or judgment.
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- verb. lose consciousness. 1  batten. 2  conceal. 3  cover up. 4  cross out. 5  cut off. 6  darken. 7  delete; cover. 8  eclipse. 9  eradicate. 10  erase. 11  extinguish. 12  faint. 13  go out like a light. 14  hold back. 15  keel over. 16  make dark. 17  obfuscate. 18  pass out. 19  quash. 20  rub out. 21  shade. 22  smother. 23  squash. 24  squelch. 25  stifle. 26  suppress. 27  swoon. 28  zonk out.
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- Synonyms-verbs. 1  be parsimonious. 2  pinch. 3  hold back. 4  live upon nothing. 5  cheapen. 6  grasp. 7  grudge. 8  gripe. 9  withhold. 10  skin a flint. 11  beat down. 12  grab. 13  begrudge. 14  screw. 15  starve. 16  drive a bargain. 17  stop one hole in a sieve. 18  stint. 19  dole out. 20  famish. 21  drive a hard bargain. 22  have an itching palm.
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- 4 activate, arouse, awaken, cause, evoke, excite, foment, foster, incite, instigate, kindle, motivate, provoke, rouse, set on foot, stir up, summon up, whip up. 5 bring about, cause, create, engender, give rise to, occasion, originate, produce, provoke, start.
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Sermons on Mark - Brian Bill Synonyms-verbs. 1  improve. 2  mend. 3  increase. 4  pick up. 5  turn over a new leaf. 6  recover. 7  turn to good account. 8  make good use of. 9  improve. 10  ameliorate. 11  improve upon. 12  mellow. 13  cultivate. 14  bring forward. 15  touch up. 16  bolster up. 17  polish. 18  prune. 19  revise. 20  purify. 21  recruit. 22  new model. 23  drunk to Philip sober. 24  be better. 25  amend. 26  fructify. 27  come about. 28  turn the corner. 29  be ....
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- verb. stare at. 1  admire. 2  beam. 3  bore. 4  contemplate. 5  eye. 6  eyeball. 7  gape. 8  gawk. 9  get a load of. 10  get an eyeful. 11  glare. 12  gloat. 13  inspect. 14  lamp. 15  look. 16  look fixedly. 17  moon. 18  observe. 19  ogle. 20  peek. 21  peep. 22  peer. 23  pin. 24  pipe. 25  regard. 26  rubber. 27  rubberneck. 28  scrutinize. 29  see. 30  size up. 31  survey. 32  take in. 33  view. 34  watch. 35  wonder.
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Another word for install Another word for install. To put in or assign to a certain position or location: emplace, locate, place, position, set1, site, situate, spot. To admit formally into membership or office, as with ritual: inaugurate, induct, initiate, instate, invest. To place securely in a position or condition: ensconce, establish, fix, seat, settle.
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- call forth (emotions, feelings, and responses). 1  ignite, 2  stir up, 3  overwhelm, 4  bruise, 5  shame, 6  elicit, 7  ask for, 8  whelm, 9  shake, 10  anger, 11  provoke, 12  rekindle, 13  discompose, 14  strike a chord, 15  raise, 16  spite, 17  injure, 18  untune, 19  make, 20  wound, 21  overpower, 22  interest, 23  stir, 24  overcome, 25  sweep over, 26  draw, 27  prick, 28  invite, 29  fire, 30  disconcert, 31  excite, 32  hurt, 33  infatuate, 34  inflame, 35  heat, 36  wak
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- Synonyms. 1  obey. 2  follow. 3  respect. agree 4  to. satisfy. 5  observe. fulfil. 6  submit to. conform  to. 1  adhere to. 2  abide by. 3  consent to.  yield 1  to. defer 2  to. accede to. act in accordance  with. perform. acquiesce with.
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- 2 open fighting against authority (as one's own government) the government quelled the outbreak with ruthless efficiency Synonyms insurgence, insurgency, insurrection, mutiny, rebellion, revolt, revolution, rising, uprisingRelated Words coup, coup d'état (or coup d'etat), overthrow; misprision, sedition, treachery, treason; sabotage, subversionNear ...
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- influence | synonyms: authority, birthright, charge, clout, cogency, command, commission, control, credential, domination, empowerment, enfranchisement, entitlement, faculty, force, kingship, license, mandate, mastery, might, mightiness, office, potency, power, powerfulness, precedence, prepotency, prerogative, prestige, primacy, privilege, puissance, punch, purview, rank, right, seniority, sovereignty, stature, steam, strength, superiority, sway, title, consequence, criticality ...
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- verb. think deeply about. 1  brainstorm. 2  cerebrate. 3  chew the cud. 4  conceive. 5  consider. 6  contemplate. 7  deliberate. 8  envisage. 9  envision. 10  figure. 11  flash on. 12  imagine. 13  kick around. 14  meditate. 15  mull over. 16  muse. 17  noodle around. 18  ponder. 19  reason. 20  reflect. 21  ruminate. 22  speculate. 23  stew over.