Synonyms for Establishing oneself:
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v.
• dwell
- abide
, - bide
, - bunk
, - continue
, - crash
, - establish oneself
, - exist
, - flop
, - hang one's hat
, - hang out
, - hole up
, - inhabit
, - keep house
, - locate
, - lodge
, - make one's home
, - nest
, - occupy
, - park
, - perch
, - pitch tent
, - quarter
, - remain
, - rent
, - reside
, - rest
, - room
, - roost
, - settle
, - sojourn
, - squat
, - stay
, - stop
, - tarry
, - tenant
, - tent
.
• stay
- dally
, - delay
, - endure
, - halt
, - hang
, - hang about
, - hang around
, - hang in
, - hold the fort
, - hover
, - lag
, - last
, - linger
, - loiter
, - outstay
, - pause
, - procrastinate
, - put down roots
, - reprieve
, - respite
, - sit tight
, - stand
, - stay out
, - stay put
, - stick around
, - sweat
, - sweat it out
.
What are the hypernyms for Establishing oneself?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
Establishing a presence, establishing a career, establishing a foothold, establishing a reputation, establishing an identity, establishing oneself professionally.
What are the opposite words for establishing oneself?
Antonyms for establishing oneself could include words such as dismantling, abandoning, withdrawing, or disengaging. When one is actively establishing themselves, they are typically working towards a goal, making connections and building foundations. The opposite of this would be breaking down or removing what has been built, cutting ties and choosing to disengage from a particular community or career path. While establishing oneself can bring about feelings of competition and pressure to succeed, the antonyms could suggest a more peaceful or free-flowing life without the expectations of society weighing heavily on one's shoulders.
What are the antonyms for Establishing oneself?
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