The word "gave odds" is often used in the context of betting or gambling, meaning to offer a handicap or advantage to one party over another. Antonyms for this phrase could include "even the playing field," "level the odds," "remove the handicap," or "negate the advantage." These phrases suggest a fair and equal competition without any form of bias or advantage given to any party. In contrast, "gave odds" implies a skewed or unfair contest with one party having an advantage over the other. Using antonyms of "gave odds" promote equity and fairness in all forms of competition, not just in the context of gambling.

What are the antonyms for Gave odds?

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  • lay
  • lift
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  • neglect
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  • rough
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  • take
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