Synonyms for Glomming on to:
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v.
• appropriate
- annex
, - borrow
, - clap
, - confiscate
, - cop
, - embezzle
, - filch
, - get fingers on
, - get hands on
, - glom on to
, - grab
, - grab hold of
, - hijack
, - liberate
, - lift
, - misappropriate
, - moonlight requisition
, - pilfer
, - pocket
, - secure
, - snatch
, - swipe
, - take over
, - usurp
.
• confiscate
- Accroach
, - appropriate
, - arrogate
, - assume
, - commandeer
, - confisticate
, - expropriate
, - impound
, - possess oneself of
, - preempt
, - sequester
, - sequestrate
, - take
.
What are the hypernyms for Glomming on to?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
grasping, gripping, hooking, mugging, seizing, sticking, Attaching, Clinging, Clutching, Snagging, clinging to, holding on, latching onto.
What are the opposite words for glomming on to?
Glomming on to refers to grabbing something or someone tightly or clinging onto them in a way that is unwelcoming. The opposite of glomming on to is letting go, releasing or relinquishing. Sometimes, it is necessary to let go of things or people to avoid smothering them. Another antonym for glomming is settling lightly, which means not hanging on tightly, but instead being gentle and unobtrusive. Allowing others the freedom to make their own choices and move on from situations can be a great display of respect, trust and kindness. In essence, not glomming on to someone or something provides space for growth and evolution.
What are the antonyms for Glomming on to?
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v.
• appropriate
• confiscate
Related words: glomming to, clinging to, grabbing onto, clinging on to, clutching to
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