Synonyms for Go downs:
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n.
• eventuality
- aftereffect
, - aftermath
, - any case
, - case
, - chance
, - consequence
, - contingency
, - effect
, - event
, - go-down
, - goings-on
, - happening
, - issue
, - likelihood
, - outcome
, - possibility
, - probability
, - result
, - sequel
, - toss-up
, - upshot
.
• flat
- chambers
, - co-op
, - condo
, - crash pad
, - floor-through
, - joint
, - lodging
, - pad
, - railroad apartment
, - rental
, - room
, - rooms
, - suite
, - tenement
, - walk-up
.
• proceeding
- act
, - action
, - adventure
, - casualty
, - circumstance
, - come off
, - deed
, - exercise
, - experiment
, - incident
, - maneuver
, - measure
, - move
, - movement
, - occurrence
, - operation
, - performance
, - procedure
, - process
, - step
, - transaction
, - venture
.
What are the hypernyms for Go downs?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for go downs?
Go downs are large warehouses used for storing goods or commodities. The antonyms for the term "go downs" are "release" or "dispatch." These terms refer to the action of moving goods out of storage and sending them to their intended destination. When goods are dispatched from a warehouse, it implies that they have been cleared from storage and have been put into transit. Similarly, the term "release" is used when goods are cleared from storage and are ready for delivery to their purchasers. In contrast to "go downs," both "release" and "dispatch" refer to the action of moving goods out of storage into the hands of the intended recipient.
What are the antonyms for Go downs?
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n.
• eventuality
• proceeding
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