Synonyms for Laid at feet:
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v.
• offer
- accord
, - advance
, - afford
, - allow
, - award
, - be at service
, - bid
, - come forward
, - display
, - donate
, - exhibit
, - extend
, - furnish
, - give
, - grant
, - hold out
, - lay at one's feet
, - make available
, - move
, - place at disposal
, - ply
, - pose
, - press
, - proffer
, - propound
, - provide
, - put forth
, - put forward
, - put on the market
, - put up
, - put up for sale
, - sacrifice
, - show
, - submit
, - suggest
, - tender
, - volunteer
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What are the hypernyms for Laid at feet?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for laid at feet?
Antonyms for the phrase "laid at feet" could include "took responsibility", "stood up for oneself", "refused to be blamed", and "denied culpability". These phrases all convey a sense of agency and independence, in contrast to the passive implication of having something "laid at one's feet". Other antonyms might include "asserted innocence", "demonstrated accountability", and "proved one's innocence". Overall, these antonyms suggest a willingness to take ownership of one's actions and choices, rather than accepting blame or fault without question.
What are the antonyms for Laid at feet?
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v.
• offer
- conceal
, - deny
, - discourage
, - dissuade
, - fight
, - hide
, - hold
, - keep
, - refuse
, - resist
, - stop
, - take
, - take back
, - veto
, - withdraw
, - withhold
, - withstand
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Related words: laid at the feet of, lay at the feet of, lay at the feet of the gods, lay at someone's feet, laying at someone's feet, lay at someone's feet
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- Synonyms:
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scuttlebutt,
scuttlebutt.
