Synonyms for Lavishing upon:
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v.
• give
- accord
, - administer
, - allow
, - ante up
, - award
, - bequeath
, - bestow
, - cede
, - come across
, - commit
, - confer
, - consign
, - convey
, - deed
, - deliver
, - dish out
, - dispense
, - dispose of
, - dole out
, - donate
, - endow
, - entrust
, - fork over
, - furnish
, - gift
, - grant
, - hand down
, - hand out
, - hand over
, - heap upon
, - lavish upon
, - lay upon
, - lease
, - let have
, - make over
, - parcel out
, - part with
, - pass down
, - pass out
, - permit
, - pony up
, - present
, - provide
, - relinquish
, - remit
, - sell
, - shell out
, - subsidize
, - throw in
, - tip
, - transmit
, - turn over
, - vouchsafe
, - will
.
What are the hypernyms for Lavishing upon?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for lavishing upon?
The antonyms for lavishing upon are denying, withholding, robbing, scrimping, stinting, and depriving. Lavishing upon means to give generously or spend freely on someone or something. On the other hand, denying means refusing to give or allow something to happen, while withholding means holding back or not giving what is expected or desired. Robbing means taking away by force or stealing, scrimping means being stingy or frugal in spending, and stinting means providing insufficiently or grudgingly. Depriving means taking something away that one needs or wants. These antonyms make it clear that lavishing upon is the opposite of these actions.
What are the antonyms for Lavishing upon?
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v.
• give
- conceal
, - deny
, - disallow
, - disapprove
, - fight
, - hide
, - hold
, - hold up
, - keep
, - neglect
, - receive
, - refrain
, - refuse
, - reject
, - retain
, - take
, - withhold
, - withstand
.
Related words: lavishing, lavished, lavished with, lavishes on, lavishes with
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