Synonyms for Puts on feet again:
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v.
• heal
- alleviate
, - ameliorate
, - attend
, - bring around
, - compose
, - conciliate
, - convalesce
, - doctor
, - dress
, - fix
, - free
, - get well
, - harmonize
, - improve
, - knit
, - make healthy
, - make sound
, - make well
, - make whole
, - medicate
, - meliorate
, - mend
, - minister to
, - patch up
, - physic
, - put on feet again
, - reanimate
, - rebuild
, - reconcile
, - regenerate
, - rehabilitate
, - rejuvenate
, - remedy
, - renew
, - renovate
, - repair
, - restore
, - resuscitate
, - revive
, - revivify
, - salve
, - set
, - settle
, - soothe
, - treat
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What are the hypernyms for Puts on feet again?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
apparel, attire, clothes, costume, dress, ensemble, finery, garb, garment, outfit, regalia, rig, wear, Habiliment, get up.
What are the opposite words for puts on feet again?
The opposite of "puts on feet again" is "takes off feet again". This phrase refers to the act of removing or dislodging someone's feet from a particular position or object. It could imply the reversal of an action or progress made previously. Another antonym could be "keeps feet down", which denotes keeping someone grounded or preventing them from rising up after a setback. This phrase often indicates a lack of progress or growth in a situation. Lastly, "puts feet up" could be another antonym, which refers to the act of relaxing and taking it easy. This phrase is more of a contradiction rather than a direct opposite of "puts on feet again".
What are the antonyms for Puts on feet again?
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v.
• heal
- break
, - damage
, - destroy
, - finish
, - halt
, - harm
, - hurt
, - ignore
, - injure
, - kill
, - neglect
, - ruin
, - unsettle
, - upset
, - weaken
, - worry
, - worsen
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