Synonyms for Putting in the hands of:
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v.
• commit
- allocate
, - allot
, - apportion
, - authorize
, - charge
, - commend
, - commission
, - confer trust
, - confide
, - consign
, - convey
, - delegate
, - deliver
, - depend upon
, - deposit
, - depute
, - deputize
, - destine
, - dispatch
, - employ
, - empower
, - engage
, - give
, - give to do
, - grant authority
, - hand over
, - hold
, - ice
, - imprison
, - institutionalize
, - intrust
, - invest
, - leave to
, - make responsible for
, - move
, - offer
, - ordain
, - promise
, - put away
, - put in the hands of
, - relegate
, - rely upon
, - remove
, - send
, - shift
, - submit
, - transfer
, - turn over to
, - vest
.
• vest
What are the hypernyms for Putting in the hands of?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for putting in the hands of?
Antonyms for the phrase "putting in the hands of" include withholding, retaining, keeping, holding back, and taking away. These antonyms suggest the opposite action of giving someone control or responsibility of something. If you withhold or retain control, you are choosing to keep that power to yourself. Holding back implies that you are hesitant to give someone control. And taking away suggests that someone once had control, but you are now choosing to revoke it. These antonyms can be important to consider in situations where giving someone control or responsibility may not be the best option.
What are the antonyms for Putting in the hands of?
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v.
• commit
- cancel
, - cease
, - conceal
, - deny
, - desist
, - disallow
, - disapprove
, - dissuade
, - end
, - fix
, - hide
, - idle
, - keep
, - keep from
, - let go
, - loaf
, - refuse
, - reject
, - release
, - remain
, - rest
, - retain
, - retract
, - stay
, - stop
, - take
, - wait
, - withhold
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• vest
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