Synonyms for Putting 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 Putting on feet again?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
replacing, returning, resetting, refitting, rethinking, restocking, remodeling, resurfacing, reinstating, re-shaping, relacing, re-attiring, re-habbing, re-tethering.
What are the opposite words for putting on feet again?
The antonym for "putting on feet again" is "stripping off feet". This means taking away something that was once put on or added back to one's feet. It can be interpreted as removing support, taking away assistance or going back to a state of vulnerability. The phrase "stripping off feet" can apply to injuries, where a person has to remove a brace, cast or protective cover. It can also imply a loss of confidence or security; a removal of something that was once relied upon. In any case, it represents the opposite of the action of "putting on feet again" and a sense of regression or reduction.
What are the antonyms for Putting 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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