Synonyms for Rechannels:
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v.
• turn
- about-face
, - aim
, - alter
, - alternate
, - backslide
, - call off
, - capsize
, - change
, - change position
, - convert
, - curve
, - depart
, - detour
, - detract
, - deviate
, - digress
, - direct
, - diverge
, - double back
, - face about
, - go back
, - incline
, - inverse
, - invert
, - loop
, - move
, - pivot
, - rechannel
, - recoil
, - redirect
, - regress
, - relapse
, - retrace
, - return
, - revert
, - sheer
, - shift
, - shunt
, - shy away
, - sidetrack
, - subvert
, - sway
, - swerve
, - swing
, - swirl
, - switch
, - tack
, - transform
, - twist
, - upset
, - vary
, - veer
, - volte-face
, - wheel
, - whip
, - whirl
, - zigzag
.
What are the hypernyms for Rechannels?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
adjust, alter, change, modify, rearrange, redirect, refocus, restructure, revise, shift, reconfigure.
What are the opposite words for rechannels?
The word "rechannels" means redirecting the flow of something. The antonyms for "rechannels" could be words like "disperse", "divert", "migrate", "scatter", and "spread out". Disperse means to scatter or spread widely in different directions. Divert means to change the direction of something. Migrate is the act of moving to another place, usually for seasonal or survival reasons. Scatter means to throw or disperse in various directions. Spread out means to expand or extend over a larger area. These antonyms are the opposite of rechannels in the sense that they do not redirect the flow of something but rather spread it out or move it elsewhere.
What are the antonyms for Rechannels?
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v.
• turn
- continue
, - develop
, - grow
, - hold
, - keep
, - lose
, - make well
, - persist
, - progress
, - remain
, - stagnate
, - stay
, - straighten
.
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