Synonyms for Spring something on:
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v.
• astonish; cause amazement
• jolt
• startle
• surprise
- bewilder
, - confound
, - confuse
, - daze
, - dazzle
, - discomfit
, - disconcert
, - dismay
, - dumbfound
, - electrify
, - flabbergast
, - jolt
, - nonplus
, - overwhelm
, - perplex
, - petrify
, - rattle
, - stupefy
, - unsettle
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Other relevant words:
- affright
, - agitate
, - alarm
, - amaze
, - astonish
, - astound
, - awe
, - bolt
, - bowl over
, - bump
, - churn
, - convulse
, - discompose
, - disturb
, - floor
, - fright
, - give a turn
, - jar
, - jerk
, - jog
, - jostle
, - jump
, - knock
, - knock over
, - lay out
, - make jump
, - perturb
, - rock
, - scare
, - scare to death
, - shake
, - shake up
, - shock
, - shove
, - spook
, - spring
, - stagger
, - start
, - startle
, - stun
, - take aback
, - terrify
, - terrorize
, - upset
.
• surprise
What are the hypernyms for Spring something on?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for spring something on?
The phrase "spring something on" refers to surprising or unexpectedly presenting an idea or information to someone. The antonyms for this phrase could be presenting information in a planned, anticipated, or prepared way. Some alternate phrases for presenting information in a planned manner could include "share in advance," "pre-announce," or "prepare to reveal." These phrases suggest that the information is being presented intentionally and with some degree of forethought or preparation. Alternately, the phrase "reveal slowly" or "unveil gradually" suggests a deliberate and measured approach to imparting information, rather than a sudden or unexpected presentation.
What are the antonyms for Spring something on?
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v.
• jolt
• startle
• surprise
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