Synonyms for Up-heave:
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v.
• jack
• lift
- Uprear
, - arise
, - aspire
, - bear aloft
, - boost
, - bring up
, - build up
, - buoy up
, - climb
, - come up
, - disappear
, - disperse
, - dissipate
, - draw up
, - elevate
, - erect
, - goose
, - heft
, - hike
, - hike up
, - hoist
, - jack up
, - jump up
, - mount
, - move up
, - pick up
, - put up
, - raise
, - raise high
, - rear
, - rise
, - soar
, - take up
, - up
, - upheave
, - uphold
, - uplift
, - upraise
, - vanish
.
• raise
- construct
, - establish
, - exalt
, - heave
, - hold up
, - lever
, - lift
, - lift up
, - place up
, - promote
, - pry
, - pull up
, - put on its end
, - run up
, - set up
, - set upright
, - shove
, - stand up
, - throw up
, - upcast
.
What are the hypernyms for Up-heave?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for up-heave?
Up-heave means to lift, raise or move something upwards forcefully. Its antonyms are words with the opposite meaning or direction. One antonym for up-heave is 'lower,' which means to bring something down or decrease its height. Another antonym is 'drop,' which means to let something fall or release it from a higher position. 'Lowering' can be used for large objects like machinery, while 'dropping' can refer to throwing or releasing objects like a ball. 'Sink' and 'descend' can also be antonyms for up-heave, as they indicate movement downwards, especially in water or air. Using these antonyms is useful for describing opposing physical movements or changes in direction.
What are the antonyms for Up-heave?
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