Better word for give and take

  • bargain
  • barter
  • come to terms
  • collaborate
  • cooperate
  • compromise
  • exchange
  • find middle ground
  • make concessions
  • meet halfway
  • reciprocate
  • share
  • swap
  • trade off

On this page you’ll find 42 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to give-and-take, such as: banter, reciprocity, adaptability, collaboration, compromise, and concession.

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    How to use give-and-take in a sentence

    The girl was an enigmatic creature, silent, self-absorbed, shrinking from the give-and-take of social life.

    THE OPEN QUESTIONELIZABETH ROBINS

    Your hand may go back and forth with a give-and-take movement, but not from side to side on any account.

    RIDING FOR LADIESMRS. POWER O’DONOGHUE

    He could talk nonsense charmingly and could hold his own in the jolly give-and-take of repartee.

    OH, YOU TEX!WILLIAM MACLEOD RAINE

    They did not sense the tension underneath the apparently casual give-and-take.

    THE SHERIFF’S SONWILLIAM MACLEOD RAINE

    The joy of buying bric-a-brac is a secondary delight; in the give-and-take of barter lies the joy of joys.

    COUSIN PONSHONORE DE BALZAC

    SYNONYM OF THE DAY

    OCTOBER 26, 1985

    WORDS RELATED TO GIVE-AND-TAKE

    • be in cahoots
    • coact
    • cofunction
    • collude
    • come together
    • concert
    • concur
    • conspire
    • cooperate
    • coproduce
    • do business with
    • get-together
    • give-and-take
    • glue oneself to
    • go partners
    • hook on
    • hook up
    • interface
    • join forces
    • join together
    • join up with
    • participate
    • team up
    • throw in together
    • throw in with
    • tie in
    • work with
    • abet
    • advance
    • agree
    • back up
    • band
    • be in cahoots
    • befriend
    • chip in
    • coadjute
    • coincide
    • collaborate
    • combine
    • comply with
    • concert
    • concur
    • conduce
    • conspire
    • contribute
    • coordinate
    • espouse
    • forward
    • further
    • give-and-take
    • go along with
    • help
    • join forces
    • join in
    • league
    • lend a hand
    • participate
    • partner
    • pitch in
    • play ball
    • pool resources
    • pull together
    • second
    • share in
    • show willingness
    • side with
    • stick together
    • succor
    • take part
    • unite
    • uphold
    • work side by side
    • work together
    • aid
    • alliance
    • assistance
    • cahoots
    • coaction
    • coadjuvancy
    • coalition
    • collaboration
    • combination
    • combined effort
    • communion
    • company
    • concert
    • concurrence
    • confederacy
    • confederation
    • confunction
    • conspiracy
    • doing business with
    • esprit de corps
    • federation
    • fusion
    • give-and-take
    • harmony
    • help
    • helpfulness
    • logrolling
    • participation
    • partisanship
    • partnership
    • playing ball
    • reciprocity
    • responsiveness
    • service
    • society
    • symbiosis
    • synergism
    • synergy
    • teaming
    • teamwork
    • unanimity
    • union
    • unity
    • altering
    • alternation
    • barter
    • change
    • crossfire
    • give-and-take
    • intersection
    • junction
    • mesh
    • networking
    • reciprocation
    • shift
    • trade
    • transposition
    • variation
    • varying
    • association
    • commerce
    • communion
    • connection
    • contact
    • converse
    • correspondence
    • dealings
    • give-and-take
    • interchange
    • intercommunication
    • mesh
    • networking
    • team play
    • teamwork
    • trade
    • traffic
    • transactions
    • coaction
    • exchange
    • give-and-take
    • mesh
    • networking
    • reciprocation
    • reciprocity
    • team play
    • teamwork
    • tit for tat
    • transaction

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    • as in discussion



    • as in negotiation



    • as in banter

    • as in discussion
    • as in negotiation
    • as in banter


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    give-and-take

    noun

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    1

    as in discussion

    an exchange of views for the purpose of exploring a subject or deciding an issue

    a give-and-take about what we should do Saturday night

    Synonyms & Similar Words

    Relevance

    • discussion

    • debate

    • consultation

    • conversation

    • dialogue

    • talk

    • consult

    • deliberation

    • meeting

    • argumentation

    • argument

    • colloquy

    • backandforth

    • palaver

    • dialog

    • conference

    • confab

    • confabulation

    • parley

    • counsel

    • argybargy

    • negotiation

    • discourse

    • consultancy

    • council

    • seminar

    • chat

    • bargaining

    • symposium

    • roundtable

    • forum

    • bull session

    • chat room

    • disquisition

    • talkathon

    • skull session

    • rap

    • skull practice

    • words

    • pourparler

    2

    as in negotiation

    the act or practice of each side giving up something in order to reach an agreement

    negotiating the terms of the deal will require some give-and-take on both sides

    Synonyms & Similar Words

    • negotiation

    • compromise

    • consensus

    • agreement

    • concession

    • arrangement

    • bargain

    • understanding

    • settlement

    • mediation

    • accommodation

    • deal

    • treaty

    • haggle

    • horse trade

    • concurrence

    • accord

    3

    as in banter

    good-natured teasing or exchanging of clever remarks

    enjoyed the flirty give-and-take between the two romantic lead characters

    Synonyms & Similar Words

    • banter

    • badinage

    • repartee

    • joke

    • laugh

    • raillery

    • humorousness

    • jesting

    • ribbing

    • humor

    • persiflage

    • chatter

    • joshing

    • chaff

    • gambit

    • pleasantry

    • wit

    • witticism

    • richness

    • wisecrack

    • backchat

    • barb

    • gossip

    • ridiculing

    • quip

    • razzing

    • mocking

    • chitchat

    • gag

    • wordplay

    • drollness

    • facetiousness

    • dig

    • kidding

    • fooling

    • funniness

    • sally

    • small talk

    • jest

    • nothings

    • waggery

    • hilariousness

    • crack

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    Is there a better word or way of saying give or take to refer to the possibility of inaccuracy? For example,

    I will be arriving in 30 minutes, give or take 5 minutes.

    I want to indicate the possibility of arriving within five minutes of either side. So about or approximately are too vague.

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    1

    There isn’t a «better» way of saying it.

    In a more formal context you might say something more like «to within five minutes», and in a more «geeky» context you might say (or more likely write) «+/- 5 minutes».

    But for most purposes (in particular, speech) OP should just stick with «give or take».

    answered Jun 10, 2012 at 20:13

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    In a technical or scientific context, you can use «with a tolerance of».

    For example:

    The process is expected to complete in 30 minutes with a tolerance of
    5 minutes.

    answered Jun 10, 2012 at 19:00

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    «I will be arriving in 30 minutes, Plus or minus 5 minutes».
    «I will be arriving in 25 to 35 minutes».
    «I will be arriving within 5 minutes of 4:30».
    «I’ll be there about 4:30».

    answered Jun 10, 2012 at 18:59

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    Or simply: I’ll be there between 4:25 and 4:35.

    But if you are looking for a commonplace expression, «give or take» is it.

    answered Jun 10, 2012 at 20:10

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    What is another word for Give and take?

    • compromise

      finding a middle course, meet halfway

    • exchange

      interaction, bandy

    • reciprocate

      trade, exchange

    • interchange

      trade, communication

    • concession

      compromise, finding a middle course

    • bandy

      trade, exchange

    • reciprocity

      cooperation, interaction

    • swap

      trade, mutual concession

    • cooperation

      mutual concession

    • teamwork

      cooperation, communication

    • reciprocation

      switch, interaction

    • trade

      switch, communication

    • return

      exchange, bandy

    • requite

      exchange, bandy

    • give-and-take

      switch, communication

    • barter

      trade, switch

    • traffic

      communication

    • banter

      mutual concession

    • go fifty-fifty

      meet halfway, use in common with others

    • change

      switch

    • pay back

      get even with someone

    • retaliate

      exchange, bandy

    • settlement

      finding a middle course, mutual concession

    • trade-off

      mutual concession

    • collaboration

      mutual effort

    • partnership

      mutual effort

    • truck

    • commute

    • alternate

    • transpose

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    Pronunciation:

    [ ɡˈɪv and tˈe͡ɪk], [ ɡˈɪv and tˈe‍ɪk], [ ɡ_ˈɪ_v a_n_d t_ˈeɪ_k]

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    • adj.

      Other relevant words: (adjective)

      • connected,
      • requited,
      • Returned,
      • interdependent,
      • correlative,
      • convertible,
      • respective,
      • equivalent,
      • Intermutual,
      • bilateral,
      • reciprocatory,
      • coordinate,
      • related,
      • given and taken,
      • communal,
      • conjunct,
      • reciprocal,
      • matching,
      • public,
      • conjoint,
      • associated,
      • double,
      • Participated,
      • complementary,
      • Reciprocated,
      • exchangeable,
      • two-sided,
      • companion,
      • Interchanged,
      • interactive,
      • duplicate,
      • Partaken,
      • fellow,
      • corresponding,
      • reciprocative,
      • united,
      • mutual,
      • dependent,
      • changeable,
      • interchangeable,
      • joint,
      • collective,
      • twin.
    • n.

      • agree,
      • composition,
      • accommodation,
      • settlement,
      • medium,
      • arrangement,
      • observation.

      badinage (noun)

      • badinage.

      cooperation (noun)

      • concert,
      • responsiveness,
      • cahoots,
      • service,
      • helpfulness,
      • coalition,
      • harmony,
      • confunction,
      • logrolling,
      • society,
      • union,
      • federation,
      • unanimity,
      • playing ball,
      • company,
      • help,
      • synergy,
      • combination,
      • coaction,
      • teamwork,
      • fusion,
      • confederation,
      • esprit de corps,
      • conspiracy,
      • confederacy,
      • partisanship,
      • partnership,
      • unity,
      • Teaming,
      • combined effort,
      • synergism,
      • alliance,
      • concurrence,
      • doing business with,
      • communion,
      • give-and-take,
      • participation,
      • symbiosis,
      • aid,
      • Coadjuvancy,
      • assistance.

      discussion (noun)

      • discussion.

      fairness (noun)

      • consideration,
      • good faith,
      • duty,
      • seemliness,
      • exactitude,
      • charity,
      • honor,
      • goodness,
      • due,
      • impartiality,
      • rightfulness,
      • rightness,
      • propriety,
      • justness,
      • open-mindedness,
      • civility,
      • humanity,
      • candor,
      • rationality,
      • righteousness,
      • decorum,
      • courtesy,
      • fair shake,
      • moderation,
      • decency,
      • suitability,
      • uprightness,
      • Equitableness,
      • disinterestedness,
      • tolerance,
      • truth,
      • right,
      • honesty,
      • charitableness.

      give-and-take (noun)

      • trade,
      • trade-off,
      • wheeling and dealing,
      • reciprocity,
      • adaptability,
      • concession,
      • collaboration,
      • offset,
      • swap,
      • deal-making.

      give and take (noun)

      • raillery,
      • word,
      • reciprocation,
      • banter,
      • backchat.

      impartialness (noun)

      • disinterest,
      • dispassionateness,
      • justice,
      • dispassion,
      • detachment,
      • objectivity.

      interchange (noun)

      • transposition,
      • variation,
      • networking,
      • junction,
      • altering,
      • crossfire,
      • alternation,
      • intersection,
      • mesh,
      • varying.

      intercourse (noun)

      • dealings,
      • intercommunication,
      • team play,
      • converse,
      • association,
      • connection,
      • commerce,
      • contact,
      • correspondence,
      • transactions.

      interplay (noun)

      • tit for tat,
      • meshing,
      • transaction.

      justice (noun)

      • fairness.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • square deal,
      • veracity,
      • Objectiveness,
      • nonpartisanship,
      • equity,
      • humanities,
      • fair-mindedness,
      • legitimacy,
      • reasonableness,
      • Impartialness.
    • v.

      communication (verb)

      • give and take.

      compromise (verb)

      • strike a balance.

      exchange (verb)

      • bargain,
      • shuffle,
      • truck,
      • switch,
      • interchange,
      • shift,
      • flip-flop,
      • barter,
      • change,
      • substitute,
      • commute,
      • castle,
      • seesaw,
      • transpose,
      • network,
      • reciprocate,
      • shuttle,
      • rearrange,
      • market,
      • transfer,
      • transact,
      • displace,
      • change hands,
      • revise,
      • alternate,
      • correspond,
      • invert,
      • traffic,
      • reverse,
      • replace.

      make concessions (verb)

      • accommodate.

      Other relevant words: (verb)

      • bandy,
      • compromise.

      retaliate (verb)

      • square accounts,
      • get,
      • exact retribution,
      • take revenge,
      • take an eye for an eye,
      • turn the tables on,
      • revive,
      • strike back,
      • pay,
      • wreak vengeance,
      • turn upon,
      • revenge,
      • even the score,
      • make reprisal,
      • retrospect.

      • deal,
      • dispense,
      • divvy up,
      • partake,
      • part,
      • allot,
      • partition,
      • accord,
      • administer,
      • slice,
      • prorate,
      • ration,
      • quota,
      • apportion,
      • divide,
      • experience,
      • dole out,
      • participate,
      • assign,
      • distribute,
      • divvy,
      • mete out,
      • go Dutch,
      • bestow,
      • receive,
      • split,
      • split up.
    • Other synonyms:

      • obedience,
      • observance,
      • two-way street,
      • integrity,
      • adherence,
      • compliance,
      • complaisance,
      • cooperation,
      • legalism,
      • opiate.

      • joke,
      • opium.

      • order.

      Other relevant words:

      • meted out,
      • paid back,
      • give out,
      • cash in,
      • buy and sell,
      • parcel out,
      • strike a deal,
      • dealing in,
      • contact with,
      • have a portion of,
      • split the difference,
      • pay half,
      • parcelling out,
      • give,
      • going halves,
      • Experiencing,
      • have a hand in,
      • take a part of,
      • horse trading,
      • go with,
      • exchange,
      • hook up,
      • flip-flopping,
      • castled,
      • deals in,
      • turned the tables,
      • find a happy medium,
      • go over to,
      • inter-change,
      • piece up,
      • make a deal,
      • cutting the pie,
      • reach agreement,
      • be a party to,
      • convert into,
      • castling,
      • cut the pie,
      • turn the tables,
      • parceled out,
      • divide with,
      • return the compliment,
      • pass to,
      • meting out,
      • find happy medium,
      • converted into,
      • paying back,
      • horse trade,
      • link up,
      • find middle ground,
      • be party to,
      • reach an agreement,
      • Bandying,
      • deal in,
      • Bandied,
      • share,
      • pay back,
      • go halves,
      • Exchanging,
      • flipflop,
      • switching,
      • retaliate,
      • make concessions,
      • linking up,
      • find the middle ground,
      • linked up,
      • slice up,
      • trade off,
      • swap horses,
      • go in with,
      • go fifty-fifty.

      retaliate

      • striking back.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • contest,
      • tourney,
      • get even with,
      • combat,
      • skirmish,
      • brawl,
      • close,
      • collide,
      • volley,
      • wrangle,
      • jostle,
      • broil,
      • repay,
      • pettifog,
      • respond,
      • fill up,
      • wrestle,
      • persiflage,
      • Volleying,
      • wage war,
      • compound,
      • thrash out,
      • riot,
      • spar,
      • grapple,
      • bicker,
      • cover,
      • compensate,
      • quarrel,
      • fight,
      • cooperate,
      • moot,
      • bantering,
      • do justice to,
      • concede,
      • scuffle,
      • rectify,
      • dispute,
      • hassle,
      • tilt,
      • meerschaum,
      • surrender,
      • argue,
      • repartee,
      • settle,
      • retort,
      • meet halfway,
      • indemnify,
      • contend,
      • scramble,
      • atone,
      • feud,
      • strike a bargain,
      • expiate,
      • box,
      • cavil,
      • yield,
      • get back at,
      • give in exchange,
      • conversation,
      • come back at,
      • duel,
      • bend over backwards,
      • recompense,
      • clash,
      • quibble,
      • to and fro,
      • adjust,
      • return,
      • give way,
      • fence,
      • grapple with,
      • wordplay,
      • make amends,
      • set right,
      • struggle,
      • plead,
      • requite,
      • strive,
      • battle,
      • interaction,
      • compose,
      • patter,
      • counter,
      • tussle,
      • bandy words,
      • make good,
      • joint effort,
      • joust,
      • war,
      • cop out.

    How to use «Give and take» in context?

    When it comes to relationships, one key ingredient is give and take. When one person is giving, they are opening up and sharing their emotions, while when one person is taking, they are taking care of what they need and want. When done right, this balance creates a sense of symmetry andbalance in the relationship.

    On the other hand, when one person is taking too much and the other person is not getting what they need, the relationship can become unbalanced and tensions can build. It is important to watch for signs that someone is taking too much and needing to start giving more.

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    1. discussion, give-and-take, wordnoun

      an exchange of views on some topic

      «we had a good discussion»; «we had a word or two about it»

      Synonyms:
      interchange, password, reciprocation, raillery, news, tidings, treatment, discussion, word of honor, intelligence, banter, backchat, word, parole, discourse, watchword, countersign

    2. banter, raillery, give-and-take, backchatnoun

      light teasing repartee

      Synonyms:
      raillery, reciprocation, backchat, discussion, word, banter, interchange

    3. interchange, reciprocation, give-and-takeverb

      mutual interaction; the activity of reciprocating or exchanging (especially information)

      Synonyms:
      exchange, raillery, reciprocation, backchat, discussion, word, banter, interchange

    4. give and takeverb

      make mutual concessions

      «In life you have to give and take»

      Synonyms:
      give and take

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    1. HyunSoung Kim:

      People should help each other just like the ocean and earth help each other through the water wave which is an give and take action.

    2. Warren Buffett:

      It is just too big and too obvious … that the benefits are huge and the world is dependent on it in a major way for its progress, that two intelligent countries (would) do something extremely foolish, we both may do things that are mildly foolish from time to time. There is some give and take.

    3. Mohammad Javad Zarif:

      We don’t say the deal is totally in favor of Iran. Any negotiation is a give and take. We have definitely shown some flexibility, i tell you as I told the Supreme Leader, we did our best to preserve most of the red lines, if not all.

    4. Aidan Key:

      I wanted us to come together and give and take.

    5. Glenn Greenwald:

      Give and take is so important in a healthy marriage.


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    Are we missing a good synonym for give-and-take?

    В статье расскажем о фразовых глаголах give и фразовых глаголах take в английской грамматике.

    Английский глагол «to give»

    Переводится как «давать», «дарить», «жаловать». Все значения связаны с процессом передачи чего-либо.

    Формы глагола give: give – gave – given.

    Рассмотрим фразовые сочетания:

  • To give in — Уступать, сдаваться.
  • I’ll give in only to stop this pointless quarrel — Я уступлю, лишь бы закончить этот бессмысленный спор.

  • To give up / to give up on smth — Сдаваться, оставить, бросить (привычки).
  • Keith, you should give up drinking every evening. It can affect your health — Кит, ты должен бросить выпивать каждый вечер. Это может повлиять на твое здоровье.

  • To give away — Дарить, отдавать.
  • Например, во многих социальных сетях популярны акции giveaway — подарок счастливчику за репост.

    The Rolling Stone are giving away signed Nirvana’s poster — Журнал Rolling Stone дарят постер группы Nirvana с автографами.

    Однако глагол give away может иметь и негативный окрас — «выдать» (секрет).
    Keep it to your heart, don’t give it away — Держи это в секрете, не рассказывай никому.

  • To give out — Раздавать, заканчиваться.
  • My patience gave out — Мое терпение лопнуло.
    The teacher gave out the lesson plans — Преподаватель раздал планы урока.

  • To give back — Возвращать, оплатить.
  • Better give me my money back — Лучше верни мне мои деньги.

  • To give over — Бросать что-либо делать, предавать.
  • Give over scratching me, Snowflake — Перестань царапаться, Снежок.

    А вот, например, to give over to будет означать «отдаваться», «посвящать себя чему-либо целиком». Всего-то добавили один предлог.

    Mozart gave himself over to music — Моцарт целиком посвятил себя музыке.

    Английский глагол «to take»

    Переводится как «брать», «хватать».
    Формы глагола take: take — took — taken.

    Посмотрим на фразовые сочетания:

  • To take away — Отбирать, забирать что-либо.
  • Lenox took the flat away from her husband. That wasn’t fair — Ленокс забрала у мужа квартиру. Это было нечестно.

  • To take after — Быть похожим на кого-либо.
  • Используйте этот фразовый английский глагол для того, чтобы описать похожие черты характера или внешности, которые передаются по наследству.
    Will takes after his grandmother. He’s very attractive — Уилл похож на свою бабушку. Он очень хорош собой.

  • To take over — Принимать должность, вступать во владения.
  • Don’t let him take over control. He’s very despotic — Не позволяй ему взять на себя контроль. Он очень деспотичен.

  • To take to — Пристраститься к чему-либо.
  • It’s easy to take to glamorous life — К шикарной жизни легко привыкнуть.

  • To take through — Проводить через, объяснять, доводить до конца.
  • How could you take me through this hell? — Как ты мог обречь меня на такие мучения?
    Take me through this rule. I don’t get it — Объясни мне это правило. Я его не понимаю.

    Чтобы учить английский дальше, переходите на эту статью о глаголе get.

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    взаимные уступки, компромисс, обмен мнениями, обмен любезностями

    существительное

    - взаимные уступки; компромисс
    - обмен мнениями, любезностями, шутками, колкостями и т. п.

    this meeting concluded the preliminary give-and-take — этой встречей завершились предварительные переговоры

    - спорт. уравнение условий (соревнования)

    Мои примеры

    Словосочетания

    give and take strategy [policy] — стратегия [политика] взаимных уступок  
    the art of give and take — искусство компромисса  
    a give-and-take policy — политика взаимных уступок  
    act in the spirit of give and take — действовать в духе готовности к взаимным уступкам  
    give-and-take basis — давальческая основа  
    give and take material — давальческие материалы  
    give-and -take policy — политика взаимных уступок  
    give and take principle — политика взаимных услуг  
    give and take raw materials — давальческое сырьё  
    give-and-take — обмен мнениями, любезностями, шутками; бой с переменным успехом  

    Примеры с переводом

    In any relationship there has to be some give-and-take.

    В любых отношениях должно быть место для компромисса.

    In a spirit of give and take, the committee agreed that

    Комитет пошел на встречные уступки и согласился на

    In every friendship there has to be some give-and-take.

    В каждой дружбе должен быть некоторый компромисс.

    There must be more of the give-and-take system in legislation.

    Законодательная система должна предусматривать больше компромиссных решений.

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