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  • as in to relax



  • as in to sleep



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1

as in relaxation

freedom from activity or labor

the coming weekend will provide some much needed rest

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  • relaxation

  • resting

  • leisure

  • ease

  • silence

  • sleep

  • restfulness

  • decompression

  • quiet

  • repose

  • slumber

  • slumbering

  • napping

  • dozing

  • snoozing

  • peace

  • calm

  • lazing

  • serenity

  • respite

  • tranquility

  • peacefulness

  • sereneness

  • tranquilness

  • stillness

  • tranquillity

  • catnapping

  • placidity

  • idleness

  • dolce far niente


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • work

  • labor

  • toil

  • stress

  • pressure

  • exertion

  • tension

  • strain

  • tenseness

  • work

  • labor

  • toil

  • stress

  • pressure

  • exertion

  • tension

  • strain

  • tenseness

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2

as in resting

a natural periodic loss of consciousness during which the body restores itself

after a long day, I lay down on the couch for a little rest before dinner

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • resting

  • sleep

  • bed

  • slumber

  • napping

  • slumbering

  • nap

  • dozing

  • snoozing

  • catnapping

  • repose

  • shuteye

  • dreaming

  • doze

  • siesta

  • catnap

  • drowse

  • forty winks

  • snooze

  • zs

  • wink

  • z’s

  • oversleeping

  • rapid eye movement


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • wake

  • consciousness

  • wakefulness

  • insomnia

  • sleeplessness

  • wake

  • consciousness

  • wakefulness

  • insomnia

  • sleeplessness

rest

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noun (2)

as in remainder

a remaining group or portion

can you hand me the rest of those papers?

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • remainder

  • remnant

  • remains

  • leavings

  • leftovers

  • residuum

  • residue

  • balance

  • fragment

  • odds and ends

  • stump

  • vestige

  • surplus

  • excess

  • butt

  • scrap

  • stub

  • overflow

  • overabundance

  • overmuch

  • overkill

  • overage

  • fat

  • surfeit

  • scraping(s)

  • oversupply

  • superfluity

  • superabundance

  • oddment


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • body

  • bulk

  • main

  • weight

  • mass

  • most

  • body

  • bulk

  • main

  • weight

  • mass

  • most

rest

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verb

1

as in to relax

to refrain from labor or exertion

a beach resort that caters to gung ho exercisers and athletes as well as vacationers who just want to rest

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • relax

  • bask

  • repose

  • lounge

  • kick back

  • hang

  • hang around

  • idle

  • loaf

  • bum

  • loll

  • hang about

  • veg out

  • goldbrick

  • slack (off)


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • work

  • struggle

  • labor

  • slave

  • hustle

  • strive

  • toil

  • strain

  • plow

  • sweat

  • plug

  • exercise

  • plod

  • hump

  • grub

  • work out

  • peg (away)

  • drudge

  • travail

  • slog

  • moil

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  • struggle

  • labor

  • slave

  • hustle

  • strive

  • toil

  • strain

  • plow

  • sweat

  • plug

  • exercise

  • plod

  • hump

  • grub

  • work out

  • peg (away)

  • drudge

  • travail

  • slog

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2

as in to sleep

to be in a state of sleep

the patient is currently resting, but as soon as he awakes, I’ll tell him you called

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • sleep

  • nap

  • drop off

  • slumber

  • doze

  • snooze

  • dream

  • catnap

  • nod off

  • sleep in

  • hibernate

  • oversleep

  • drowse (off)


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • rise

  • wake

  • arise

  • awake

  • arouse

  • rise

  • wake

  • arise

  • awake

  • arouse

3

as in to base

to find a basis

you’re resting your argument on a faulty premise

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • base

  • ground

  • predicate

  • hang

  • found

  • premise

  • establish

  • presume

  • postulate

  • suppose

  • assume

  • presuppose

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Table Of Contents:

  • Rest as a Noun
  • Definitions of «Rest» as a noun
  • Synonyms of «Rest» as a noun (46 Words)
  • Usage Examples of «Rest» as a noun
  • Rest as a Verb
  • Definitions of «Rest» as a verb
  • Synonyms of «Rest» as a verb (81 Words)
  • Usage Examples of «Rest» as a verb
  • Associations of «Rest» (30 Words)

The synonyms of “Rest” are: perch, roost, remain, stay, breathe, catch one’s breath, take a breather, pillow, repose, reside, lie, relax, take a rest, ease off, ease up, let up, slow down, pause, have a break, take a break, unbend, laze, idle, loaf, do nothing, take time off, slack off, unwind, recharge one’s batteries, be at leisure, take it easy, sit back, sit down, stand down, lounge, luxuriate, loll, slump, flop, put one’s feet up, lie down, go to bed, have a nap, take a nap, nap, catnap, doze, have a siesta, take a siesta, drowse, sleep, be laid, recline, be, be placed, be positioned, support, prop, prop up, steady, balance, lean, lay, set, sit, stand, position, place, put, be based on, be grounded in, be founded on, depend on, be dependent on, rely on, hinge on, turn on, hang on, pivot on, be contingent on, revolve around, quietus, ease, relaxation, remainder, residual, residue, residuum, relief, respite, rest period, leisure, inactivity, time off, time out, breathing space, break, interval, interlude, intermission, a standstill, a halt, a stop, base, holder, brace, rack, hook, frame, shelf, bracket, trestle, tripod, plinth, pedestal, foundation, bed, foot, substructure

Rest as a Noun

Definitions of «Rest» as a noun

According to the Oxford Dictionary of English, “rest” as a noun can have the following definitions:

  • An interval of silence of a specified duration.
  • Freedom from activity (work or strain or responsibility.
  • A motionless state.
  • A pause for relaxation.
  • An instance or period of resting.
  • The sign denoting a musical rest.
  • A musical notation indicating a silence of a specified duration.
  • A support on which things can be put.
  • A state of inaction.
  • An object that is used to support something.
  • A support or hook for a telephone receiver when not in use.
  • Euphemisms for death (based on an analogy between lying in a bed and in a tomb.
  • A pause in speech or verse.
  • A support for a cue in billiards or snooker.
  • Something left after other parts have been taken away.

Synonyms of «Rest» as a noun (46 Words)

a halt The event of something ending.
a standstill An interruption of normal activity.
a stop The state of inactivity following an interruption.
balance A weight that balances another weight.
The balance of opinion was that work was more important than leisure.
base A known line used as a geometrical base for trigonometry.
Everything she cooked seemed to have rice as the base.
bed Used with reference to a bed as the typical place for sexual activity.
Place each paver on a bed of concrete.
brace A rope attached to the yard of a ship for trimming the sail.
A neck brace.
bracket Either of two punctuation marks ([ or ]) used to enclose textual material.
Those in a high income bracket.
break The occurrence of breaking.
He stopped to wait for a break in the traffic.
breathing space The bodily process of inhalation and exhalation; the process of taking in oxygen from inhaled air and releasing carbon dioxide by exhalation.
ease A freedom from financial difficulty that promotes a comfortable state.
He rose through the ranks with apparent ease.
foot A person s body below the torso including the entire leg and the foot.
He followed on foot.
foundation An institution supported by an endowment.
Apply moisturizer a few minutes before using foundation.
frame A structural environment within which a class of words or other linguistic units can be correctly used For example I him is a frame for a large class of transitive verbs.
Jones won the first four frames.
holder A smallholder.
A towel holder.
hook A sharp curve or crook a shape resembling a hook.
He took lessons to cure his hooking.
inactivity Reluctance to take action; apathy.
Don t suddenly take up violent exercise after years of inactivity.
interlude Something performed during a theatre interval.
An orchestral interlude.
intermission A time interval during which there is a temporary cessation of something.
The daily work goes on without intermission.
interval A component of activity in interval training.
The day should be dry with sunny intervals.
leisure Time when one is not working or occupied; free time.
Leisure activities.
pause Temporary inactivity.
She dropped me outside during a brief pause in the rain.
pedestal An architectural support or base (as for a column or statue.
A bronze bust on a marble pedestal.
plinth A heavy base supporting a statue or vase.
Busts of the King and Queen on marble plinths.
prop A propeller that rotates to push against air.
He looked around for a prop to pin the door open.
quietus Euphemisms for death (based on an analogy between lying in a bed and in a tomb.
rack A bed.
A spice rack.
relaxation The act of making less strict.
His favourite form of relaxation was reading detective novels.
relief A representation of relief given by an arrangement of line or colour or shading.
He cast them in relief from molten metal.
remainder A property interest that becomes effective in possession only when a prior interest (created at the same time) ends.
23 divided by 3 is 7 remainder 2.
repose The absence of mental stress or anxiety.
He had lost none of his grace or his repose.
residual A quantity remaining after other things have been subtracted or allowed for.
The Keynesian component is clearly a residual which is arrived at by subtracting the natural and classical components from overall unemployment.
residue A substance that remains after a process such as combustion or evaporation.
The ash was a residue from coal fired power stations.
residuum Something left after other parts have been taken away.
The urban residuum.
respite The act of reprieving; postponing or remitting punishment.
The refugee encampments will provide some respite from the suffering.
rest period A pause for relaxation.
shelf A submarine bank or a part of the continental shelf.
sleep Typically in the context of anticipating a forthcoming event a night or a night s sleep.
He didn t get enough sleep last night.
stand The position where a thing or person stands.
United s manager watched from the stands.
stay A period of staying somewhere in particular of living somewhere temporarily as a visitor or guest.
A stay of prosecution.
substructure Lowest support of a structure.
Tudor princes had little in the way of a bureaucratic substructure.
support The action of supporting something or someone or the state of being supported.
She s been through a bad time and needs our support.
time off The fourth coordinate that is required (along with three spatial dimensions) to specify a physical event.
time out A person’s experience on a particular occasion.
trestle Each of a pair of horizontal pieces on a sailing ship’s lower mast supporting the topmast.
tripod A three-legged stand for supporting a camera or other apparatus.

Usage Examples of «Rest» as a noun

  • The car accelerates rapidly from rest.
  • People actually accomplish more when they take time for short rests.
  • A shoulder rest.
  • A couple of days of complete rest.
  • Carefully the receiver was replaced on the rest.
  • A body will continue in a state of rest until acted upon.
  • The gun was steadied on a special rest.
  • She was laid to rest beside her husband.
  • You look as though you need a rest.
  • He threw away the rest.

Rest as a Verb

Definitions of «Rest» as a verb

According to the Oxford Dictionary of English, “rest” as a verb can have the following definitions:

  • Leave (a player) out of a team temporarily.
  • Place hope, trust, or confidence on or in.
  • Put something in a resting position, as for support or steadying.
  • Allow (land) to lie fallow.
  • Give a rest to.
  • Be at rest.
  • Be inherent or innate in.
  • Used euphemistically by actors to indicate that they are out of work.
  • Cease work or movement in order to relax, sleep, or recover strength.
  • Place (something) so that it is supported in a specified position.
  • Be inherent or innate in.
  • Stay the same; remain in a certain state.
  • Not move; be in a resting position.
  • Rest on or as if on a pillow.
  • Be based on; depend on.
  • (of a body) lie buried.
  • Allow to be inactive in order to regain strength or health.
  • Be inactive, refrain from acting.
  • Sit, as on a branch.
  • Be the responsibility of or belong to a specified person.
  • (of a problem or subject) be left without further investigation or discussion.
  • Conclude presentation of either party’s case in a suit or prosecution.
  • Have a place in relation to something else.
  • (of a look) alight or be steadily directed on.
  • Be placed or supported so as to stay in a specified position.
  • Take a short break from one’s activities in order to relax.

Synonyms of «Rest» as a verb (81 Words)

balance Bring into balance or equilibrium.
The law requires the council to balance its books each year.
be Be identical or equivalent to.
I want to be a teacher.
be at leisure Happen, occur, take place.
be based on Be priced at.
be contingent on Work in a specific place, with a specific subject, or in a specific function.
be dependent on Have an existence, be extant.
be founded on To remain unmolested, undisturbed, or uninterrupted — used only in infinitive form.
be grounded in Happen, occur, take place.
be laid Have the quality of being; (copula, used with an adjective or a predicate noun.
be placed To remain unmolested, undisturbed, or uninterrupted — used only in infinitive form.
be positioned Be priced at.
breathe (of wind) blow softly.
The whole room breathed an air of hygienic efficiency.
catch one’s breath Apprehend and reproduce accurately.
catnap Have a short sleep during the day.
Carradine catnapped in a hammock between two chairs.
depend on Be contingent upon (something that is elided.
do nothing Carry on or function.
doze Fall lightly asleep.
I dozed off for a few seconds.
drowse Be half asleep; doze intermittently.
He was beginning to drowse in his chair.
ease off Lessen the intensity of or calm.
ease up Move gently or carefully.
flop Sit or lie down heavily and suddenly, especially when very tired.
Liz flopped down into the armchair.
go to bed Be ranked or compare.
hang on Be exhibited.
have a break Get something; come into possession of.
have a nap Go through (mental or physical states or experiences.
have a siesta Have sex with; archaic use.
hinge on Attach with a hinge.
idle Run disconnected or idle.
Robert idled along the pavement.
lay Used with an abstract noun so that the phrase formed has the same meaning as the verb related to the noun used e g lay the blame on means to blame.
There may have been the odd light shower just to lay the dust.
laze Be idle; exist in a changeless situation.
Laze away a long summer day.
lean Cause to lean or incline.
She leaned over the banister.
let up Make it possible through a specific action or lack of action for something to happen.
lie (of a thing) rest flat on a surface.
The responsibility rests with the Allies.
lie down Assume a reclining position.
loaf Be about.
loll Hang loosely or laxly.
He slumped against a tree trunk his head lolling back.
lounge Be about.
Several students were lounging about reading papers.
luxuriate Enjoy (something) as a luxury; take self-indulgent delight in.
She was luxuriating in a long bath.
nap Take a siesta.
She took to napping on the beach in the afternoons.
pause Temporarily interrupt the operation of (a process or device.
She paused at a loss for words.
perch Cause to perch or sit.
The fortress is perched on a crag in the mountains.
pillow Rest one s head as if on a pillow.
Her transparent cheek all pale and warm pillow d his deathlike forehead.
pivot on Turn on a pivot.
place Put into a certain place or abstract location.
The children were placed with foster parents.
position Put or arrange (someone or something) in a particular place or way.
I had positioned her as my antagonist.
prop Support by placing against something solid or rigid.
I propped the door with my foot.
prop up Support by placing against something solid or rigid.
put Put into a certain place or abstract location.
India has put three experimental satellites into space.
put one’s feet up Cause (someone) to undergo something.
recharge one’s batteries Charge anew.
recline Cause to recline.
She reclined her head on the pillow.
relax Cause to feel relaxed.
A hot bath always relaxes me.
rely on Have confidence or faith in.
remain Stay the same remain in a certain state.
He remained unmoved by her tears.
repose Put in a horizontal position.
How sweetly he would repose in the four poster bed.
reside Be inherent or innate in.
People who work in the city actually reside in neighbouring towns.
revolve around Move in an orbit.
roost Settle down or stay as if on a roost.
Migrating martins and swallows were settling to roost.
set Put or set seeds seedlings or plants into the ground.
I usually set my alarm clock for eight.
sit Adopt or be in a position in which one s weight is supported by one s buttocks rather than one s feet and one s back is upright.
The White House sits on Pennsylvania Avenue.
sit back Be located or situated somewhere.
sit down Show to a seat; assign a seat for.
slack off Make less active or fast.
sleep Be able to accommodate for sleeping.
Copenhagen likes to be known as the city that never sleeps.
slow down Become slow or slower.
slump Fall or sink heavily.
United slumped to another one nil defeat.
stand Withstand the force of something.
Soil where water stands in winter.
stand down Be in some specified state or condition.
stay Stay the same remain in a certain state.
Where do you stay.
steady Support or hold steady and make steadfast with or as if with a brace.
Steady yourself.
support Give moral or psychological support aid or courage to.
The evidence supports the defendant.
take a break Be seized or affected in a specified way.
take a breather Travel or go by means of a certain kind of transportation, or a certain route.
take a nap Engage for service under a term of contract.
take a rest Be a student of a certain subject.
take a siesta To get into a position of having, e.g., safety, comfort.
take it easy Experience or feel or submit to.
take time off Occupy or take on.
turn on Pass to the other side of.
unbend Make less taut.
Unbend a bow.
unwind Become less tense, rest, or take one’s ease.
The net unwinds from the reel.

Usage Examples of «Rest» as a verb

  • She rested her hopes in her attorney.
  • The prosecution rests.
  • He rested a hand on her shoulder.
  • The committee is resting over the summer.
  • He rested his bad leg.
  • He needed to rest after the feverish activity.
  • The king’s body rested in his tomb.
  • Rest assured.
  • Both men were rested for the cup final.
  • I’m going to rest up before travelling to England.
  • The final say rests with the regional assemblies.
  • The council has urged the planning committee not to allow the matter to rest.
  • She was an actress but doing domestic work while she was resting.
  • The field should be grazed or rested.
  • The responsibility rests with the Allies.
  • His eyes rested briefly on the boy.
  • Her elbow was resting on the arm of the sofa.
  • Her friend read to her while she rested her eyes.
  • The country’s security rested on its alliances.

Associations of «Rest» (30 Words)

armchair Lacking or not involving practical or direct experience of a particular subject or activity.
An armchair traveller.
asleep (of a limb) having no feeling; numb.
She had been asleep for over three hours.
cradle Place a phone receiver in its cradle.
She cradled his head in her arms.
debris The remains of something that has been destroyed or broken up.
Workmen were clearing the roads of the debris from shattered buildings.
dormancy Temporary inactivity in a volcano.
Some large volcanoes spend thousands of years in a state of dormancy.
doze A short, light sleep.
I dozed off for a few seconds.
drowsy Showing lack of attention or boredom.
A drowsy suburb called Surrey Hills.
exhausted Drained of energy or effectiveness extremely tired completely exhausted.
The day s shopping left her exhausted.
fallow A piece of fallow land.
Long fallow periods when nothing seems to happen.
hibernation An extended period of remaining inactive or indoors.
The fair weather cyclists are emerging from winter hibernation.
leftover Something, especially food, remaining after the rest has been used.
He s just a leftover from another age.
pause Interrupt temporarily an activity before continuing.
She had paused a tape on the VCR.
pillow Rest one s head as if on a pillow.
His head was pillowed on his arm.
relaxation (physiology) the gradual lengthening of inactive muscle or muscle fibers.
His favourite form of relaxation was reading detective novels.
remainder Sell cheaply as remainders.
Titles are being remaindered increasingly quickly to save on overheads.
remaining Still existing, present, or in use; surviving.
They advertised for any remaining creditors to come forward.
remains The parts left over after other parts have been removed, used, or destroyed.
Roman remains.
remnant A small part or portion that remains after the main part no longer exists.
He sat sewing patchwork cushions with all the remnants.
residual Something left after other parts have been taken away.
The eroded residuals of reefs built in relation to earlier higher sea levels.
residue The part of an estate that is left after the payment of charges, debts, and bequests.
The residue of the country s colonial past.
respite Grant a respite to someone especially a person condemned to death.
The refugee encampments will provide some respite from the suffering.
sleep Be asleep.
A good night s sleep.
sleepy Ready to fall asleep.
A sleepy eyed child with drooping eyelids.
slumber A sleep.
Scaring folk from their slumbers.
somnolent Causing or suggestive of drowsiness.
The sound had a somnolent effect.
spare Refrain from inflicting (something unpleasant) on (someone.
A spare bearded figure.
survivor The remainder of a group of people or things.
A survivor from last year s team.
suspension Temporary cessation or suspension.
The investigation led to the suspension of several officers.
vestigial Forming a very small remnant of something that was once greater or more noticeable.
The vestigial wings of kiwis are entirely hidden.
wreckage The remains of something that has been badly damaged or destroyed.
They searched the wreckage for signs of survivors.

What is another word for rest?

2649 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ ɹˈɛst], [ ɹˈɛst], [ ɹ_ˈɛ_s_t]

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  • artifact (noun)

  • balance (noun)

  • balance; evenness (noun)

  • base (noun)

  • basis (noun)

  • beauty sleep (noun)

  • bed (noun)

  • bottom (noun)

  • break (noun)

  • break, breach (noun)

  • break, pause (noun)

  • break, recess (noun)

  • breath (noun)

  • brief travel; visit (noun)

  • calm (noun)

  • calm, serenity (noun)

  • calmness, silence (noun)

  • cessation (noun)

  • comfort (noun)

  • complement (noun)

  • cushion (noun)

  • death (noun)

  • deep restful sleep (noun)

  • downtime (noun)

  • ease (noun)

  • ending (noun)

  • equilibrium (noun)

  • eternal rest (noun)

  • eternal sleep (noun)

  • excess (noun)

  • foundation (noun)

  • gap (noun)

  • good feeling; ease (noun)

  • impasse (noun)

  • inaction (noun)

  • inactivity (noun)

  • interlude (noun)

  • intermission (noun)

  • interruption (noun)

  • interspace (noun)

  • interval (noun)

  • leavings (noun)

  • leftover part (noun)

  • leisure (noun)

  • liberty (noun)

  • miscellaneous grouping (noun)

  • motionlessness (noun)

  • nap (noun)

  • naturalness (noun)

  • oddment (noun)

  • odds and ends (noun)

  • pause (noun)

  • pause, delay (noun)

  • peace (noun)

  • physical foundation (noun)

  • pillow (noun)

  • post (noun)

  • quiet (noun)

  • quietus (noun)

  • rail/railing (noun)

  • recess (noun)

  • relaxation (noun)

  • relief (noun)

  • remainder (noun)

  • remainder of something (noun)

  • remains (noun)

  • remnant (noun)

  • repose (noun)

  • reside (noun)

  • residue (noun)

  • respite (noun)

  • rudiment (noun)

  • shuteye (noun)

  • sleep (noun)

  • slumber (noun)

  • sojourn (noun)

  • step (noun)

  • superfluousness (noun)

  • support (noun)

  • suspension of activity (noun)

  • time-out (noun)

  • tranquility (noun)

  • truce (noun)

  • unceremoniousness (noun)

  • unrestraint (noun)

  • vacation (noun)

  • wait (noun)

  • abide (verb)

  • base (verb)

  • be (verb)

  • be calm; sleep (verb)

  • be in force, exist (verb)

  • break (verb)

  • calm down (verb)

  • catch one’s breath (verb)

  • consist (verb)

  • continue (verb)

  • depend (verb)

  • deposit (verb)

  • dwell (verb)

  • establish (verb)

  • ground (verb)

  • halt (verb)

  • hang (verb)

  • hinge (verb)

  • hinge on (verb)

  • inhere (verb)

  • kick back (verb)

  • lay (verb)

  • lay off (verb)

  • lean (verb)

  • lie (verb)

  • lie, recline (verb)

  • light (verb)

  • nap (verb)

  • pause (verb)

  • perch (verb)

  • place (verb)

  • predicate (verb)

  • prop (verb)

  • put (verb)

  • recline (verb)

  • remain (verb)

  • repose (verb)

  • set (verb)

  • sit (verb)

  • sleep (verb)

  • stagnate (verb)

  • stand (verb)

  • surcease (verb)

  • tarry (verb)

  • turn in (verb)

  • underpin (verb)

  • unwind (verb)

  • other synonyms
  • abide

  • break

  • calm down

  • catch one’s breath

  • continue

  • delay

  • depend

  • hang

  • hinge on

  • kick back

  • lay off

  • light

  • live in

  • other relevant words

  • pad

  • pause

  • recline

  • relax

  • remain

  • repose

  • sit

  • stalemate

  • surcease

  • turn in

  • unwind

  • other relevant words (noun)

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  • adj.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • state,
    • quantity,
    • calm.
  • n.

    • arpeggio,
    • coda,
    • accompaniment,
    • excerpt,
    • breakbeat,
    • cadence,
    • crescendo,
    • descant,
    • counterpoint,
    • flourish.

    • belong,
    • there is/are etc.,
    • surplus,
    • concentrate,
    • get.

    • immobile,
    • Resting,
    • position,
    • inactive,
    • pile.

    • recharge your batteries,
    • while away.

    • decease,
    • framework,
    • buttress,
    • rafter,
    • stanchion,
    • frame,
    • joist,
    • passing,
    • gantry,
    • scaffold.

    • garbage,
    • landfill,
    • debris,
    • trash,
    • e-waste,
    • junk,
    • remains,
    • ruin,
    • litter,
    • waste.

    • inert,
    • sedentary,
    • stiff,
    • static,
    • at rest,
    • undisturbed,
    • motionless,
    • stationary.

    • if it’s the last thing I do,
    • …or bust,
    • there’s no stopping someone,
    • in for a penny, in for a pound,
    • and damn the consequences/expense etc.,
    • wild horses couldn’t…,
    • won’t take no for an answer,
    • if it kills you,
    • where there’s a will, there’s a way.

    artifact (noun)

    • rest.

    balance (noun)

    • pro-fit,
    • pro fits,
    • pro fit,
    • pro-fits.

    balance; evenness (noun)

    • equilibrium.

    base (noun)

    • groundwork,
    • infra structures,
    • infra structure,
    • infra-structures,
    • infra-structure,
    • sub structure,
    • sub structures,
    • substructure,
    • substratum,
    • roots,
    • substructures,
    • sub-structure,
    • sub-structures,
    • foot,
    • infrastructure.

    basis (noun)

    • resting places,
    • resting place.

    beauty sleep (noun)

    • extra sleep,
    • extra sleeps,
    • full night sleep,
    • full nights sleeps,
    • full night’s sleeps,
    • sleep before midnights,
    • full night sleeps,
    • full nights sleep,
    • full night’s sleep,
    • beauty-sleep,
    • sleep before midnight.

    bed (noun)

    • understructure.

    bottom (noun)

    • nadir,
    • underbellies,
    • deepest part,
    • under side,
    • nether portion,
    • under-sides,
    • lowest part,
    • soles,
    • pediment,
    • undersurface,
    • underbelly.

    break (noun)

    • time off,
    • cutoff,
    • apnea,
    • Apneas.

    break, breach (noun)

    • gap.

    break, pause (noun)

    • interval.

    break, recess (noun)

    • intermission.

    breath (noun)

    • instant.

    brief travel; visit (noun)

    • sojourn.

    calm (noun)

    • composure,
    • patience,
    • poise,
    • peacefulness,
    • calmness,
    • stillness,
    • equanimity,
    • placidity.

    calm, serenity (noun)

    • peace.

    calmness, silence (noun)

    • quiet.

    cessation (noun)

    • let-up,
    • screaming halt,
    • grinding halt,
    • breakoff,
    • break-off,
    • Desistance.

    comfort (noun)

    • facility,
    • warmth,
    • well being,
    • snugnesses,
    • restfulness,
    • opulence,
    • snugness,
    • coziness,
    • restfulnesses,
    • plenty,
    • bed roses,
    • cozinesses,
    • wellbeing,
    • wellbeings.

    complement (noun)

    • rounding offs,
    • rounding-off,
    • finishing touch,
    • enrichment,
    • pendants,
    • counter-parts,
    • counter parts,
    • pendant,
    • makeweights,
    • roundingoffs,
    • counter part,
    • roundingoff,
    • rounding-offs,
    • filler,
    • fillers,
    • finishing touches,
    • counter-part,
    • makeweight.

    cushion (noun)

    • bumper,
    • beanbags,
    • headrests,
    • beanbag,
    • Woolsack,
    • bumpers,
    • head-rests,
    • fender,
    • headrest,
    • squab,
    • head-rest,
    • squabs,
    • woolsacks.

    death (noun)

    • release.

    deep restful sleep (noun)

    • beauty sleep.

    downtime (noun)

    • time kill,
    • breathing spell,
    • time hand,
    • breathing spells,
    • time ones hand,
    • time on hand,
    • free times,
    • spare times,
    • time on ones hand,
    • time on one’s hands,
    • time ones hands,
    • time one hands,
    • time hands,
    • time on one hands,
    • time on one hand,
    • free time,
    • time on ones hands,
    • spare time,
    • time on hands,
    • time one’s hands,
    • time on one’s hand,
    • time to kill,
    • time one’s hand,
    • time one hand,
    • time to burn,
    • time burn.

    ease (noun)

    • supinities,
    • ataraxias,
    • unrestraint,
    • naturalness,
    • in activity,
    • ataraxia,
    • in activities,
    • re quiescences,
    • requiescence,
    • re-quiescence,
    • passivities,
    • in-activity,
    • Supinity,
    • re-quiescences,
    • passivity,
    • in-activities,
    • requiescences,
    • re quiescence,
    • ease.

    ending (noun)

    • cessation.

    equilibrium (noun)

    • counter-balance,
    • steadying,
    • equipoise,
    • counter-balances.

    eternal rest (noun)

    • eternal rest.

    eternal sleep (noun)

    • eternal sleep.

    excess (noun)

    • over kill,
    • overkill,
    • by product,
    • too much of good thing,
    • luxuriance,
    • luxuriances,
    • over doses,
    • ex-cesses,
    • over dose,
    • pro-fusions,
    • over-flows,
    • fulsomeness,
    • super-abundance,
    • over-weight,
    • over-run,
    • the limits,
    • recrements,
    • Recrement,
    • too much a good thing,
    • byproduct,
    • super-abundances,
    • overkills,
    • overdose,
    • fulsomenesses,
    • over weight,
    • superfluousness,
    • over-much,
    • over flow,
    • too muches,
    • over supply,
    • redundances,
    • over supplies,
    • exuberance,
    • ex cess,
    • over-flow,
    • Fats,
    • Overdoses,
    • over load,
    • supererogations,
    • over-loads,
    • nimiety,
    • over-supply,
    • over-kills,
    • over runs,
    • overweights,
    • pro-fusion,
    • the limit,
    • re fuses,
    • pro fusions,
    • nimieties,
    • re fuse,
    • over-runs,
    • too much good thing,
    • over weights,
    • pro fusion,
    • over-supplies,
    • over muches,
    • over-muches,
    • over-load,
    • too much of a good thing,
    • supererogation,
    • ex cesses,
    • super abundances,
    • over-dose,
    • redundance,
    • over-doses,
    • super abundance,
    • over much,
    • over-weights,
    • re-fuse,
    • over-kill,
    • over run,
    • over loads,
    • over flows,
    • ex-cess,
    • over kills.

    foundation (noun)

    • bottom,
    • base.

    gap (noun)

    • gaps,
    • Interspace,
    • ravine,
    • cloves.

    good feeling; ease (noun)

    • comfort.

    impasse (noun)

    • catch 22’s,
    • catch-22’s,
    • catch22,
    • cul de sac,
    • gridlock,
    • catch22’s,
    • catch 22.

    inaction (noun)

    • inaction,
    • standstill,
    • stagnation,
    • passiveness,
    • lethargy,
    • hibernation.

    inactivity (noun)

    • letup,
    • coffee break,
    • leisure,
    • nap,
    • silence,
    • pause,
    • dreaminess,
    • lull,
    • quiescence,
    • somnolence,
    • holiday,
    • vacation,
    • refreshment,
    • hush,
    • respite,
    • slumber,
    • interlude,
    • tranquillity,
    • relief,
    • downtime,
    • recess,
    • relaxation,
    • stop,
    • doze,
    • recreation,
    • forty winks,
    • break,
    • motionlessness,
    • sleep,
    • repose,
    • idleness.

    interlude (noun)

    • interregnum,
    • de-lays,
    • inter-lude,
    • interregna,
    • de lays,
    • Interregnums,
    • de-lay,
    • idyll,
    • inter-ludes,
    • de lay,
    • inter lude,
    • inter ludes,
    • idylls,
    • meanwhiles.

    intermission (noun)

    • quiescency.

    interruption (noun)

    • caesura.

    interspace (noun)

    • inter-space,
    • inter spaces,
    • inter space,
    • inter-spaces.

    interval (noun)

    • pausations,
    • pausation,
    • playtime.

    leavings (noun)

    • Survivors,
    • survivor.

    leftover part (noun)

    • residue,
    • remnant.

    leisure (noun)

    • convenience.

    liberty (noun)

    • in dependence,
    • de-livery,
    • enfranchisement,
    • de liveries,
    • free speech,
    • unconstraints,
    • un-constraints,
    • in-dependences,
    • selfgovernment,
    • self-determination,
    • un constraint,
    • power choice,
    • Self Determination,
    • unconstraint,
    • de livery,
    • un constraints,
    • un-constraint,
    • re-lease,
    • power of choice,
    • selfdetermination,
    • re leases,
    • self government,
    • in-dependence,
    • de-liveries,
    • self-government,
    • in dependences,
    • re lease,
    • re-leases,
    • enfranchisements.

    miscellaneous grouping (noun)

    • odds and ends.

    motionlessness (noun)

    • dormancy,
    • immobility,
    • languor,
    • inactivity,
    • deadness,
    • stagnancy,
    • fixedness,
    • inertness.

    nap (noun)

    • few z,
    • few zs,
    • micro sleep,
    • microsleep,
    • micro-sleep,
    • microsleeps,
    • micro sleeps,
    • micro-sleeps,
    • few z’,
    • few ze,
    • few z’s.

    naturalness (noun)

    • in-formality,
    • in-formalities,
    • in formalities,
    • in formality.

    oddment (noun)

    • oddment.

    odds and ends (noun)

    • novelties,
    • sundries,
    • etcetera,
    • miscellaneous paraphernalia,
    • this and that,
    • scraps,
    • motleys,
    • bits and pieces,
    • Olio,
    • sundry items.

    pause (noun)

    • rest periods,
    • rest period.

    pause, delay (noun)

    • wait.

    peace (noun)

    • amity,
    • placidness,
    • accord,
    • tranquility,
    • friendliness,
    • orderliness,
    • serenity,
    • order,
    • nonaggression,
    • concord,
    • truce,
    • neutrality,
    • armistice,
    • cease-fire,
    • quietness,
    • nonresistance.

    physical foundation (noun)

    • basis.

    pillow (noun)

    • pillow.

    post (noun)

    • railing.

    quiet (noun)

    • dead air,
    • soundlessness.

    quietus (noun)

    • quietus.

    rail/railing (noun)

    • palings.

    recess (noun)

    • re cess,
    • re-cess,
    • re cesses,
    • re-cesses.

    relaxation (noun)

    • loosenings,
    • re-laxations,
    • re-laxation,
    • re laxation,
    • re laxations.

    relief (noun)

    • mollification,
    • palliative,
    • Allayment,
    • palliatives,
    • extrication,
    • lightenings,
    • load off one’s mind,
    • palliation,
    • extrications.

    remainder (noun)

    • overplus,
    • carry overs,
    • bottom of barrel,
    • hangover,
    • carryovers,
    • carryover,
    • overpluses,
    • residuum,
    • carry over,
    • residua,
    • carry-overs,
    • bottom barrel,
    • carry-over.

    remainder of something (noun)

    • balance,
    • residual,
    • rump,
    • others,
    • Orts,
    • residum,
    • superfluity,
    • leftovers,
    • dregs,
    • heel,
    • dross.

    remains (noun)

    • leave.

    remnant (noun)

    • end pieces,
    • end piece,
    • residuals.

    repose (noun)

    • furlough.

    reside (noun)

    • reside.

    residue (noun)

    • scourings,
    • parings,
    • shavings.

    respite (noun)

    • de ferments,
    • pro-tractions,
    • de ferment,
    • re-spite,
    • dis charges,
    • pro-traction,
    • re spites,
    • pro tractions,
    • dis-charges,
    • dis charge,
    • re-spites,
    • dis-charge,
    • de-ferment,
    • de-ferments,
    • re spite,
    • pro traction.

    rudiment (noun)

    • rudiment.

    shuteye (noun)

    • land nod,
    • arms of morpheus,
    • arms morpheus,
    • the arms morpheus.

    sleep (noun)

    • Sandman,
    • sack time,
    • slumberland,
    • sack times,
    • shuteye,
    • slumberlands,
    • Hibernations,
    • sandmen.

    slumber (noun)

    • shut eye,
    • shut eyes,
    • shut-eye,
    • shut eyne,
    • shuteyne,
    • shut eyen,
    • shut-eyne,
    • shuteyen,
    • shut-eyen,
    • shut-eyes.

    sojourn (noun)

    • tarriances,
    • tarriance.

    step (noun)

    • doorstep,
    • doorsteps,
    • stairs,
    • rung,
    • stair.

    superfluousness (noun)

    • excessiveness,
    • over-abundances,
    • over-abundance,
    • over abundance,
    • over abundances.

    support (noun)

    • fulcrum,
    • flotation,
    • sustentation,
    • stave,
    • support,
    • stiffeners,
    • stilts,
    • stilt,
    • Fulcra,
    • flotations,
    • stiffener,
    • Fulcrums.

    suspension of activity (noun)

    • time-out.

    time-out (noun)

    • short break,
    • timeout,
    • time out.

    tranquility (noun)

    • law order,
    • law and orders,
    • law and order,
    • law orders.

    truce (noun)

    • de escalation,
    • re conciliation,
    • de-escalations,
    • deescalation,
    • temporary peace,
    • deescalations,
    • de-escalation,
    • re-conciliation,
    • temporary peaces,
    • de escalations,
    • wind-downs,
    • winddowns,
    • winddown,
    • wind downs,
    • wind-down,
    • re-conciliations,
    • ceasefire.

    unceremoniousness (noun)

    • unceremoniousness,
    • un-ceremoniousnesses,
    • un-ceremoniousness,
    • un ceremoniousness,
    • un ceremoniousnesses.

    unrestraint (noun)

    • un-restraint,
    • un restraints,
    • un restraint,
    • un-restraints.

    vacation (noun)

    • day rest,
    • few days offs,
    • two weeks with pay,
    • long weekends,
    • long weekend,
    • two weeks with pays,
    • few days off,
    • r r.

    wait (noun)

    • on hold,
    • hold ups,
    • time wasteds,
    • hold-up,
    • Downs,
    • hold-ups,
    • time wasted,
    • on holds.
  • v.

    abide (verb)

    • re-sting,
    • stuck around,
    • sticks around,
    • sticking around,
    • sticked around,
    • re sting.

    base (verb)

    • de rived,
    • de riving,
    • de-rives,
    • de-rive,
    • de rive,
    • de-riving,
    • de rives,
    • de-rived.

    be (verb)

    • haddest place,
    • is alive,
    • pre-vails,
    • pre vails,
    • hast being,
    • hadst place,
    • am alive,
    • in habits,
    • having place,
    • having being,
    • in-habits,
    • hast place,
    • pre vailing,
    • in-habiting,
    • hath being,
    • in habit,
    • has place,
    • in habited,
    • was alive,
    • hath place,
    • pre vailed,
    • pre-vail,
    • haddest being,
    • in-habit,
    • pre vail,
    • in habiting,
    • wast alive,
    • in-habited,
    • hadst being,
    • were alive,
    • art alive,
    • pre-vailed,
    • are alive,
    • had place,
    • wert alive.

    be calm; sleep (verb)

    • slack,
    • slack off,
    • recline,
    • be at ease,
    • take time out,
    • lie still,
    • lie down,
    • ease up,
    • spell,
    • ease off,
    • take a break,
    • let down,
    • dream,
    • breathe,
    • slacken,
    • snooze,
    • take it easy,
    • take life easy,
    • let up,
    • nod,
    • be comfortable,
    • refresh oneself,
    • loaf,
    • unlax,
    • idle,
    • compose oneself,
    • lie by,
    • put feet up,
    • lounge,
    • take ten.

    be in force, exist (verb)

    • stand.

    break (verb)

    • dis continued,
    • dis continuing,
    • dis-continues,
    • dis-continue,
    • dis continue,
    • dis-continuing,
    • dis continues,
    • dis-continued.

    calm down (verb)

    • getting hold oneself,
    • going easy,
    • controlled oneself,
    • regain composure,
    • goes easy,
    • restraining oneself,
    • regaining one composure,
    • gat hold oneself,
    • regained composure,
    • controlling oneself,
    • gets hold oneself,
    • gets hold of oneself,
    • gotten hold oneself,
    • went easy,
    • regain ones composure,
    • regain one composure,
    • getting hold of oneself,
    • regained one’s composure,
    • got hold oneself,
    • gat hold of oneself,
    • controls oneself,
    • gotten hold of oneself,
    • regained ones composure,
    • regained one composure,
    • cools down,
    • regaining one’s composure,
    • regaining ones composure,
    • regains one composure,
    • regaining composure,
    • got hold of oneself,
    • restrained oneself,
    • restrains oneself,
    • get hold oneself,
    • regains ones composure,
    • regains one’s composure,
    • regains composure.

    catch one’s breath (verb)

    • catch breath,
    • stopped for breath,
    • stopping for a breath,
    • stopt for a breath,
    • stops for a breath,
    • stopt for breath,
    • stopping for breath,
    • stops for breath,
    • catch one breath,
    • stopped for a breath,
    • catch ones breath.

    consist (verb)

    • art found in,
    • am expressed by,
    • is expressed by,
    • is contained in,
    • are found in,
    • were expressed by,
    • being expressed by,
    • wast found in,
    • being found in,
    • art contained in,
    • was found in,
    • wert found in,
    • wast contained in,
    • is found in,
    • was expressed by,
    • am contained in,
    • are expressed by,
    • were contained in,
    • wast expressed by,
    • wert contained in,
    • being contained in,
    • are contained in,
    • wert expressed by,
    • were found in,
    • was contained in.

    continue (verb)

    • out living,
    • pro-longs,
    • sticked at,
    • keeping ball rolling,
    • ex-tend,
    • carries forward,
    • out-last,
    • living on,
    • up holds,
    • keeping truckin’,
    • out lived,
    • out lasts,
    • pro-mote,
    • keeps truckin,
    • out lives,
    • ex-tends,
    • keeps truckin’,
    • out-lasts,
    • out-live,
    • carried forward,
    • keeping the ball rolling,
    • hangs in,
    • persisting in,
    • lives on,
    • keep ball rolling,
    • stayed on,
    • out lasted,
    • keeps the ball rolling,
    • out last,
    • ex-tended,
    • keep truckin’,
    • pushing on,
    • up-holding,
    • getting with it,
    • ex tends,
    • nevered cease,
    • keep truckin,
    • persists in,
    • carrying forward,
    • perdures,
    • hung in,
    • out-lived,
    • getting on with it,
    • up holding,
    • pro-moting,
    • keeps ball rolling,
    • ex tended,
    • pro longs,
    • keeping on truckin’,
    • gets with it,
    • pro moting,
    • gat on with it,
    • out-lasting,
    • got on with it,
    • up hold,
    • forging ahead,
    • kept truckin’,
    • keeps on,
    • perdured,
    • sticks at,
    • staid on,
    • pro-longing,
    • out-living,
    • runs on,
    • kept truckin,
    • forged ahead,
    • out-lives,
    • out-lasted,
    • staying on,
    • pressed on,
    • pro-long,
    • gotten on with it,
    • ran on,
    • moves ahead,
    • keep on truckin,
    • forges ahead,
    • keeps on truckin’,
    • keeping truckin,
    • sticking to,
    • keeps on truckin,
    • up held,
    • kept on truckin’,
    • ex tend,
    • re aching,
    • out lasting,
    • pro-motes,
    • persisted in,
    • re-ached,
    • up-holds,
    • re ached,
    • keeping on,
    • makes headway,
    • hanged in,
    • stuck at,
    • up-held,
    • got with it,
    • up-hold,
    • kept ball rolling,
    • sticked to,
    • gotten with it,
    • ex-tending,
    • pro longing,
    • re-aching,
    • sticking at,
    • nevering cease,
    • made headway,
    • ex tending,
    • gets on with it,
    • kept the ball rolling,
    • pro long,
    • keeping on truckin,
    • moved ahead,
    • presses on,
    • nevers cease,
    • gat with it,
    • kept on truckin,
    • out live,
    • kept on,
    • pro-longed.

    depend (verb)

    • be power of,
    • am power of,
    • being power of,
    • is subject to,
    • de pended,
    • am in control of,
    • wert mercy of,
    • being determined by,
    • revolves on,
    • being connected with,
    • being in control of,
    • are conditioned,
    • is in power of,
    • rests on,
    • hanging in suspense,
    • are determined by,
    • were mercy of,
    • being control of,
    • wert subject to,
    • are subordinate to,
    • wert at mercy of,
    • stood on,
    • rests with,
    • wast subordinate to,
    • be control of,
    • de-pend,
    • be the power of,
    • was subject to,
    • am the power of,
    • am connected with,
    • de-pended,
    • was in the power of,
    • hanged in suspense,
    • de pend,
    • art in control of,
    • rested with,
    • de pending,
    • were subject to,
    • wert power of,
    • wast mercy of,
    • was connected with,
    • were control of,
    • being conditioned,
    • revolved around,
    • art the power of,
    • wert in the power of,
    • hanging suspense,
    • is connected with,
    • am determined by,
    • was determined by,
    • was power of,
    • were in power of,
    • wert the power of,
    • being at mercy of,
    • are at mercy of,
    • were conditioned,
    • am control of,
    • are based on,
    • am conditioned,
    • be mercy of,
    • is the power of,
    • wert determined by,
    • wast the power of,
    • is at mercy of,
    • are connected with,
    • art subordinate to,
    • are subject to,
    • hangs suspense,
    • am based on,
    • were based on,
    • art power of,
    • am at mercy of,
    • is based on,
    • art in power of,
    • are in power of,
    • were in the power of,
    • stands on,
    • was in control of,
    • wast based on,
    • being the power of,
    • wast subject to,
    • are in the power of,
    • wast in control of,
    • is in the power of,
    • were connected with,
    • trusting to,
    • trusted to,
    • is in control of,
    • am subordinate to,
    • being subject to,
    • being subordinate to,
    • was subordinate to,
    • art connected with,
    • are in control of,
    • de-pending,
    • art mercy of,
    • was control of,
    • art conditioned,
    • wast control of,
    • wert based on,
    • wast at mercy of,
    • art subject to,
    • were in control of,
    • hung suspense,
    • were determined by,
    • wert conditioned,
    • wert connected with,
    • revolves around,
    • art in the power of,
    • was in power of,
    • hangs in suspense,
    • being based on,
    • was mercy of,
    • is determined by,
    • wast conditioned,
    • were the power of,
    • being in power of,
    • were at mercy of,
    • wast connected with,
    • was at mercy of,
    • were subordinate to,
    • de-pends,
    • art at mercy of,
    • hung in suspense,
    • art based on,
    • revolving around,
    • wast in the power of,
    • being in the power of,
    • is conditioned,
    • trusts to,
    • are the power of,
    • hang suspense,
    • are control of,
    • were power of,
    • revolved on,
    • wast determined by,
    • de pends,
    • wert control of,
    • was based on,
    • is power of,
    • hanged suspense,
    • am subject to,
    • art control of,
    • was conditioned,
    • is control of,
    • wast power of,
    • wert subordinate to,
    • are power of,
    • be in power of,
    • is subordinate to,
    • wast in power of,
    • wert in power of,
    • art determined by,
    • wert in control of,
    • rested on,
    • standing on,
    • is mercy of,
    • being mercy of,
    • was the power of.

    deposit (verb)

    • gave trust,
    • de-livered,
    • de livered,
    • de liver,
    • sitting down,
    • de posits,
    • giving in trust,
    • plunking down,
    • gives trust,
    • in stall,
    • de-liver,
    • sits down,
    • gave in trust,
    • in-stall,
    • in-vesting,
    • in-stalled,
    • in-vest,
    • in vested,
    • laying away,
    • de-posits,
    • de-livers,
    • in stalls,
    • in stalled,
    • de-posit,
    • in stalling,
    • de positing,
    • in vests,
    • plunked down,
    • de-posited,
    • de livers,
    • de-positing,
    • de-livering,
    • in-stalling,
    • stocks up,
    • in-vests,
    • laid away,
    • giving trust,
    • de posited,
    • plunks down,
    • in vest,
    • in-vested,
    • in-stalls,
    • de livering,
    • gives in trust,
    • de posit,
    • sate down.

    dwell (verb)

    • re-sided,
    • kept house,
    • re-sides,
    • hangs one’s hat,
    • establishes oneself,
    • establishing oneself,
    • made ones home,
    • hung hat,
    • made home,
    • pitched tent,
    • keeps house,
    • re side,
    • established oneself,
    • hang ones hat,
    • hanged hat,
    • re-side,
    • make one home,
    • hung ones hat,
    • hangs ones hat,
    • make ones home,
    • hangs one hat,
    • hanging one hat,
    • hanging hat,
    • hanging ones hat,
    • hanged one’s hat,
    • made one home,
    • re sided,
    • make home,
    • makes one’s home,
    • made one’s home,
    • hanging one’s hat,
    • making home,
    • re-siding,
    • makes ones home,
    • re siding,
    • hang hat,
    • re sides,
    • hung one’s hat,
    • making ones home,
    • hung one hat,
    • hanged one hat,
    • pitching tent,
    • pitches tent,
    • hang one hat,
    • making one’s home,
    • making one home,
    • hangs hat,
    • makes home,
    • makes one home,
    • hanged ones hat,
    • keeping house.

    establish (verb)

    • de crees,
    • disambiguates,
    • dis covered,
    • dis cover,
    • de cree,
    • pre scribing,
    • de-creed,
    • disambiguating,
    • de-crees,
    • de creed,
    • dis-covered,
    • pre-scribing,
    • dis-covering,
    • dis covering,
    • dis-cover,
    • Circumstantiating,
    • circumstantiates,
    • pre scribe,
    • dis-covers,
    • pre-scribed,
    • de-cree,
    • disambiguated,
    • pre-scribes,
    • pre-scribe,
    • dis covers.

    ground (verb)

    • intro duces,
    • pre-pare,
    • co ached,
    • intro-duces,
    • pre-paring,
    • pre pared,
    • pre pares,
    • intro-duce,
    • co-aching,
    • intro duce,
    • pre pare,
    • in-forms,
    • in form,
    • in-forming,
    • pre paring,
    • co-ached,
    • co aching,
    • pre-pared,
    • in forming,
    • in forms.

    halt (verb)

    • called a day,
    • holding at bay,
    • blew the whistle on,
    • ceasing fire,
    • putting a cork in,
    • bringing to standstill,
    • called day,
    • brought to an end,
    • cools it,
    • comes an end,
    • held bay,
    • dropt anchor,
    • calls a day,
    • bring end,
    • bringing end,
    • calls day,
    • holds bay,
    • come to end,
    • brought end,
    • comes end,
    • puts cork in,
    • brought to standstill,
    • bring standstill,
    • hold bay,
    • came to end,
    • call day,
    • intermits,
    • brings to end,
    • bringing to end,
    • calls it day,
    • brought standstill,
    • coming an end,
    • comes to end,
    • ceased fire,
    • came end,
    • blowing the whistle on,
    • calling it a day,
    • drops anchor,
    • ceases fire,
    • cooled it,
    • brings to an end,
    • brings standstill,
    • called it day,
    • held at bay,
    • blowing whistle on,
    • holding bay,
    • brings to standstill,
    • blows the whistle on,
    • brings an end,
    • calling day,
    • bring an end,
    • calling it day,
    • dropped anchor,
    • calling a day,
    • called it a day,
    • coming to an end,
    • put cork in,
    • bringing standstill,
    • coming end,
    • stands still,
    • blew whistle on,
    • puts a cork in,
    • come end,
    • closes down,
    • coming to end,
    • come an end,
    • brings end,
    • came an end,
    • comes to an end,
    • brought an end,
    • cooling it,
    • blows whistle on,
    • came to an end,
    • brought to end,
    • bringing to an end,
    • holds at bay,
    • calls it a day,
    • putting cork in,
    • call it day,
    • stood still,
    • bringing an end.

    hang (verb)

    • wast in mid-air,
    • was in mid air,
    • is loose,
    • wert suspense,
    • art mid air,
    • were contingent on,
    • is in mid air,
    • was pendent,
    • was loose,
    • am fastened,
    • wast suspense,
    • art conditional up on,
    • art mid-air,
    • wert mid air,
    • art conditional upon,
    • staid up,
    • am suspense,
    • are poised,
    • was dependent on,
    • were dependent on,
    • was in suspense,
    • art limbo,
    • were mid air,
    • over hang,
    • being fastened,
    • was conditional up on,
    • being limbo,
    • are in limbo,
    • are conditional upon,
    • are in mid-air,
    • were conditional upon,
    • art in midair,
    • wert in limbo,
    • wert in mid air,
    • wert in midair,
    • were midair,
    • is in midair,
    • art fastened,
    • being in suspense,
    • is conditional upon,
    • in-clines,
    • being conditional upon,
    • wast poised,
    • staying up,
    • wert contingent on,
    • over hangs,
    • over-hanging,
    • art pendent,
    • wast loose,
    • be limbo,
    • was mid-air,
    • is mid-air,
    • were in mid air,
    • were limbo,
    • is in limbo,
    • being mid-air,
    • wert fastened,
    • wast pendent,
    • were conditional up on,
    • is limbo,
    • wert loose,
    • is in suspense,
    • were in midair,
    • were loose,
    • were in limbo,
    • are limbo,
    • wast limbo,
    • art in mid air,
    • were pendent,
    • over-hang,
    • wast in midair,
    • being in midair,
    • is pendent,
    • am dependent on,
    • are contingent on,
    • art in suspense,
    • wert pendent,
    • be conditional up on,
    • being conditional up on,
    • is contingent on,
    • am loose,
    • is in mid-air,
    • stays up,
    • am limbo,
    • art suspense,
    • were suspense,
    • wert in suspense,
    • being in mid air,
    • were fastened,
    • art loose,
    • are suspense,
    • are pendent,
    • be in midair,
    • being in limbo,
    • were mid-air,
    • was contingent on,
    • wast in limbo,
    • is suspense,
    • are in mid air,
    • is fastened,
    • was in limbo,
    • was midair,
    • wert dependent on,
    • over-hangs,
    • wert poised,
    • being dependent on,
    • were in mid-air,
    • wert limbo,
    • being loose,
    • is midair,
    • be midair,
    • was limbo,
    • be in mid air,
    • am contingent on,
    • art contingent on,
    • art midair,
    • is dependent on,
    • were in suspense,
    • being poised,
    • being pendent,
    • wast dependent on,
    • is poised,
    • wast conditional upon,
    • was poised,
    • was suspense,
    • wert mid-air,
    • wast mid-air,
    • wast in mid air,
    • am conditional upon,
    • being in mid-air,
    • in clines,
    • was conditional upon,
    • being midair,
    • in cline,
    • is mid air,
    • was in midair,
    • wast fastened,
    • be suspense,
    • wast midair,
    • art in limbo,
    • was mid air,
    • wast mid air,
    • being suspense,
    • am pendent,
    • be mid air,
    • is conditional up on,
    • wast in suspense,
    • are dependent on,
    • are fastened,
    • be mid-air,
    • are in suspense,
    • wert in mid-air,
    • was in mid-air,
    • being contingent on,
    • was fastened,
    • are conditional up on,
    • wast contingent on,
    • art dependent on,
    • were poised,
    • am conditional up on,
    • wast conditional up on,
    • art in mid-air,
    • in-cline,
    • wert conditional up on,
    • are in midair,
    • wert conditional upon,
    • being mid air,
    • wert midair,
    • art poised,
    • am poised.

    hinge (verb)

    • are undecided,
    • being undecided,
    • is undecided,
    • wert undecided,
    • am undecided,
    • wast undecided,
    • were undecided,
    • art undecided,
    • was undecided.

    hinge on (verb)

    • hung upon,
    • hanged up on,
    • depends on,
    • hangs up on,
    • reing,
    • hang up on,
    • hanging up on,
    • hanging upon,
    • hanged upon,
    • hangs upon.

    inhere (verb)

    • in heres,
    • in-hering,
    • in-heres,
    • in hering,
    • in-here.

    kick back (verb)

    • feels at home,
    • composes oneself,
    • sitting back,
    • sate around,
    • settled back,
    • collected oneself,
    • taking a load off,
    • cools off,
    • made oneself home,
    • felt at home,
    • making oneself at home,
    • took break,
    • feels home,
    • mellows out,
    • sitting around,
    • make at home,
    • mellowed out,
    • take breather,
    • put one feet up,
    • breathing easy,
    • putting ones feet up,
    • takes a break,
    • loosens up,
    • took breather,
    • taking easy,
    • makes oneself at home,
    • takes ten,
    • sat around,
    • took it easy,
    • putting one’s feet up,
    • takes easy,
    • takes break,
    • puts ones feet up,
    • taking a breather,
    • puts feet up,
    • making oneself home,
    • mellowing out,
    • hanged loose,
    • sits around,
    • collects oneself,
    • took a breather,
    • takes breather,
    • makes at home,
    • took load off,
    • take easy,
    • collecting oneself,
    • put ones feet up,
    • sits back,
    • made oneself at home,
    • wound down,
    • took ten,
    • takes a load off,
    • settles back,
    • taking load off,
    • loosened up,
    • lied down,
    • putting feet up,
    • settling back,
    • winds down,
    • puts one’s feet up,
    • take break,
    • took a break,
    • feeling home,
    • taking breather,
    • taking ten,
    • puts one feet up,
    • makes oneself home,
    • loosening up,
    • putting one feet up,
    • make oneself home,
    • breathes easy,
    • hung loose,
    • composing oneself,
    • feel home,
    • winded down,
    • took a load off,
    • making at home,
    • takes load off,
    • hangs loose,
    • cooled off,
    • take load off,
    • made at home,
    • took easy,
    • composed oneself,
    • breathed easy,
    • sat back,
    • taking break,
    • felt home,
    • sate back.

    lay (verb)

    • dis-pose,
    • dis-posed,
    • dis-posing,
    • dis posed,
    • dis pose,
    • sets out,
    • dis posing.

    lay off (verb)

    • gave rest,
    • leaving alone,
    • leaves alone,
    • gave a rest,
    • giving a rest,
    • giving rest,
    • lying by,
    • give rest,
    • gives a rest,
    • gives rest,
    • lies by,
    • leaved alone,
    • lied by.

    lean (verb)

    • de cline,
    • am slanted,
    • fastening on,
    • fastened on,
    • being off,
    • wast slanted,
    • de-cline,
    • was slanted,
    • de-clines,
    • being slanted,
    • puts weight on,
    • wert slanted,
    • putting weight on,
    • fastens on,
    • is slanted,
    • am off,
    • art slanted,
    • wast off,
    • was off,
    • were slanted,
    • de clines,
    • are slanted,
    • wert off,
    • were off,
    • is off.

    lie (verb)

    • goes to bed,
    • were recumbent,
    • wast prone,
    • is prone,
    • being recumbent,
    • going bed,
    • are supine,
    • goes bed,
    • wert prone,
    • re tiring,
    • art recumbent,
    • am recumbent,
    • are recumbent,
    • wast supine,
    • go bed,
    • was supine,
    • being prone,
    • am prone,
    • re tire,
    • are prone,
    • re-tiring,
    • re tires,
    • re tired,
    • went bed,
    • being supine,
    • were prone,
    • stretching out,
    • art prone,
    • re-tire,
    • is supine,
    • art supine,
    • wert supine,
    • were supine,
    • is recumbent,
    • am supine,
    • was prone,
    • wast recumbent,
    • was recumbent,
    • wert recumbent.

    lie, recline (verb)

    • settle,
    • roost,
    • be quiet,
    • be supported.

    light (verb)

    • de-planed,
    • de-plane,
    • deplanes,
    • de trained,
    • de planing,
    • flew down,
    • dis-embarks,
    • de-train,
    • dis embarks,
    • flies down,
    • dis-embark,
    • de-trained,
    • de planes,
    • de planed,
    • de training,
    • dis-embarked,
    • dis-embarking,
    • dis embark,
    • de train,
    • touched down,
    • de-trains,
    • dis embarking,
    • de-planing,
    • de trains,
    • de plane,
    • de-planes,
    • de-training,
    • dis embarked,
    • flying down.

    nap (verb)

    • gotten some shut-eye,
    • caught forty winks,
    • gat some shut-eye,
    • grabs some z’s,
    • gotten some shuteye,
    • gets some shuteye,
    • grab some zs,
    • got some shut-eye,
    • grab some z’,
    • gat some shuteye,
    • grabbing some z’,
    • take siesta,
    • takes siesta,
    • grabbed some ze,
    • grab some z,
    • taking a siesta,
    • grabbed some z,
    • gat some shut eye,
    • grabbing some zs,
    • grabs some zs,
    • takes a siesta,
    • takes a snooze,
    • grabbed some z’s,
    • gets some shut eye,
    • taking a snooze,
    • gets some shut-eye,
    • grabbing some ze,
    • got some shut eye,
    • grabbing some z,
    • grabs some z’,
    • takes snooze,
    • catching forty winks,
    • took a snooze,
    • took siesta,
    • taking snooze,
    • grabs some ze,
    • catches forty winks,
    • grabbing some z’s,
    • taking siesta,
    • took a siesta,
    • took snooze,
    • get some shut eye,
    • getting some shut eye,
    • nodded off,
    • got some shuteye,
    • getting some shut-eye,
    • getting some shuteye,
    • take snooze,
    • grabs some z,
    • grab some ze,
    • gotten some shut eye,
    • grabbed some zs,
    • grabbed some z’.

    pause (verb)

    • coming to standstill,
    • breaking it up,
    • sidelining,
    • came standstill,
    • brake it up,
    • de-liberate,
    • breaks it up,
    • put hold,
    • come standstill,
    • de liberates,
    • coming standstill,
    • comes to standstill,
    • took five,
    • putting hold,
    • de-liberated,
    • thought twice,
    • de-liberates,
    • de liberate,
    • thinks twice,
    • stopping briefly,
    • came to standstill,
    • de-liberating,
    • puts on hold,
    • broke it up,
    • takes five,
    • stopt briefly,
    • de liberated,
    • de liberating,
    • taking five,
    • puts hold,
    • called time,
    • calls time,
    • comes standstill.

    perch (verb)

    • sits on,
    • sate on,
    • sat on.

    place (verb)

    • dis-tribute,
    • dis tributes,
    • dis tribute,
    • dis-tributes.

    predicate (verb)

    • de clares,
    • pro claiming,
    • pro-claiming,
    • pro-fess,
    • pro claim,
    • de-clare,
    • pro claimed,
    • de clare,
    • pro-claims,
    • de-clares,
    • pro fess,
    • pro fesses,
    • pro claims,
    • pro-fesses.

    prop (verb)

    • under propped,
    • underprops,
    • under-propping,
    • under-propped,
    • under propping,
    • Underpropped.

    put (verb)

    • Concentering,
    • in sert,
    • Concentered,
    • planks down,
    • rivetting,
    • concenters,
    • planked down,
    • planking down,
    • in-sert,
    • rivetted.

    recline (verb)

    • lays down,
    • re-clines,
    • re-cline,
    • re cline,
    • re clines.

    remain (verb)

    • staying in,
    • remained standing,
    • stays behind,
    • made camp,
    • are left,
    • art left,
    • sat through,
    • making camp,
    • remaining standing,
    • staid over,
    • re-mained,
    • stayed behind,
    • am left,
    • de-laying,
    • held fort,
    • staying behind,
    • sate through,
    • re maining,
    • makes camp,
    • sits out,
    • is left,
    • holds fort,
    • holding the fort,
    • stays over,
    • hold fort,
    • remains standing,
    • stayed in,
    • sate out,
    • sits through,
    • stays put,
    • holds over,
    • sitting through,
    • stays in,
    • sitting out,
    • stayed put,
    • being left,
    • stayed over,
    • re mained,
    • staid in,
    • re main,
    • held the fort,
    • staid put,
    • re-maining,
    • de laying,
    • wert left,
    • staid behind,
    • holds the fort,
    • wast left,
    • were left,
    • holding fort,
    • re-main.

    repose (verb)

    • retire.

    set (verb)

    • be stowed,
    • makes ready,
    • makes fast,
    • be stow,
    • be-stowed,
    • be-stowing,
    • zeroes in,
    • be stowing,
    • be stows,
    • be-stow,
    • zeroing in,
    • be-stows,
    • making fast.

    sit (verb)

    • hast a place,
    • hath a seat,
    • seats oneself,
    • taking seat,
    • has a place,
    • hadst a seat,
    • am seated,
    • having seat,
    • takes a place,
    • plops down,
    • grab chair,
    • hath a place,
    • taking a place,
    • are seated,
    • had a place,
    • grabs chair,
    • plopping down,
    • having a seat,
    • were seated,
    • grabbing a chair,
    • had a seat,
    • gives feet rest,
    • puts there,
    • taking a seat,
    • gave feet a rest,
    • giving feet a rest,
    • putting there,
    • puts it there,
    • take seat,
    • have seat,
    • haddest seat,
    • seated oneself,
    • seating oneself,
    • being seated,
    • took a seat,
    • gave feet rest,
    • wert seated,
    • gives feet a rest,
    • wast seated,
    • had seat,
    • grabbing chair,
    • having a place,
    • took a place,
    • put there,
    • grabbed chair,
    • haddest a seat,
    • putting it there,
    • takes seat,
    • give feet rest,
    • hadst a place,
    • hadst seat,
    • haddest a place,
    • took seat,
    • hast seat,
    • giving feet rest,
    • has seat,
    • art seated,
    • hast a seat,
    • hath seat,
    • has a seat,
    • is seated,
    • grabs a chair,
    • grabbed a chair.

    sleep (verb)

    • bedding down,
    • catch wink,
    • take nap,
    • over sleeps,
    • sacking out,
    • catching wink,
    • conking out,
    • copping some z,
    • caught wink,
    • zonked out,
    • cops some z,
    • hits sack,
    • hit sack,
    • cops some ze,
    • cops some z’,
    • copping some z’s,
    • copped some z’s,
    • copping some ze,
    • cop some zs,
    • copped some ze,
    • catching a wink,
    • hit hay,
    • copped some z’,
    • ZZZ,
    • zonk out,
    • catches a wink,
    • over sleeping,
    • over-sleep,
    • conks out,
    • taking nap,
    • over sleep,
    • took nap,
    • over-sleeps,
    • takes nap,
    • zzzed,
    • hits the sack,
    • took a nap,
    • over-slept,
    • cop some z,
    • sawed wood,
    • zonking out,
    • bedded down,
    • caught a wink,
    • cop some ze,
    • hitting the sack,
    • hitting sack,
    • saws wood,
    • sawing wood,
    • zzzing,
    • fell asleep,
    • falls asleep,
    • zonks out,
    • cops some z’s,
    • zzzes,
    • taking a nap,
    • sacks out,
    • copped some z,
    • cop some z’,
    • catches wink,
    • over-sleeping,
    • over slept,
    • copping some zs,
    • copping some z’,
    • beds down,
    • cops some zs,
    • copped some zs.

    stagnate (verb)

    • immobilize.

    stand (verb)

    • am located,
    • was situated,
    • was valid,
    • be longed,
    • are situated,
    • was located,
    • were situated,
    • art situated,
    • wert valid,
    • being located,
    • be longs,
    • am valid,
    • is valid,
    • be-longed,
    • wast situated,
    • are valid,
    • being valid,
    • were located,
    • are located,
    • be-longs,
    • being situated,
    • wast valid,
    • be longing,
    • wast located,
    • be-longing,
    • were valid,
    • wert situated,
    • be-long,
    • art located,
    • wert located,
    • art valid,
    • am situated.

    surcease (verb)

    • post pone,
    • sur ceased,
    • sur ceases,
    • sur-ceasing,
    • sur-ceased,
    • sur ceasing,
    • sur-cease,
    • sur-ceases,
    • post pones,
    • sur cease,
    • post-pones.

    tarry (verb)

    • dragging feet,
    • warms a chair,
    • dragged ones feet,
    • dragged one’s feet,
    • dragging one feet,
    • warmed a chair,
    • getting no place fast,
    • lost time,
    • drags feet,
    • goofing around,
    • drag ones feet,
    • gotten no place fast,
    • goofs around,
    • dragging one’s feet,
    • holds the phone,
    • losing time,
    • warming chair,
    • held phone,
    • stopped over,
    • loses time,
    • drags one feet,
    • warmed chair,
    • held the phone,
    • got no place fast,
    • warming a chair,
    • warms chair,
    • dragged one feet,
    • hold phone,
    • dragging ones feet,
    • goofed around,
    • dragged feet,
    • gat no place fast,
    • gets no place fast,
    • holding the phone,
    • drag one feet,
    • holds phone,
    • drags one’s feet,
    • drags ones feet,
    • warm chair,
    • holding phone,
    • stopt over,
    • stops over.

    turn in (verb)

    • catching some z’s,
    • catching some ze,
    • catching some z’,
    • going sleep,
    • went to sleep,
    • piles in,
    • catches some z’s,
    • catch some zs,
    • caught some z’,
    • catch some ze,
    • rolls in,
    • catches some z’,
    • catch some z’,
    • catch some z,
    • catching some zs,
    • caught some z,
    • caught some z’s,
    • went sleep,
    • go sleep,
    • catching some z,
    • piled in,
    • rolled in,
    • catches some ze,
    • caught some zs,
    • catches some z,
    • goes sleep,
    • goes to sleep,
    • piling in,
    • catches some zs,
    • caught some ze.

    underpin (verb)

    • under-pinned,
    • under-pinning,
    • under-pins,
    • under pinning,
    • under pinned,
    • under-pin,
    • under pins.

    unwind (verb)

    • quieting down,
    • slowing down,
    • un winds,
    • quiets down,
    • un winding,
    • un-winds,
    • un-winding,
    • un wind,
    • un wound,
    • un-wound,
    • slows down,
    • un-wind.
  • Other synonyms:

    • laze,
    • quietude,
    • lounge around,
    • breather,
    • kick back,
    • nervousness,
    • be,
    • rail,
    • unbend,
    • loosen up,
    • laze away,
    • sit around,
    • rest up,
    • VEG,
    • idle away,
    • sit back,
    • breathing space.

    • bask,
    • foundation,
    • liberty,
    • R and R,
    • step,
    • wind down,
    • lie around,
    • Leavings,
    • bum around,
    • demise,
    • curtain.

    • death,
    • excess,
    • sit,
    • exist,
    • complement,
    • unwind,
    • dissolution,
    • extinction.

    • turn in.

    • chill.

    • stretch.

    • retreat,
    • build.

    abide

    • stick around,
    • stay.

    break

    • layover.

    calm down

    • go easy,
    • get hold of oneself,
    • control oneself,
    • regain one’s composure,
    • cool down,
    • cooled down,
    • cooling down,
    • restrain oneself,
    • keep cool.

    catch one’s breath

    • stop for breath,
    • stop for a breath.

    continue

    • run on,
    • keep on,
    • sticks to,
    • stay on,
    • stick at,
    • keep the ball rolling,
    • stuck to,
    • never cease,
    • hang in,
    • keep on truckin’,
    • Loitered,
    • persist in,
    • Perdure,
    • perduring,
    • press on,
    • keep at,
    • hanging in,
    • forge ahead,
    • pressing on,
    • stick to,
    • carry forward,
    • get on with it,
    • get with it,
    • running on,
    • stays on,
    • lived on,
    • move ahead,
    • make headway,
    • ridden,
    • Prolonging,
    • making headway,
    • moving ahead,
    • push on,
    • live on.

    delay

    • lay over.

    depend

    • trust to,
    • Bottoming,
    • be in the power of,
    • revolving on,
    • be subordinate to,
    • rest on,
    • be at mercy of,
    • resting with,
    • revolve around,
    • hang in suspense,
    • be conditioned,
    • resting on,
    • rest with,
    • be based on,
    • be connected with,
    • stand on,
    • bottomed,
    • be subject to,
    • revolve on,
    • be determined by,
    • hinge on,
    • be in control of.

    hang

    • Beetled,
    • be loose,
    • be fastened,
    • beetling,
    • stay up,
    • be in mid-air,
    • beetle,
    • be pendent,
    • be conditional upon,
    • beetles,
    • be in limbo,
    • stayed up,
    • be in suspense,
    • be contingent on,
    • be dependent on,
    • be poised,
    • impend.

    hinge on

    • re,
    • depended on,
    • hang upon,
    • hung up on,
    • res,
    • depend on.

    kick back

    • make oneself at home,
    • mellow out,
    • lies down,
    • lying down,
    • feeling at home,
    • takes a breather,
    • cooling off,
    • settle back,
    • takes it easy,
    • taking a break,
    • collect oneself,
    • take a breather,
    • feel at home,
    • put one’s feet up,
    • breathe easy,
    • hanging loose,
    • winding down,
    • cool off,
    • take a load off,
    • hang loose,
    • taking it easy.

    lay off

    • lay by,
    • give a rest,
    • leave alone,
    • left alone.

    light

    • detrained,
    • fly down,
    • get down,
    • deplane,
    • Lights,
    • detrains,
    • settles down,
    • touch down,
    • deplaned,
    • touches down,
    • settling down,
    • touching down,
    • got down,
    • detrain,
    • settled down,
    • deplaning,
    • detraining,
    • settle down.

    live in

    • dwell.

    Other relevant words:

    • goofing off,
    • manner,
    • prop,
    • stop over,
    • planking,
    • drag one’s feet,
    • putting on hold,
    • Paused,
    • Idled,
    • Planked,
    • underpin,
    • continue,
    • lie,
    • conked out,
    • stop briefly,
    • circumstantiate,
    • lay,
    • Riveted,
    • Lasted,
    • sideline,
    • lay away,
    • made ready,
    • go to bed,
    • leaning,
    • under pin,
    • zero in,
    • posits,
    • tooled,
    • stand still,
    • be slanted,
    • underpropping,
    • Propping,
    • filibustered,
    • bring to end,
    • take five,
    • be prone,
    • call it a day,
    • light,
    • stretch out,
    • Rooming,
    • take a snooze,
    • nested,
    • deposit,
    • set out,
    • idles,
    • Hesitated,
    • stops briefly,
    • Bunked,
    • stocked up,
    • in here,
    • stretched out,
    • ground,
    • setting down,
    • concenter,
    • hit the sack,
    • hole up,
    • set up,
    • be off,
    • relax,
    • Roosted,
    • be situated,
    • prevails,
    • consist,
    • catch forty winks,
    • sitting on,
    • station,
    • tenting,
    • give up,
    • being alive,
    • go on,
    • close down,
    • sets up,
    • tenant,
    • nesting,
    • going to bed,
    • cease fire,
    • break it up,
    • sack out,
    • went to bed,
    • make one’s home,
    • loll,
    • Wedging,
    • nods off,
    • sit down,
    • Quartered,
    • put a cork in,
    • had being,
    • tenanted,
    • inhere,
    • hold at bay,
    • drag feet,
    • closing down,
    • grab some z’s,
    • Underprop,
    • nod off,
    • perch,
    • put aside,
    • vacationed,
    • have place,
    • blow the whistle on,
    • warm a chair,
    • Sheering,
    • hold the phone,
    • Circumstantiated,
    • bring to standstill,
    • dropping anchor,
    • Tenanting,
    • found,
    • lied,
    • plank down,
    • goof off,
    • oversleep,
    • tent,
    • hang,
    • cool it,
    • Endured,
    • closed down,
    • Interrupting,
    • making ready,
    • blow whistle on,
    • hang one’s hat,
    • Intermitting,
    • zeroed in,
    • Roomed,
    • be supine,
    • lean,
    • conk out,
    • founding,
    • halt,
    • lose time,
    • be undecided,
    • put weight on,
    • make ready,
    • think twice,
    • vacationing,
    • sat down,
    • sheers,
    • fixate,
    • be found in,
    • bed down,
    • remain,
    • Embedding,
    • place,
    • be contained in,
    • abide,
    • goes on,
    • napping,
    • establish,
    • hibernate,
    • trussed,
    • stopping over,
    • setting out,
    • has being,
    • sit on,
    • saw wood,
    • is located,
    • sidelined,
    • made fast,
    • lay off,
    • call a day,
    • disciplined,
    • drowses,
    • Residing,
    • calm down,
    • standing still,
    • give in trust,
    • set,
    • nodding off,
    • sets down,
    • stocking up,
    • be recumbent,
    • put on hold,
    • get some shuteye,
    • Bumming,
    • pitch tent,
    • falling asleep,
    • catnapped,
    • stock up,
    • Familiarized,
    • stretches out,
    • Drowsed,
    • Trussing,
    • takes a nap,
    • make fast,
    • be valid,
    • disambiguate,
    • siesta,
    • Sheered,
    • intermit,
    • set down,
    • bring to an end,
    • lays away,
    • Bunking,
    • depend,
    • thinking twice,
    • Intermitted,
    • take a siesta,
    • fasten on,
    • sacked out,
    • keep house,
    • Disciplining,
    • plunk down,
    • drop anchor,
    • goof around,
    • get some shut-eye,
    • be alive,
    • catnapping,
    • put by,
    • Subsisting,
    • put,
    • hinge,
    • call time,
    • Tented,
    • plop,
    • be expressed by,
    • establish oneself,
    • stopped briefly,
    • catch a wink,
    • be located,
    • is situated,
    • Filibustering,
    • fall asleep,
    • have being,
    • Roosting,
    • catch one’s breath,
    • come to standstill,
    • plank,
    • tooling,
    • predicate,
    • get no place fast,
    • Persisted,
    • tarry,
    • Bummed,
    • hang out,
    • cop some z’s,
    • drowse,
    • drowsing,
    • come to an end,
    • be long,
    • take a nap.

    pad

    • cushion.

    pause

    • breath.

    recline

    • laying down,
    • laid down,
    • lay down.

    relax

    • unbent,
    • let oneself go,
    • easing off,
    • simmer down,
    • unbends,
    • stop work,
    • unbended,
    • letting go,
    • lets go,
    • relaxes,
    • taking one’s time,
    • take time,
    • take one’s time.

    remain

    • stay behind,
    • staying over,
    • bivouac,
    • make camp,
    • was left,
    • hold the fort,
    • remain standing,
    • stay in,
    • sit out,
    • sit through,
    • be left,
    • held over,
    • stay put,
    • bivouacs,
    • sat out,
    • hold over,
    • bivouacking,
    • staying put,
    • Bivouacked,
    • stay over.

    repose

    • Slumbered,
    • slumbering.

    sit

    • put it there,
    • seat oneself,
    • took place,
    • sat,
    • plop down,
    • have a place,
    • give feet a rest,
    • taking place,
    • plopped down,
    • was seated,
    • be seated,
    • takes a seat,
    • take a seat,
    • take place,
    • take a place,
    • have a seat,
    • grab a chair,
    • takes place.

    stalemate

    • impasse.

    surcease

    • surcease.

    turn in

    • go to sleep,
    • rolling in,
    • going to sleep,
    • pile in,
    • roll in,
    • catch some z’s.

    unwind

    • slowed down,
    • slow down,
    • quiet down,
    • quieted down.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • remainder.

How to use «Rest» in context?

Why do you need to rest? Sleep is one of the most important things you need on a regular basis.

Your body needs sleep to repair injured muscles and to make new ones. You also need sleep to think clearly and make decisions.

Your brain, heart and other organs all use energy during the day and need to rest at night. Even if you have a regular job, you need to take some time for yourself every day to rest.

There are many different types of rest. You can get stressed-free rest by taking a break from work and spending time with your family or friends.

Paraphrases for Rest:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Equivalence

    • Adjective
      Resting.
    • Proper noun, singular
      remainder, Resting.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      remainder, Resting.
    • Verb, base form
      remainder.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Noun, plural
      remnants, restrooms.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      restaurant.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      off-duty, quiescent, recreational, Roosting, Stowed.
    • Proper noun, singular
      welcomes.
    • Noun, plural
      Holidays, Saints, breaks, periods, dispositions, keeps, guys, submarines, bits, rags, merits, counterparts.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      continuation, diner, matter, men, recess, recuperation, relaxation, repose, result, slumber, staging, stopover, Roosting, Staying.
    • Verb, past tense
      based, built, focused, lay, postponed, travelled, Depended, Went, Hinged, Relied, Remained, Consisted.
    • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
      done, lay, rely.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      SITS, continues, sticks, retains, wanders.
    • Verb, base form
      lay, rely, reside, guys.
  • Other Related

    • Noun, singular or mass
      layover.

Homophones for Rest:

  • reset, racquet, restitute, rosette, ragout, rigid, rosita, roast, rickety, rust, requisite, recite, rye ergot, racist, rested, resuscitate, right, right away, reside, request, react, richweed, rigidity, regicide, requiescat, rigout, rough-cut, rogue state, rosy-cheeked, recto, reshoot, ricotta, racket, resuscitated, risotto, rescued, rag day, roget, reach out, ragweed, resist, rare-roasted, roasted, rheostat, rest day, recast, recede, rose-cheeked, rhizoid, rosewood, roost, rigged, rig out, Rasht, rusty, roughshod, reseed, ricochet, requested, requite, Resht, rossetti, rushdie, roquette, rough out, reject, rosidae, rouged, rush out, rough cut, rusted, recessed, rackety, rushed, regatta, restate, rectitude, resid, Rico Act, resect, recode, rajidae, rocket, rockweed, rejected, roughcast, rock-steady, rugged, right-eyed, rau-sed, rachet, rasta, russet, wrest, reseat, roseate, residue, res gestae, ragged, reseda, raised, razed.

Hypernym for Rest:

  • n.

    • artifact
      headrest, chin rest, armrest.
    • communication
      quarter rest, half rest, whole rest.
  • v.

    • body
      drowse, slumber, sleep, log z’s, kip, catch some z’s.
    • communication
      blow.
    • contact
      stand up, stand, kneel.
    • social
      hibernate.

Hyponym for Rest:

  • n.

    • artifact
      support.
    • communication
      musical notation.
    • state
      inactivity, inactiveness, inaction.
  • v.

    • body
      Recumb, repose, recline.
    • contact
      pose, position, put, lay, be, set, place.
    • stative
      be.

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  1. rest

    Ease denotes freedom from cause of disturbance, whether external or internal. Quiet denotes freedom from agitation, or especially from annoying sounds. Rest is a cessation of activity especially of wearying or painful activity. Recreation is some pleasing activity of certain organs or faculties that affords rest to other parts of our nature that have become weary. Repose is a laying down, primarily of the body, and figuratively a similar freedom from toil or strain of mind. Repose is more complete than rest; a pause is a momentary cessation of activity; a black-smith finds a temporary rest while the iron is heating, but he does not yield to repose; in a pause of battle a soldier rests on his arms; after the battle the victor reposes on his laurels. Sleep is the perfection of repose, the most complete rest; slumber is a light and ordinarily pleasant form of sleep. In the figurative sense, rest of mind, soul, conscience, is not mere cessation of activity, but a pleasing, tranquil relief from all painful and wearying activity; repose is even more deep, tranquil, and complete.

    Synonyms:
    calm, calmness, cessation, ease, intermission, pause, peace, peacefulness, quiescence, quiet, quietness, quietude, recreation, repose, sleep, slumber, stay, stillness, stop, tranquillity

    Antonyms:
    agitation, commotion, disquiet, disturbance, excitement, motion, movement, restlessness, rush, stir, strain, toil, tumult, unrest, work

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  1. restnoun

    Synonyms:
    quiet, repose, cessation, tranquillity, peace, security, pause, interval, intermission

    Antonyms:
    tumult, commotion, agitation, disquiet, unrest, insecurity, continuity, uninterruptedness, progression, restlessness

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  1. remainder, balance, residual, residue, residuum, restnoun

    something left after other parts have been taken away

    «there was no remainder»; «he threw away the rest»; «he took what he wanted and I got the balance»

    Synonyms:
    remainder, relief, counterbalance, end, quietus, difference, relaxation, symmetry, equaliser, residual, ease, balance, proportion, residuum, repose, equalizer, counterweight, rest period, eternal sleep, residue, sleep, counterpoise, equilibrium, remnant, symmetricalness, equipoise, correspondence, oddment, balance wheel, proportionality, eternal rest, respite

    Antonyms:
    be active, move

  2. rest, ease, repose, relaxationnoun

    freedom from activity (work or strain or responsibility)

    «took his repose by the swimming pool»

    Synonyms:
    rest period, tranquility, eternal sleep, repose, peace of mind, loosening, balance, relaxation behavior, relief, ease, simplicity, eternal rest, quiet, simpleness, easiness, placidity, informality, relaxation method, comfort, peace, relaxation, tranquillity, residual, quietus, liberalisation, peacefulness, ataraxis, remainder, residue, residuum, sleep, heartsease, serenity, slackening, liberalization, respite

    Antonyms:
    move, be active

  3. respite, rest, relief, rest periodnoun

    a pause for relaxation

    «people actually accomplish more when they take time for short rests»

    Synonyms:
    backup man, rest period, stand-in, eternal sleep, repose, balance, respite, relaxation, relief, ease, suspension, backup, rilievo, succour, time out, assuagement, eternal rest, recess, reprieve, residual, succor, easing, break, alleviation, quietus, easement, reliever, abatement, fill-in, hiatus, substitute, relievo, residue, embossment, residuum, sleep, remainder, ministration, sculptural relief, moderation

    Antonyms:
    be active, move

  4. restnoun

    a state of inaction

    «a body will continue in a state of rest until acted upon»

    Synonyms:
    eternal rest, residue, quietus, respite, residual, ease, balance, eternal sleep, repose, remainder, relief, rest period, residuum, sleep, relaxation

    Antonyms:
    be active, move

  5. rest, eternal rest, sleep, eternal sleep, quietusnoun

    euphemisms for death (based on an analogy between lying in a bed and in a tomb)

    «she was laid to rest beside her husband»; «they had to put their family pet to sleep»

    Synonyms:
    remainder, relief, sopor, relaxation, respite, repose, balance, ease, residuum, rest period, residual, nap, eternal sleep, residue, eternal rest, slumber, sleep, quietus

    Antonyms:
    move, be active

  6. restnoun

    a support on which things can be put

    «the gun was steadied on a special rest»

    Synonyms:
    eternal rest, residue, quietus, respite, residual, ease, balance, eternal sleep, repose, remainder, relief, rest period, residuum, sleep, relaxation

    Antonyms:
    move, be active

  7. restverb

    a musical notation indicating a silence of a specified duration

    Synonyms:
    eternal rest, residue, quietus, respite, residual, ease, balance, eternal sleep, repose, remainder, relief, rest period, residuum, sleep, relaxation

    Antonyms:
    move, be active

  8. restverb

    not move; be in a resting position

    Synonyms:
    stay, breathe, reside, perch, remain, pillow, repose, roost, lie, catch one’s breath, take a breather

    Antonyms:
    move, be active

  9. rest, breathe, catch one’s breath, take a breatherverb

    take a short break from one’s activities in order to relax

    Synonyms:
    take a breather, stay, respire, emit, perch, pass off, breathe, suspire, repose, lie, remain, reside, catch one’s breath, take a breath, pillow, roost

    Antonyms:
    be active, move

  10. restverb

    give a rest to

    «He rested his bad leg»; «Rest the dogs for a moment»

    Synonyms:
    stay, breathe, reside, perch, remain, pillow, repose, roost, lie, catch one’s breath, take a breather

    Antonyms:
    be active, move

  11. lie, restverb

    have a place in relation to something else

    «The fate of Bosnia lies in the hands of the West»; «The responsibility rests with the Allies»

    Synonyms:
    lie in, catch one’s breath, reside, dwell, pillow, roost, remain, lie down, breathe, repose, stay, perch, lie, consist, take a breather

    Antonyms:
    move, be active

  12. restverb

    be at rest

    Synonyms:
    stay, breathe, reside, perch, remain, pillow, repose, roost, lie, catch one’s breath, take a breather

    Antonyms:
    move, be active

  13. stay, remain, restverb

    stay the same; remain in a certain state

    «The dress remained wet after repeated attempts to dry it»; «rest assured»; «stay alone»; «He remained unmoved by her tears»; «The bad weather continued for another week»

    Synonyms:
    breathe, quell, delay, bide, stick, pillow, stay, repose, last out, perch, ride out, persist, catch one’s breath, appease, lie, remain, take a breather, reside, stick around, abide, stay on, stay put, outride, continue, detain, roost

    Antonyms:
    move, be active

  14. rest, reside, reposeverb

    be inherent or innate in;

    Synonyms:
    take a breather, perch, occupy, stay, domicile, lodge in, put down, shack, pillow, breathe, repose, lie, remain, reside, catch one’s breath, lay, recumb, domiciliate, recline, roost

    Antonyms:
    be active, move

  15. restverb

    put something in a resting position, as for support or steadying

    «Rest your head on my shoulder»

    Synonyms:
    stay, breathe, reside, perch, remain, pillow, repose, roost, lie, catch one’s breath, take a breather

    Antonyms:
    move, be active

  16. perch, roost, restverb

    sit, as on a branch

    «The birds perched high in the tree»

    Synonyms:
    alight, breathe, reside, perch, remain, pillow, repose, light, roost, lie, catch one’s breath, stay, take a breather

    Antonyms:
    move, be active

  17. pillow, restverb

    rest on or as if on a pillow

    «pillow your head»

    Synonyms:
    stay, breathe, reside, perch, remain, pillow, repose, roost, lie, catch one’s breath, take a breather

    Antonyms:
    move, be active

  18. restverb

    be inactive, refrain from acting

    «The committee is resting over the summer»

    Synonyms:
    stay, breathe, reside, perch, remain, pillow, repose, roost, lie, catch one’s breath, take a breather

    Antonyms:
    move, be active

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    • Be
    • Death
    • Inaction
    • Lay
    • Part
    • Place
    • Repose
    • Sit
    • Support

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  1. restnoun

    Synonyms:
    repose, quiet, quiescence, ease

  2. restnoun

    Synonyms:
    peace, tranquillity, peacefulness, security, stillness

  3. restnoun

    Synonyms:
    pause, cæsura, intermission, stop, stay

  4. restnoun

    Synonyms:
    remainder, residue, remnant, residuum, BALANCE

  5. restnoun

    Synonyms:
    others

  6. restverb

    Synonyms:
    stop, pause, halt, hold, breathe, desist, cease, come to a stand, stand still, come to a stand-still, lie by, keep quiet, lie on one’s oars

  7. restverb

    Synonyms:
    repose, relax, unbend, take rest, take breath, take one’s ease, be at ease, be quiet, fold one’s arms, take it easy

  8. restverb

    Synonyms:
    sleep, slumber

  9. restverb

    Synonyms:
    acquiesce, confide, trust, be satisfied

  10. restverb

    Synonyms:
    lean, recline, bottom, stand on, be supported, be based on

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  1. restnoun

    Synonyms:
    quiet, quietness, inactivity, repose, ease, tranquillity, quiescence, stillness, stagnation, security, cessation, abeyance, intermission, respite, reprieve, pause, recess, sabbatism, cæsura, pause, support, stay, brace, residue, remainder, balance, residuum, others, surplus

    Antonyms:
    activity, agitation, unrest, commotion

  2. restverb

    Synonyms:
    stop, halt, pause, desist, repose, recline, lie, trust, rely, depend, acquiesce

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  1. List of paraphrases for «rest»:

    remainder, remains, resting, stay, diner, stays, other, repose, roosting, remained, remain, remaining, off-duty, restaurant, break, balance, layover, quiescent

Concise Medical Dictionary, by Joseph C Segen, MDRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

  1. REST

    Synonyms:
    RE1-silencing transcription factor, neuron restrictive silencer factor,
    NRSF, repressor binding to the X2 box,
    XBR, X2 box repressor,
    Neural-restrictive silencer factor

  2. REST

    Synonyms:
    Restriction of Environmental Stimulation Therapy

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  1. Dev Patel:

    It’s incredible to watch this film, i never thought I would ever have a film like this where I get to be in period Victorian costume … It’s a wonderful opportunity and I hope it continues to open doors and it sends a message to the rest of the industry to be as bold as Mr Iannucci.

  2. Lysander Spooner:

    Our constitutions purport to be established
    by ‘the people,’ and, in theory, ‘all the people’
    consent to such government as the constitutions authorize. But this consent of ‘the people’ exists only in theory. It has no existence in fact. Government is in reality established by the few; and these few assume the consent of all the rest, without any such consent being actually given.

  3. Dawod Dawod:

    In every culture and in every religion there are bad apples that will spoil the rest of the apples. That has happened toward us.

  4. Bill Ferguson:

    Being locked up for 10 years meant no college and I never even sent a text or posted a Facebook update or used a smartphone, i will get to go to the Super Bowl with my dad. It’s a dream come true. This is a golden opportunity and one that I will never, ever forget for the rest of my life.

  5. Raj Dasgupta:

    It’s never too late to start, sleep is very individualized, and every child will respond differently to the time change. Make sure you as the parent are getting the rest you need as well, so you’re not overly irritable with your child.


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  • rusAfrikaans
  • استراح, استراحة, راحة, أثارة, باقيةArabic
  • dincəlmək, istirahətAzerbaijani
  • адпачыва́ць, спако́й, адпачы́накBelarusian
  • почива́м, о́тдих, почи́вкаBulgarian
  • descansar, reposar, descans, repòs, restaCatalan, Valencian
  • spočívat, odpočívat, zůstat, klid, pauza, odpočinek, oddech, podpěra, zbytekCzech
  • ro, hvileDanish
  • ruhen, Pause, Stillstand, Ruhe, Lehne, Pausenzeichen, Hilfsqueue, Erholung, RestGerman
  • ακουμπώ, ξεκουράζομαι, αναπαύομαι, ξεκουράζω, παύση, ηρεμία, ακινησία, βάση, ανάπαυση, υπόλοιποGreek
  • ripozi, ripozo, kvietmaso, kvieto, subtenilo, paŭzo, restaĵoEsperanto
  • descansar, desistir, reposar, brazo, reposo, pausa, descanso, resto, sobraSpanish
  • puhkus, jääkEstonian
  • atseden hartuBasque
  • استراحت کردن, آرامش, استراحتPersian
  • huilia, levähtää, vetäytyä, [[asettaa]] [[noja, nojata, levätä, jäädä, lepuuttaa, huilata, tukea, lepotila, taukomerkki, lepo, sija, tyyneys, kannatin, lepotauko, tuki, tauko, teline, rauha, noja, paussi, paikka, rauhallisuus, loppuFinnish
  • steðgur, hvíldFaroese
  • reposer, paix, repos, resteFrench
  • glac suaimhneas, sos, fos, támh, scíthIrish
  • leig anail, laigh, cuir, tàmh, fois, anail, tosd, neo-ghluaisneachd, socair, còrr, càchScottish Gaelic
  • descansar, repousar, asueto, descanso, repouso, restoGalician
  • מנוחהHebrew
  • आराम करना, आरामHindi
  • pihen, pihenésHungarian
  • հանգստանալ, հանգիստ, դադար, քունArmenian
  • beristirahatIndonesian
  • apogar, repozarIdo
  • hvíla, hvíld, þögn, rest, afgangurIcelandic
  • riposarsi, riposare, riposo, pace, restoItalian
  • 休む, 休み, 残りJapanese
  • დასვენებაGeorgian
  • демалуKazakh
  • សំរាកKhmer
  • 쉬다, 休息, 휴식Korean
  • эс алыш, дем алыш, дем алууKyrgyz
  • requiesco, jaceoLatin
  • raschten, RaschtLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
  • poilsisLithuanian
  • atpūtaLatvian
  • okioki, whakanā, mōmōhanga, toengaMāori
  • почива, одморMacedonian
  • विश्रांति करने, आराम, विश्रांतीMarathi
  • hvileNorwegian
  • stilstaan, rusten, daarbij laten, rust, nachtrust, stilstand, kalmte, rest, rusttekenDutch
  • odpoczywać, odpoczynek, resztaPolish
  • repousar, deitar, descansar, pausa, repouso, paz, descanso, apoio, descanso eterno, tranquilidade, sobra, restoPortuguese
  • repauza, odihni, repaus, semn de pauză, pace, odihnă, restRomanian
  • остава́ться, отдыха́ть, отдохну́ть, почива́ть, оста́ться, о́тдых, па́уза, подста́вка, упо́р, поко́й, подпо́рка, оста́токRussian
  • odmoriti, počivati, почивати, одморити, odmor, одморSerbo-Croatian
  • odpočívať, pokoj, odpočinokSlovak
  • spočiti, mirovati, počivati, počitek, oddih, mirovanje, ostanekSlovene
  • pushimAlbanian
  • vila, låta, ligga, paustecken, stöd, paus, restSwedish
  • నిశ్చలము, నూతనోత్సహము, విడుదలగుట, ఉపశమనము, మిగిలినవారు, మిగిలినది, మిగిలినవిTelugu
  • истироҳатTajik
  • พักผ่อน, การพักผ่อนThai
  • dynçTurkmen
  • dinlenmek, dinlenmeTurkish
  • відпочива́ти, відпочи́нок, ре́штаUkrainian
  • آرامUrdu
  • olmoq, dam, istirohatUzbek
  • nghỉ ngơiVietnamese
  • takädönVolapük

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«First, notwithstanding the proverb that constant dropping will wear away a stone, you may set your mind at rest that these people never will — never would, in hundred years — impair your ground with Miss Havisham, in any particular, great or small.

I came, one evening before sunset, down into a valley, where I was to rest. In the course of my descent to it, by the winding track along the mountain-side, from which I saw it shining far below, I think some long-unwonted sense of beauty and tranquillity, some softening influence awakened by its peace, moved faintly in my breast.

However, the victim had saved his form for that occasion, for the Doctor turned to the top bench, and put on the best boys for the rest of the hour and though, at the end of the lesson, he gave them all such a rating as they did not forget, this terrible field-day passed over without any severe visitations in the shape of punishments or floggings.

How luxurious it felt to rest thus in a strange, quaint bed, with its sweet country odor of laurel lingering about the sheets and mattress!

The struggle with Japan and the rest of Asia for India was merely delayed.

«Hush, let’s hear the rest of the predictions,» said Cecily.

In other words, the Land of Oz will entirely disappear from the knowledge of the rest of the world.»

I lay abed and read and rested from my journey’s fatigues the remainder of that Sunday, but I sent my agent to represent me at the afternoon service, for I never allow anything to interfere with my habit of attending church twice every Sunday.

There was a locked-up room, and a continually-closed door shutting off a back staircase, of both of which Old File and Young File possessed keys that were never so much as trusted in the possession of the rest of us.

There were other places where the Lord fell, and others where he rested; but one of the most curious landmarks of ancient history we found on this morning walk through the crooked lanes that lead toward Calvary, was a certain stone built into a house—a stone that was so seamed and scarred that it bore a sort of grotesque resemblance to the human face.

By God’s law we have a day of rest, and by the law of England we have a day of rest; and I say we ought to hold to the rights these laws give us and keep them for our children.»

Reason indeed concurs with experience in showing that all the attention which the legislator pays to the business of war, and all other rules which he lays down, should have for their object rest and peace; since most of those states (which we usually see) are preserved by war; but, after they have acquired a supreme power over those around them, are ruined; for during peace, like a sword, they lose their brightness: the fault of which lies in the legislator, who never taught them how to be at rest.

Then she spoke to him and said, ‘The Great Spirit felt sorry for you, because you would not be comforted, so he let me come back to you, but you must not stretch out your hand to touch me till we have seen the rest of our people.

For a moment she felt that this rest had been cut, and was suspicious of she knew not what.

You hurt yourself a hundred times more than you need, because you will be foremost in everything, and will do more than the rest.’

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