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replace
Synonyms:
restore, supply, substitute, reinstate, rearrange, re-establishAntonyms:
move, abstract, withdraw, remove, damage, deprive
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replaceverb
substitute a person or thing for (another that is broken or inefficient or lost or no longer working or yielding what is expected)
«He replaced the old razor blade»; «We need to replace the secretary that left a month ago»; «the insurance will replace the lost income»; «This antique vase can never be replaced»
Synonyms:
supervene upon, exchange, supercede, put back, supersede, supplant, interchange, substitute -
supplant, replace, supersede, supervene upon, supercedeverb
take the place or move into the position of
«Smith replaced Miller as CEO after Miller left»; «the computer has supplanted the slide rule»; «Mary replaced Susan as the team’s captain and the highest-ranked player in the school»
Synonyms:
supervene upon, replace, supercede, exchange, put back, supersede, supplant, interchange, substitute -
replace, put backverb
put something back where it belongs
«replace the book on the shelf after you have finished reading it»; «please put the clean dishes back in the cabinet when you have washed them»
Synonyms:
supervene upon, exchange, supercede, set back, put back, knock back, supersede, supplant, replace, interchange, substitute -
substitute, replace, interchange, exchangeverb
put in the place of another; switch seemingly equivalent items
«the con artist replaced the original with a fake Rembrandt»; «substitute regular milk with fat-free milk»; «synonyms can be interchanged without a changing the context’s meaning»
Synonyms:
change, fill in, interchange, step in, replace, supervene upon, supercede, tack, alternate, deputize, commute, switch over, exchange, flip, supplant, transpose, stand in, put back, convert, switch, supersede, flip-flop, deputise, counterchange, substitute, sub
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List of paraphrases for «replace»:
substitute, replacing, replacement, replaced, override, replaces, supersede, supplant, change, substitution, repalce, relace, supersedes, displace, supplythe, swap, lieu, overridden, alternative, amend
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Michael Bass:
You can’t replace Jeff Zucker. It’s not possible. There’s no one else like Jeff Zucker.
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Mustafa Al-Hayali:
I don’t believe it’s meant to replace a person when it comes to completing a task, but it’s supposed to make their job a whole lot easier, it can generate ideas you can use.
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Ben Carson:
If the leaders of the Republican Party want to destroy the party, they should continue to hold meetings like the one described in the Washington Post this morning, if this was the beginning of a plan to subvert the will of the voters and replace it with the will of the political elite, I assure you Donald Trump will not be the only one leaving the party.
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Leader Russell Moore:
Replace a sense of resignation with a sense of responsibility for the future. you and I are not in threat of persecution in America.
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Bob Ward:
I hope we can get to net zero earlier and I hope Extinction Rebellion will continue to push for The UK, but we’ve got to do this whilst improving the quality of people’s lives, we have more than 20 million homes in The UK that have gas central heating… if Bob Ward were to stop The UK now, rip up their gas central heating without knowing what Bob Ward are going to replace The UK with, Bob Ward will kill people. Because there will be people who will freeze to death.
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- بدل, استبدلArabic
- reemplaçarCatalan, Valencian
- nahraditCzech
- ersetzenGerman
- αντικαθιστώGreek
- anstataŭigiEsperanto
- reemplazarSpanish
- asendamaEstonian
- korvataFinnish
- remplacerFrench
- kicserélHungarian
- rimpiazzare, sostituire, riporreItalian
- 取り換えるJapanese
- 대치Korean
- whakakapiMāori
- vervangenDutch
- erstatte, erstatta, avløyseNorwegian Nynorsk
- avløyse, erstatte, avløseNorwegian
- zastąpićPolish
- substituirPortuguese
- înlocui, substituiRomanian
- заменить, заместить, замещать, заменятьRussian
- zamijenitiSerbo-Croatian
- byta, byta ut, byta mot, ersättaSwedish
- thay thếVietnamese
- 更換Chinese
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Определения слова replace
- заменять, замещать.
- We suggest replacing the present chairman with a younger person
- вытеснять; занимать чьё-л. место
- восстанавливать
- помещать, возвращать обратно (на место)
- отдавать обратно, возвращать.
- To replace the borrowed pencil
- заменять, замещать.
Синонимы к слову replace
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- change
- displace
- exchange
- interchange
- put back
- reinstate
- restore
- return
- substitute
- supersede
- supplant
- swap
- switch
- take the place of
- trade
- use instead
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What is another word for Replace?
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supersede
substitute, take the place of
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supplant
substitute, action
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substitute
activity, action
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restore
put back, return
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exchange
substitute, activity
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succeed
take the place of, follow
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change
substitute, activity
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put back
put in place of
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displace
follow, transfer
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interchange
action, exchange
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return
put back, restore
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reinstate
return, restore
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follow
take the place of, put in place of
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swap
activity, substitute
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switch
activity, action
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relieve
let go, stand in for
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remove
transfer
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repay
restore, put in place of
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give back
pardon, return
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take over from
take the place of, put in place of
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oust
supplant, take the place of
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replenish
restore
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commute
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take the place of
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stand in
put in place of
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refund
restore
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renew
reinstate
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recover
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supercede
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reimburse
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- change
- follow
- oust
- recover
- reinstate
- restore
- succeed
- supplant
- supply
- take over
- take over from
- alter
- compensate
- displace
- mend
- patch
- reconstitute
- recoup
- redeem
- redress
- reestablish
- refund
- regain
- reimburse
- repay
- restitute
- retrieve
- ring
- shift
- sub
- substitute
- supersede
- back up
- fill in
- front for
- give back
- outplace
- pinch hit for
- put back
- ring in
- stand in (for)
- stand in lieu of
- step into shoes of
- swap places
- take out
On this page you’ll find 99 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to replace, such as: change, follow, oust, recover, reinstate, and restore.
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WORDS RELATED TO REPLACE
- accommodate
- adapt
- adjust
- alter
- alternate
- commute
- convert
- diminish
- diverge
- diversify
- evolve
- fluctuate
- make innovations
- make over
- merge
- metamorphose
- moderate
- modify
- modulate
- mutate
- naturalize
- recondition
- redo
- reduce
- reform
- regenerate
- remake
- remodel
- renovate
- reorganize
- replace
- resolve
- restyle
- revolutionize
- shape
- shift
- substitute
- tamper with
- temper
- transfigure
- transform
- translate
- transmute
- transpose
- turn
- vacillate
- vary
- veer
- warp
- accommodates
- adapts
- adjusts
- alternates
- alters
- commutes
- converts
- diminishes
- diverges
- diversifies
- evolves
- fluctuates
- makes innovations
- makes over
- merges
- metamorphoses
- moderates
- modifies
- modulates
- mutates
- naturalizes
- re-does
- reconditions
- reduces
- reforms
- regenerates
- remakes
- remodels
- renovates
- reorganizes
- replaces
- resolves
- restyles
- revolutionizes
- shapes
- shifts
- substitutes
- tamper with
- tempers
- transfigures
- transforms
- translates
- transmutes
- transposes
- turns
- vacillates
- varies
- veers
- warps
- absolve
- ax
- boot out
- bounce
- bump
- bust
- can
- cashier
- disburden
- discard
- disencumber
- dispense
- displace
- eject
- excuse
- exempt
- expel
- fire
- freeze out
- give one notice
- kick out
- lay off
- let go
- let off
- let one go
- let out
- lock out
- nix
- oust
- privilege from
- relieve
- remove
- replace
- ride out on rail
- run out of town
- show the door
- spare
- supersede
- supplant
- terminate
- unload
- banish
- can
- cashier
- cut out
- deport
- depose
- dethrone
- discard
- discharge
- discrown
- disenthrone
- dismiss
- disthrone
- exile
- expatriate
- fire
- oust
- relegate
- remove
- replace
- sack
- step into shoes of
- succeed
- supersede
- supplant
- take over
- take the place of
- transport
- uncrown
- unmake
- usurp
- confuse
- derange
- disarrange
- disarray
- discompose
- disorganize
- displace
- distort
- foul up
- interfere
- jumble
- louse up
- mess up
- mix up
- move
- muddle
- remove
- replace
- shift
- tamper
- unsettle
- upset
- afflicts
- agitates
- ails
- alarms
- amazes
- annoys
- arouses
- astounds
- badgers
- burns up
- complicates
- confounds
- confuses
- depresses
- discomposes
- disheartens
- disrupts
- distracts
- distresses
- excites
- flusters
- frightens
- galls
- grieves
- harasses
- interferes
- interrupts
- intrudes
- irks
- irritates
- makes uneasy
- molests
- muddles
- outrages
- pains
- perplexes
- perturbs
- pesters
- piques
- plagues
- provokes
- puzzles
- rattles
- rouses
- ruffles
- shakes
- shakes up
- startles
- tires
- troubles
- unhinges
- unnerves
- unsettles
- vexes
- worries
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1585 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ɹɪplˈe͡ɪs], [ ɹɪplˈeɪs], [ ɹ_ɪ_p_l_ˈeɪ_s]
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- join,
- arrive,
- enter,
- attach,
- start,
- oust,
- land,
- break into.
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•
- surrogate.
• fill in (noun)
- fill.
• put back (noun)
- put back.
• replace (noun)
- supplant,
- supervene upon,
- substitute.
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v.
• change (verb)
- replace.
• discharge (verb)
- locked out,
- dis burden,
- dis-card,
- dis-encumber,
- dis-cards,
- gives notice,
- letted one go,
- shows door,
- dis cards,
- gave one notice,
- lets out,
- dis-burdens,
- dis encumber,
- dis-burden,
- un loading,
- ran out of town,
- giving notice,
- dis-charged,
- runs out of town,
- re-moves,
- dis charges,
- show door,
- rode out rail,
- gave notice,
- letting one go,
- re-move,
- freezing out,
- dis charge,
- dis-encumbered,
- gives one notice,
- rode out on rail,
- dis-burdened,
- rid out rail,
- privileges from,
- dis card,
- ride out rail,
- rides out rail,
- running out of town,
- running out town,
- dis-encumbering,
- dis-burdening,
- dis burdens,
- showing door,
- letted out,
- locks out,
- un-loaded,
- dis-charge,
- booted out,
- showing the door,
- dis-encumbers,
- un loads,
- re move,
- letted go,
- re-moving,
- giving one notice,
- shows the door,
- runs out town,
- showed door,
- riding out on rail,
- dis-carded,
- dis-charges,
- dis burdening,
- rides out on rail,
- privileging from,
- dis carded,
- dis-carding,
- dis charging,
- lets one go,
- dis carding,
- freezes out,
- rid out on rail,
- privileged from,
- dis encumbering,
- riding out rail,
- locking out,
- run out town,
- re moved,
- showed the door,
- un load,
- un loaded,
- dis encumbered,
- nixed,
- boots out,
- ran out town,
- un-loads,
- un-load,
- dis-charging,
- un-loading,
- dis burdened,
- dis encumbers,
- dis charged,
- re moving,
- froze out.
• displace (verb)
- ex-patriate,
- de thrones,
- de throned,
- re-legates,
- dis-enthroning,
- disthroning,
- de-posed,
- dis-placing,
- de posing,
- dis throned,
- dis enthrones,
- dis placed,
- dis thrones,
- stepping in to shoes of,
- disthroned,
- uncrowns,
- dis missing,
- stepped in to shoes of,
- dis places,
- re legate,
- dis throne,
- un crown,
- takes the place of,
- dis-missing,
- dis-enthrones,
- de throning,
- takes place of,
- dis-throne,
- dis crowns,
- dis-crown,
- un made,
- dis-crowning,
- de-thrones,
- dis crown,
- ex patriating,
- dis missed,
- dis-place,
- de-ported,
- ex patriates,
- un-crowns,
- dis enthrone,
- dis-enthrone,
- ex patriate,
- dis-places,
- re-legate,
- un-crowned,
- un makes,
- de-throne,
- disthrones,
- dis place,
- de-posing,
- dis-enthroned,
- dis-throning,
- stepping into shoes of,
- ex-patriated,
- un make,
- dis-missed,
- disenthroning,
- dis placing,
- un-makes,
- de throne,
- steps in to shoes of,
- taking place of,
- dis crowning,
- taking the place of,
- un crowned,
- de-throning,
- disenthroned,
- discrowns,
- step in to shoes of,
- un making,
- dis enthroned,
- dis-crowns,
- ex-patriating,
- dis enthroning,
- disenthrones,
- dis crowned,
- dis-crowned,
- dis-throned,
- de pose,
- dis-placed,
- un-making,
- ex-patriates,
- takes over,
- took over,
- de posed,
- dis throning,
- un crowns,
- took place of,
- re legates,
- steps into shoes of,
- de-pose,
- stepped into shoes of,
- un-make,
- de ported,
- dis-thrones,
- ex patriated,
- un crowning,
- de-throned,
- un-made,
- un-crown,
- un-crowning,
- de-porting,
- de porting,
- trans ported,
- took the place of.
• disturb (verb)
- up-set,
- dis-compose,
- dis array,
- dis-torts,
- un settling,
- dis arrays,
- up setting,
- dis-organize,
- de ranging,
- de ranged,
- dis arranged,
- dis-arranges,
- dis-arrayed,
- dis composes,
- dis-arraying,
- de-ranging,
- dis-arrange,
- dis composing,
- de-range,
- dis-organizes,
- dis organize,
- dis arrayed,
- dis-organized,
- dis arrange,
- dis-arranging,
- un-settle,
- dis-organizing,
- inter feres,
- un-settled,
- de-ranges,
- dis composed,
- dis organizing,
- dis-arranged,
- inter-fere,
- de ranges,
- dis arranges,
- dis-arrays,
- dis tort,
- dis arraying,
- inter fere,
- up-setting,
- dis-composing,
- inter-feres,
- dis torts,
- dis-tort,
- up sets,
- dis compose,
- dis organized,
- up-sets,
- dis arranging,
- de-ranged,
- dis-composes,
- de range,
- dis-array,
- dis organizes,
- dis-composed,
- un settles,
- un settled,
- un-settling,
- un settle.
• exchange (verb)
- buying sell,
- contacts with,
- re vise,
- inter changing,
- inter-changed,
- passed to,
- trans acts,
- returning compliment,
- trans-acted,
- dealt in,
- flipflopped,
- gave take,
- re-vise,
- turns tables,
- return compliment,
- contacted with,
- re verse,
- passing to,
- converting in to,
- ex-change,
- giving and take,
- buy sell,
- re-versed,
- flipflopping,
- trans act,
- re vising,
- gives take,
- trans acting,
- returns the compliment,
- horse trades,
- converts in to,
- payed back,
- re-verse,
- returns compliment,
- hooking up,
- gave and take,
- ex changes,
- ex change,
- flip flop,
- convert in to,
- ex-changing,
- turn tables,
- converts into,
- ex-changed,
- inter changed,
- hooks up,
- went over to,
- re-vising,
- trans-act,
- inter-changing,
- going over to,
- passes to,
- buys and sell,
- cashing in,
- inter-changes,
- flip-flopped,
- inter change,
- give take,
- buys sell,
- pays back,
- giving take,
- converted in to,
- flip flopping,
- trans acted,
- cashed in,
- flip flopped,
- ex changing,
- gives and take,
- contacting with,
- re vised,
- re-vised,
- swapped horses,
- turning the tables,
- buying and sell,
- links up,
- ex changed,
- returned the compliment,
- trans-acting,
- cashes in,
- horse traded,
- converting into,
- swapping horses,
- turns the tables,
- bought and sell,
- turning tables,
- swaps horses,
- re versing,
- turned tables,
- inter changes,
- ex-changes,
- goes over to,
- bought sell,
- returned compliment,
- trans-acts,
- returning the compliment.
• fill in (verb)
- re-presents,
- re present,
- inter posing,
- under-studying,
- under studies,
- inter-posed,
- in sinuate,
- re presenting,
- re-presented,
- inter-pose,
- under studied,
- under-studies,
- under studying,
- in-sinuates,
- in-sinuating,
- re-presenting,
- Re-present,
- re presents,
- re presented,
- under-study,
- under study,
- in sinuates,
- under-studied,
- inter-posing,
- in sinuating,
- inter posed,
- inter pose,
- in-sinuate,
- in sinuated.
• follow (verb)
- was subsequent to,
- post-dated,
- came next,
- goes next,
- post date,
- wert subsequent to,
- post dates,
- went next,
- comes after,
- sprang from,
- art subsequent to,
- post-date,
- post dated,
- post-dates,
- were subsequent to,
- springs from,
- being subsequent to,
- proceeded from,
- post dating,
- went after,
- springing from,
- am subsequent to,
- going next,
- is subsequent to,
- wast subsequent to,
- proceeds from,
- sprung from,
- are subsequent to,
- comes next,
- came after,
- post-dating.
• pinch-hit (verb)
- pinchhit.
• re-create (verb)
- gives new look to,
- gave a new look to,
- gives a new look to,
- gave new look to,
- re create,
- giving new look to,
- giving a new look to,
- give new look to.
• rearrange (verb)
- re-distributes,
- re-arrange,
- re sets,
- re-adjusting,
- re-set,
- re-adjusted,
- re adjusted,
- re-arranges,
- re-distribute,
- re setting,
- re-distributing,
- re arrange,
- re-setting,
- re distribute,
- re distributed,
- re-distributed,
- re adjust,
- re-arranging,
- re-arranged,
- re distributing,
- re-sets,
- re arranged,
- re adjusts,
- re-adjusts,
- re arranges,
- re set,
- re distributes,
- re arranging,
- re adjusting.
• recondition (verb)
- re conditioned,
- re-conditioning,
- re conditions,
- re condition,
- re-condition,
- re claiming,
- re claimed,
- re-conditioned,
- re claims,
- re claim,
- re-conditions,
- re conditioning,
- re-claimed.
• reconstruct (verb)
- re-pairs,
- re-tools,
- re oriented,
- re-paired,
- re-working,
- re pairing,
- re fashioned,
- over hauls,
- re constitute,
- re habilitate,
- de-duces,
- re build,
- re mold,
- re constitutes,
- re constructing,
- re molding,
- re builded,
- refashions,
- re produced,
- re cast,
- re assembled,
- re-constitutes,
- re habilitates,
- re-cast,
- re-building,
- re-assembling,
- re orienting,
- over haul,
- re working,
- re-molded,
- re habilitating,
- re tools,
- re construct,
- de duces,
- re paired,
- re vamps,
- re orients,
- re shuffles,
- re-habilitates,
- re-vamping,
- re establish,
- re-work,
- re-assembles,
- re worked,
- re molded,
- re vamped,
- re producing,
- over hauling,
- re-works,
- re casts,
- re-orients,
- over-hauling,
- re pair,
- re tooling,
- remolds,
- pieces together,
- re-constructs,
- re works,
- re produces,
- re-produce,
- re-constitute,
- re-pairing,
- re-molding,
- re-mold,
- re-pair,
- re-vamp,
- re-assembled,
- re fashion,
- re shuffled,
- re-builded,
- re-fashions,
- re shuffle,
- re-construct,
- re-orienting,
- re orient,
- re-fashion,
- re building,
- over-hauls,
- re-producing,
- re fashioning,
- re-build,
- re-vamps,
- re establishing,
- over-haul,
- re assembles,
- re-casting,
- re constructs,
- re constituting,
- re tool,
- re assemble,
- re-constituting,
- re work,
- over-hauled,
- re wrought,
- re-shuffle,
- re tooled,
- re-molds,
- re-tooling,
- re-habilitated,
- re constructed,
- re-fashioning,
- re-oriented,
- re-tooled,
- re-constituted,
- re casting,
- re assembling,
- re-habilitate,
- re-casts,
- de-duce,
- re-produces,
- re-shuffled,
- re-wrought,
- re builds,
- re habilitated,
- re established,
- re-worked,
- re-fashioned,
- re establishes,
- re shuffling,
- re-shuffles,
- re-constructed,
- re-produced,
- re-habilitating,
- re constituted,
- re-tool,
- re fashions,
- Re-orient,
- re-builds,
- over hauled,
- re-constructing,
- re-vamped,
- re pairs,
- re-shuffling,
- re molds,
- de duce.
• reinstate (verb)
- re-hires,
- re introduces,
- re deeming,
- reelecting,
- re deem,
- re elects,
- re-instate,
- re invested,
- re-electing,
- re calls,
- put power again,
- re introducing,
- re instates,
- re elect,
- re invest,
- re investing,
- re-calling,
- reinvests,
- re hiring,
- re instated,
- re-introduces,
- re invests,
- putting back,
- re-instated,
- re hired,
- re hire,
- re-deem,
- re introduced,
- re-hire,
- re instate,
- re-call,
- re-called,
- re-elects,
- re-hired,
- re-investing,
- re-deems,
- re introduce,
- putting in power again,
- re-invest,
- re instating,
- re-instating,
- re-instates,
- rehires,
- puts power again,
- puts back,
- re electing,
- re calling,
- re hires,
- reelects,
- puts in power again,
- re-invests,
- re-hiring,
- re elected,
- re deemed,
- brings back,
- re-calls,
- re-deeming,
- putting power again.
• renew (verb)
- re-commenced,
- ex tend,
- re treading,
- re vitalized,
- brought to date,
- bring up date,
- re affirm,
- re stock,
- bringing to date,
- re-states,
- bringing date,
- ex tended,
- re vitalizing,
- breathes new life into,
- re fit,
- ex-tended,
- re-news,
- pro-long,
- pro longing,
- re-affirming,
- gentrifies,
- re-vitalizing,
- re-fresh,
- re-commencing,
- re stocking,
- re-invigorated,
- re state,
- re-stocking,
- brings date,
- re-peat,
- re-peats,
- pro-longs,
- re-freshes,
- re opening,
- brings up date,
- re tread,
- pro long,
- re-opened,
- ex-tends,
- re fitted,
- brings to date,
- re peats,
- re-opening,
- brings up to date,
- re-awakens,
- re fits,
- ex-tending,
- re-affirmed,
- breathing new life in to,
- re opened,
- bringing up to date,
- re vitalizes,
- re-invigorate,
- bring date,
- re-commences,
- re commenced,
- re stating,
- re-awakening,
- breathes new life in to,
- re-stocks,
- re treads,
- breathed new life into,
- re stocked,
- ex tends,
- pro-longed,
- re-opens,
- re invigorates,
- breathing new life into,
- gentrifying,
- re-awaken,
- re new,
- re stocks,
- re freshes,
- re affirms,
- re commences,
- re invigorate,
- re commence,
- re vitalize,
- re invigorated,
- brought date,
- re-awakened,
- pro-longing,
- breathed new life in to,
- re-stocked,
- re peat,
- re-vitalized,
- re-treads,
- re-affirms,
- brought up date,
- ex tending,
- re-fitting,
- re commencing,
- re awaken,
- gentrified,
- bring to date,
- re-treading,
- pro longs,
- re-new,
- re-fitted,
- re awakened,
- re opens,
- re fitting,
- bringing up date,
- re-fits,
- re-vitalizes,
- re affirming,
- re-affirm,
- re awakening,
- breathe new life in to,
- re news,
- re-stock,
- re-state,
- re states,
- re-tread,
- re invigorating,
- re-stating,
- re open,
- re stated,
- re-invigorating,
- re affirmed,
- re awakens,
- re-invigorates,
- re-stated,
- re-fit,
- ex-tend,
- re-commence,
- re-vitalize.
• replenish (verb)
- re-fills,
- re plenish,
- re filled,
- re filling,
- pro-visions,
- re-loading,
- re loading,
- re plenished,
- re-plenish,
- pro-viding,
- pro vision,
- re loaded,
- re-plenished,
- pro-vide,
- pro-vision,
- pro viding,
- re fills,
- re plenishing,
- re-fill,
- pro-visioning,
- pro-vided,
- re load,
- re plenishes,
- pro visioned,
- re fill,
- pro-vides,
- re-filling,
- re-plenishes,
- pro vides,
- re loads,
- pro visioning,
- re-plenishing,
- pro-visioned,
- pro vide,
- pro vided,
- pro visions,
- re-filled.
• restore (verb)
- set rights,
- re-erects,
- re-vivifies,
- sets rights,
- re-covers,
- re-imposes,
- re-animating,
- re storing,
- made healthy,
- wins back,
- hands back,
- re imposes,
- re vivified,
- re vivify,
- re store,
- re stores,
- re erected,
- re-erected,
- re stored,
- re-furbish,
- setting to rights,
- winning back,
- re impose,
- re-imposing,
- up dating,
- re erects,
- re-animate,
- reerects,
- handed back,
- re animates,
- re touch,
- re-animates,
- re-vivify,
- re furbishes,
- re animating,
- re furbish,
- re vivifies,
- re-furbishing,
- re imposed,
- re-furbishes,
- re touched,
- up dates,
- reimposed,
- re-touch,
- Re-store,
- re-storing,
- re-vivifying,
- reimposes,
- re furbished,
- re-covering,
- winned back,
- sets to rights,
- re touches,
- re animated,
- reimposing,
- up-dates,
- re covering,
- re-imposed,
- setting rights,
- re cover,
- handing back,
- re touching,
- up dated,
- re-erect,
- re imposing,
- up-date,
- re erect,
- re vivifying,
- re-vivified,
- reerecting,
- won back,
- reerected,
- making healthy,
- re-animated,
- re-stores,
- sends back,
- re erecting,
- re-touching,
- re-impose,
- re covered,
- re-covered,
- re-furbished,
- re-erecting,
- re animate,
- re-touches,
- re-stored,
- up date,
- makes healthy,
- re-touched.
• return (verb)
- re-turning,
- re bated,
- re-bate,
- re inserted,
- carried back,
- be stow,
- re-seats,
- rolling back,
- carries back,
- re-pay,
- re-funded,
- re pays,
- re-paying,
- re quite,
- re bate,
- tosses back,
- re-seated,
- re seating,
- reseats,
- rolls back,
- tossing back,
- reinserts,
- re-funds,
- be-stows,
- re-inserts,
- be-stowed,
- re seats,
- re pay,
- re-inserting,
- be-stow,
- re-turned,
- re acting,
- re bating,
- re funded,
- re funds,
- Re-turn,
- re-turns,
- re-inserted,
- re-bating,
- re turning,
- re-seating,
- re fund,
- re-paid,
- be stowing,
- thrusting back,
- re-insert,
- re-fund,
- re turn,
- re-pays,
- re inserting,
- re inserts,
- be stowed,
- re seated,
- re paying,
- re-seat,
- re-bated,
- re bates,
- re-acted,
- re funding,
- re turned,
- tost back,
- thrusts back,
- be stows,
- rolled back,
- be-stowing,
- re-quite,
- tossed back,
- re turns,
- re-funding,
- re acted,
- re paid,
- carrying back,
- re insert,
- re seat.
• shift (verb)
- re-calibrated,
- co oking,
- turns around,
- re located,
- turns corner,
- switching over,
- yo yos,
- yo yo,
- re calibrated,
- dialed back,
- recalibrates,
- yoyos,
- swapping places,
- dis locating,
- moves over,
- re positioned,
- yoyoing,
- re-locates,
- hem haw,
- re positions,
- about facing,
- re-calibrating,
- re positioning,
- re-positioning,
- re-positions,
- moving over,
- bottoms out,
- changes gears,
- re calibrates,
- dis-located,
- re-calibrates,
- turns the corner,
- re locate,
- dis locates,
- re locates,
- dialing back,
- switched over,
- dis-locating,
- switches over,
- re locating,
- turning the corner,
- re-locate,
- dis located,
- changing gears,
- re calibrating,
- turning corner,
- dis-locates,
- turn corner,
- swapped places,
- yo yoed,
- yoyoed,
- yo-yoing,
- yo yoing,
- re calibrate,
- re-position,
- about face,
- moving around,
- re-calibrate,
- changed gears,
- re position,
- moves around,
- swaps places,
- moved over,
- turned the corner,
- turned corner,
- dials back,
- co-oking,
- yo-yoed,
- about faced,
- blow hot cold,
- dis-locate,
- dialled back,
- co oked,
- bottomed out,
- dialling back,
- re-locating,
- co-oked,
- dis locate,
- re-positioned,
- re-located.
• substitute (verb)
- second,
- alternate,
- represent,
- commute,
- trade,
- swap,
- subrogate,
- imitate.
• succeed (verb)
- follows order,
- are subsequent,
- come in to,
- comes in to possession,
- am subsequent,
- wert subsequent,
- coming into,
- wast subsequent,
- come in to possession,
- following order,
- came in to possession,
- enter up on,
- coming in to possession,
- follow order,
- were subsequent,
- follows after,
- came into,
- followed in order,
- coming into possession,
- was subsequent,
- art subsequent,
- being subsequent,
- comes into possession,
- coming in to,
- is subsequent,
- followed order,
- follows in order,
- came in to,
- comes in to,
- came into possession,
- followed after.
• supersede (verb)
- over-rule,
- over-ruling,
- out-place,
- outplaced,
- de sert,
- over rules,
- out-modes,
- over-rules,
- outmoding,
- out-placed,
- out mode,
- outplaces,
- out places,
- over ruled,
- out-places,
- out placed,
- over ruling,
- over-ruled,
- out placing,
- out modes,
- outplacing,
- de-sert,
- out-placing,
- sets aside,
- out place,
- out-mode,
- outmodes.
• supervene (verb)
- onned,
- onning.
• switch (verb)
- changing course,
- turnabouted,
- turns aside,
- turnabouting,
- changed course.
• take the place of; put in place of (verb)
- ring in,
- compensate,
- repay,
- redress,
- redeem,
- back up,
- reimburse,
- pinch hit for,
- recoup,
- reestablish,
- front for,
- patch,
- mend,
- refund,
- take out,
- sub,
- ring,
- recover,
- regain,
- take over from,
- alter,
- sit in,
- stand in lieu of,
- give back,
- supply,
- retrieve.
• unseat (verb)
- un-seated,
- un seat,
- un-seat,
- un seated,
- un-seats,
- un seats,
- un-seating,
- un seating.
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Other synonyms:
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•
- supersize,
- root out,
- chase away,
- slough off,
- sit in for,
- cast aside,
- bundle off,
- usurp,
- act for,
- discard,
- make up for,
- dispel,
- obviate,
- eradicate,
- shuck off,
- quench,
- dispense with,
- rotate.
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•
- spell,
- ditch,
- cast off,
- shed,
- palm off,
- kiss off,
- postdate,
- bin,
- junk,
- throw away,
- dismiss,
- quell,
- relieve,
- do away with,
- offload,
- jettison,
- prune.
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•
- cleanse,
- purge,
- throw off,
- unload,
- banish.
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•
- eliminate,
- scrap,
- flush,
- chuck,
- toss,
- reverse,
- trash.
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•
- dispatch.
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•
- dump.
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•
- act.
• change
- made over,
- restyling,
- restyle,
- tampers with,
- transformed,
- make innovations,
- tamper with,
- transfigure,
- Metamorphosed,
- re-formed,
- Evolved,
- tampering with,
- restyled,
- remaking,
- metamorphose,
- tampered with,
- remakes,
- warp,
- make over,
- Revolutionizing,
- remake,
- Re-form.
• discharge
- nixing,
- let go,
- run out of town,
- letting out,
- lets go,
- ride out on rail,
- booting out,
- boot out,
- show the door,
- privilege from,
- give notice,
- give one notice,
- let one go,
- let out,
- letting go,
- lock out,
- freeze out.
• follow
- go next,
- supervene,
- going after,
- coming next,
- spring from,
- postdates,
- coming after,
- come after,
- Postdating,
- goes after,
- go after,
- be subsequent to,
- come next,
- Followed,
- proceed from,
- Postdated,
- proceeding from.
• Other relevant words:
- flip-flopping,
- readjust,
- retreaded,
- reloads,
- refilled,
- Discrown,
- outplace,
- converted into,
- Faulted,
- disturb,
- cash in,
- understudied,
- stand in,
- switch over,
- reseating,
- Sprucing,
- change,
- take place of,
- turn aside,
- traded,
- reconstruct,
- fill in,
- substracting,
- move around,
- setting aside,
- bottoming out,
- Resumed,
- horse trading,
- resets,
- revitalize,
- taking over,
- begin again,
- reinstate,
- Faulting,
- Re-open,
- reseat,
- gentrify,
- shifting,
- step into shoes of,
- Uncrown,
- returning,
- swap places,
- supersede,
- pay back,
- succeed,
- refit,
- Exchanging,
- recalibrating,
- Disenthrone,
- understudying,
- re-loaded,
- displace,
- up set,
- turn the tables,
- began again,
- hook up,
- dial back,
- convert into,
- reaffirmed,
- rebating,
- change course,
- yo-yo,
- unseat,
- brought up to date,
- outmode,
- ONS,
- Disarraying,
- re-loads,
- re-load,
- discharge,
- linked up,
- moved around,
- retread,
- redistributed,
- Discrowned,
- unmaking,
- re-adjust,
- substracts,
- shunt,
- refill,
- horse trade,
- restocked,
- reinserted,
- castled,
- Provisioning,
- Bandying,
- shift,
- reconnect,
- usurped,
- breathe new life into,
- recommencing,
- take the place of,
- substracted,
- shunts,
- deal in,
- bottom out,
- thrust back,
- turned aside,
- rebated,
- swap horses,
- beginning again,
- recalibrate,
- renew,
- toss back,
- switch,
- return the compliment,
- Recommence,
- stands in,
- turning around,
- paying back,
- reinserting,
- return,
- Shunting,
- reload,
- redistributes,
- readjusted,
- yo-yos,
- redistributing,
- reloading,
- take over,
- recalibrated,
- turning aside,
- pass to,
- recommences,
- move over,
- restitute,
- go over to,
- reset,
- turned around,
- refits,
- unmakes,
- linking up,
- Spruced,
- dealing in,
- switching,
- unmake,
- Discrowning,
- stood in,
- filled in,
- Provisioned,
- rearrange,
- uncrowned,
- contact with,
- restocking,
- exchange,
- disarrayed,
- carry back,
- follow,
- spruces,
- deals in,
- replenish,
- Substract,
- turned the tables,
- paid back,
- reaffirms,
- link up,
- recommenced,
- restock,
- standing in,
- flipflop,
- repositioned,
- give and take,
- Disthrone,
- refilling,
- inter-change,
- restore,
- refitted,
- Bandied,
- begins again,
- reposition,
- repositions,
- restocks,
- reloaded,
- repositioning,
- Reinsert,
- turn the corner,
- reaffirm,
- buy and sell,
- YOYO,
- reaffirming,
- change gears,
- redistribute,
- recondition,
- roll back,
- retreading,
- bring up to date,
- interject,
- castling,
- turn around,
- Shunted,
- resetting,
- refitting,
- uncrowning,
- retreads,
- changes course,
- reseated,
- re-create,
- refills.
• re-create
- give a new look to.
• reconstruct
- refashioned,
- piece together,
- refashioning,
- retools,
- reassembling,
- reoriented,
- remolding,
- re-establish,
- reorients,
- reconstitutes,
- refashion,
- reorienting,
- reshuffles,
- reshuffling,
- reconstituting,
- reconstitute,
- reassembled,
- re-assemble,
- re-established,
- re-establishing,
- retool,
- reshuffled,
- pieced together,
- remold,
- reassembles,
- reconstituted,
- recasts,
- retooling,
- recasting,
- retooled,
- reorient,
- piecing together,
- remolded,
- reassemble,
- recast,
- reshuffle,
- re-establishes.
• recreate
- reinvent.
• reinstate
- re-introduced,
- brought back,
- reelect,
- reinvesting,
- re-invested,
- re-introduce,
- bring back,
- bringing back,
- reinvested,
- Rehire,
- re-elected,
- Reinvest,
- reelected,
- rehired,
- re-introducing,
- re-elect,
- rehiring,
- put in power again.
• restore
- re-cover,
- Reerect,
- hand back,
- send back,
- sent back,
- reimpose,
- make healthy,
- win back,
- sending back,
- set to rights.
• substitute
- stand in for,
- be in place of,
- subbed,
- take another’s place,
- swap places with,
- subbing,
- cover for,
- fill one’s position,
- go as,
- pinch-hit,
- serve in one’s stead,
- double for,
- fill in for,
- proxied,
- stood in for,
- acted for,
- proxying,
- do the work of.
• succeed
- follow in order,
- be subsequent,
- follow after,
- comes into,
- come into possession,
- following in order,
- following after,
- enter upon,
- come into.
How to use «Replace» in context?
When looking to replace something, there is often a lot of confusion and uncertainty. First, you need to identify the item that needs to be replaced. Once you know what you are looking for, you need to weigh the cost and convenience of the new option against the old one. Sometimes the best option is to simply replace the item with something similar. Other times, you may need to replace the entire component.
When it comes to software, there are a lot of different options for replacing parts. One option is to simply install a new copy of the software.
Paraphrases for Replace:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
replacing, replaced, replaces.
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Proper noun, singular
replacing, replaced, replaces.
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Noun, plural
replacing, replaces.
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Adverb
replacing, replaces.
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Adjective
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, plural
replacements.
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Noun, plural
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Independent
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Coordinating conjunction
renew, changes.
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Adjective
renew, substitutes.
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Proper noun, singular
Does, Leaves.
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Noun, plural
places, offices, responsibilities.
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Noun, singular or mass
renew.
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Adverb
instead.
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Verb, past tense
suggested, used, Switched.
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Verb, past participle
exchanged, filled, modified, opposed, removed, represented, used, Succeeded, Supplanted, Switched, superceded.
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Verb, non-3rd person singular present
are.
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Verb, base form
convert, fill, impersonate, lay, obviate, oust, overlay, preempt, reimburse, relieve, relocate, renew, replenish, reposition, reverse, succeed, supplant, upgrade, Reattach, changes, backfill, pre-empt, supplythe.
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Coordinating conjunction
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Other Related
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Coordinating conjunction
override.
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Preposition or subordinating conjunction
override.
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Adjective
override.
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Proper noun, singular
override, replacements, overrides.
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Noun, plural
substitutes.
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Noun, singular or mass
override.
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Adverb
override.
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Verb, non-3rd person singular present
override.
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Verb, base form
compensate, displace, override, supersede, substitutes.
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Coordinating conjunction
Homophones for Replace:
- raffles, repulse, reflux, riblike, rivulus, rebellious, ribless, reflex, rafflesiaceae, rubiales, republish, replica, ropewalk, roofless, rabelais, republic.
Hyponym for Replace:
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v.
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change
regenerate, renew.
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change