Definition for Absorb:

• To imbibe; to suck or swallow up; to engage wholly.

Synonyms for Absorb:

• n.

  •
  • give.
  •
  • manage,
  • awareness,
  • cope,
  • surmount,
  • overcome,
  • excite.
  •
  • motivate,
  • dazzle,
  • enthuse.
  •
  • deplete,
  • finish.
  •absorb (noun)
  • soak up,
  • assimilate,
  • draw,
  • steep,
  • sop up,
  • plunge.

• v.

  •learn (verb)
  • grasp,
  • study,
  • master,
  • learn,
  • glean,
  • realize,
  • discover,
  • read,
  • understand,
  • comprehend.
  •mentally take in information (verb)
  • follow,
  • latch onto,
  • get,
  • get into.
  •occupy complete attention (verb)
  • fill,
  • captivate,
  • concern,
  • obsess,
  • hold,
  • employ.
  •physically take in a liquid (verb)
  • consume,
  • blot,
  • Osmose,
  • ingurgitate,
  • sponge up.
  •receive (verb)
  • admit,
  • pocket,
  • accept,
  • inhale,
  • acquire,
  • engorge,
  • gobble,
  • access,
  • inspire,
  • take,
  • receive.

Antonyms for Absorb:

• v.

  • mentally take in information
    miss.
  • occupy complete attention
    let go, ignore, repulse, cancel, repel, release, reject.
  • physically take in a liquid
    distract, spew, emit, eject, dissipate, misunderstand, disperse, exude, vomit, abstain.
  • Other antonyms:
    augment, refuse, avoid, contest, reject, give up, vomit, increase, send out, distract, escape, reinforce, enlarge, eject, bolster, circumvent, bypass, pall, weary, dissipate, spurn, repudiate, evade, dismiss, enforce, refrain, exude, cast out, disgorge, preserve, abstain, restore, fortify, rebuild, oppose, fight, put forth, bore, conserve, strengthen, disperse, decline, renew, jade, revive, dodge, miss, forbear, elude, resist, combat, save, replace, repair, turn down.

Homophones for Absorb:

• apocrypha, abo group, Abukir Bay.

Hypernym for Absorb:

• v.

  • contact
    assimilate, resorb, imbibe, reabsorb.

Hyponym for Absorb:

• v.

  • change
    commingle, meld, blend, fuse, combine, conflate, flux, coalesce, immix, mix, merge.
  • contact
    receive, invite, take up, sorb, take in.
  • possession
    fund.