What are the opposite words for work?
The antonyms for the word "work" are often associated with leisure or relaxation. Some of the common antonyms of the word "work" are relax, rest, play, and vacation. These words imply a break from the daily routine, where individuals can unwind, recharge, and rejuvenate themselves. While "work" can be seen as a necessary evil, the antonyms provide a sense of balance to an individual's life, allowing them to enjoy their downtime without the stress of work. It is important to strike a balance between work and leisure to maintain a healthy lifestyle and avoid burnout.
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- trifle
- backfire
- fiddle with
- fool around
- mess around
- tinker
- boomerang
- fiddle
- social
- toy
- dandle
- caress, cuddle
- waste time
- mess with, tinker
- fiddle; goof off
- play with
- toy with; mess around
- manipulate, operate
- be employed; exert oneself
- pleasure
- amusement
- sport
- game
- rest
- leisure
- wrinkle
- inaction
- inactivity
- repose
- freedom
- achievement
- avocation
- banter
- bantering
- craze
- dissipation
- diversion
- ease
- enjoyment
- entertainment
- fad
- fun
- gaiety
- gleefulness
- humorousness
- jocosity
- laughter
- merrymaking
- mirth
- party
- play
- prank
- raillery
- sideline
- social gathering
- distraction
- frivolity
- frolic
- hobby
- humor
- idleness
- interest
- jest
- joke
- joy
- liberty
- naturalness
- pastime
- relaxation
- revelry
- supervision
- teasing
- treat
- entertaining, making someone laugh
- unceremoniousness
- vacation
- recreation
- amusement, entertainment, occasionally to excess
- having one's attention drawn away
- change in a course, path
- festivity
- peace, quiet; lack of difficulty
- delight in something
- amusement, pleasure
- celebration, revelry
- silliness, childishness
- amusement, revel
- amusement, play
- happiness, celebration
- pleasurable pastime
- laziness, inaction
- attraction, curiosity
- fun, quip
- great happiness, pleasure
- daytime performance
- great joy
- theater piece
- delight, happiness
- practical joke; frivolity
- sports, games, special interests
- restfulness; calm
- recreational activity; entertainment
- management of people, project
- pleasing entity or occurrence
- unrestraint
- planned time spent not working
- business, occupation
- labor, chore
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
-
trifle
- use up,
- using up,
- wink at,
- Fribbling,
- lollygags,
- fool with,
- fribbled,
- monkey with,
- futz around,
- are insincere,
- art insincere,
- be insincere,
- being insincere,
- dilly dally,
- fooled with,
- fooling with,
- fools with,
- futzed around,
- futzes around,
- futzing around,
- indulge in,
- indulged in,
- indulging in,
- is insincere,
- lollygagged,
- lollygagging,
- mis used,
- mis using,
- mis-used,
- mis-using,
- monkeying with,
- monkeys with,
- play games with,
- played games with,
- playing games with,
- used up,
- uses up,
- was insincere,
- wast insincere,
- were insincere,
- wert insincere,
- winking at,
- winks at.
- backfire
- fiddle with
- fool around
- mess around
-
tinker
- take apart,
- taking apart,
- mess with,
- play with,
- trifle with,
- messed with,
- messes with,
- messing with,
- mucked about,
- mucking about,
- mucks about,
- played with,
- playing with,
- plays with,
- re pair,
- re paired,
- re pairing,
- re pairs,
- re-pair,
- re-paired,
- re-pairing,
- re-pairs,
- takes apart,
- took apart,
- trifled with,
- trifles with,
- trifling with.
-
boomerang
- Re-turn,
- backlashed,
- backlashing,
- came home roost,
- came home to roost,
- come home roost,
- come home to roost,
- comes home roost,
- comes home to roost,
- coming home roost,
- coming home to roost,
- re acted,
- re acting,
- re bound,
- re bounded,
- re bounding,
- re bounds,
- re coil,
- re coiled,
- re coiling,
- re coils,
- re turn,
- re turning,
- re turns,
- re verse,
- re versing,
- re-acted,
- re-bound,
- re-bounded,
- re-bounding,
- re-bounds,
- re-coil,
- re-coiled,
- re-coiling,
- re-coils,
- re-turned,
- re-turning,
- re-turns,
- re-verse,
- re-versed.
- fiddle
-
social
- idle.
- toy
- dandle
- caress, cuddle
- waste time
- mess with, tinker
- fiddle; goof off
-
play with
- toy.
- toy with; mess around
- manipulate, operate
- be employed; exert oneself
- pleasure
- amusement
- sport
- game
- rest
-
leisure
- leisure,
- spare time,
- idle hours,
- vacant hour,
- idle hour,
- inter missions,
- leave absence,
- one own sweet time,
- one own sweet times,
- one sweet time,
- one sweet times,
- one's own sweet time,
- one's own sweet times,
- one's sweet time,
- one's sweet times,
- ones own sweet time,
- ones own sweet times,
- re cesses,
- re spite,
- re spites,
- re-cess,
- re-spites,
- spare moment,
- spare moments,
- spare times,
- vacant hours.
- wrinkle
- inaction
- inactivity
- repose
- freedom
- achievement
- avocation
- banter
- bantering
-
craze
- fad.
- dissipation
- diversion
- ease
- enjoyment
- entertainment
- fad
- fun
- gaiety
- gleefulness
- humorousness
- jocosity
- laughter
- merrymaking
- mirth
- party
- play
- prank
- raillery
- sideline
- social gathering
- distraction
- frivolity
- frolic
- hobby
- humor
-
idleness
- hibernation,
- unemployment,
- Otiosity,
- Pottering,
- Hibernations,
- joblessness,
- dawdlings,
- dilly dallyings,
- dilly-dallyings,
- dillydallyings,
- dronings,
- goof off time,
- goof off times,
- goof-off time,
- goof-off times,
- goofoff time,
- goofoff times,
- joblessnesses,
- lazings,
- loafings,
- loiterings,
- otiosities,
- own sweet time,
- own sweet times,
- potterings,
- time burn,
- time hand,
- time hands,
- time kill,
- time on hand,
- time on hands,
- time on one hand,
- time on one's hand,
- time on one's hands,
- time on ones hand,
- time on ones hands,
- time one hand,
- time one hands,
- time one's hands,
- time ones hands,
- time to kill,
- time wasting,
- time wastings,
- time-wasting,
- time-wastings,
- timewasting,
- timewastings,
- un employment,
- un employments,
- un-employment,
- un-employments,
- unemployments,
- vegetatings.
- interest
- jest
- joke
- joy
- liberty
- naturalness
- pastime
- relaxation
- revelry
- supervision
- teasing
- treat
- entertaining, making someone laugh
- unceremoniousness
- vacation
- recreation
- amusement, entertainment, occasionally to excess
- having one's attention drawn away
- change in a course, path
-
festivity
- dos,
- do's,
- revelings,
- revelments.
-
peace, quiet; lack of difficulty
- ease.
- delight in something
- amusement, pleasure
- celebration, revelry
- silliness, childishness
- amusement, revel
-
amusement, play
- fun.
- happiness, celebration
- pleasurable pastime
- laziness, inaction
- attraction, curiosity
-
fun, quip
- joke.
-
great happiness, pleasure
- joy.
- daytime performance
- great joy
-
theater piece
- play.
- delight, happiness
- practical joke; frivolity
- sports, games, special interests
- restfulness; calm
- recreational activity; entertainment
- management of people, project
- pleasing entity or occurrence
- unrestraint
- planned time spent not working
- business, occupation
- labor, chore
-
Other relevant words
- bask,
- dally,
- dawdle,
- defer,
- dillydally,
- footle,
- kick around,
- lay over,
- loaf,
- loll,
- malfunction,
- misfunction,
- put over,
- recreate,
- relax,
- remit,
- skylark,
- stagnate,
- veg out,
- adroitness,
- avocation,
- cessation,
- deliberation,
- dormancy,
- endurance,
- facility,
- fluency,
- hobby,
- idleness,
- immobility,
- inaction,
- inactivity,
- indolence,
- inertia,
- languor,
- laziness,
- passion,
- pursuit,
- quiet,
- smoothness,
- suffering,
- suspension,
- vacation,
- fun.
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Other antonyms
- break,
- check,
- constrain,
- control,
- creation,
- ease,
- enjoyment,
- interest,
- joy,
- limit,
- pleasure,
- prevent,
- ravishment,
- re-creation,
- remain,
- restrain,
- restrict,
- suppress,
- roughhousing,
- moonlighting.
Antonym of the day
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- Antonyms:
- little, biased, changing.
