Synonyms for Harvests:

• v.

  •acquires (verb)
  • pockets,
  • claims,
  • heaps,
  • purchases,
  • assumes,
  • wins,
  • obtains,
  • wrangles,
  • adds,
  • buys,
  • garners,
  • incurs,
  • nets,
  • secures,
  • lands,
  • palms,
  • accumulates,
  • retrieves,
  • lures,
  • corners,
  • receives,
  • scores,
  • fetches.
  •takes (verb)
  • takes,
  • annexes,
  • Levies,
  • procures,
  • appropriates,
  • gets,
  • captures,
  • usurps,
  • bags,
  • confiscates,
  • grabs,
  • impounds,
  • nabs,
  • catches,
  • collects,
  • amasses,
  • commandeers,
  • reaps,
  • monopolizes,
  • deprives,
  • acquires,
  • abducts,
  • gathers.

Paraphrases for Harvests:

• Equivalence

  • Noun, plural
    Harvested.

• Independent

  • Noun, plural
    clearcuts, Fisheries, exploitations, smallholdings, Peaches, live-captures, transects, plantations, Cropping, cross-sections, estates, recapture, fishing, Achievements, operational, fishers, acquisitions, Rewards, Undertaken, captures, haircuts, removals, captives, yields, logging, recipients, Records, Hundreds, Seizures, Commodities, brushing, failures, intakes, numbers, sealing, sets, Cultures, hunters, prises, fractions, collection, collections, workings, dividends, solders, Incomes, cutbacks, seams, landings, sections, cuttings, slices, glasses, Shotguns, products, bowls, rides, Gains, hunts, ducks, sockets, tubes, holdings, Grips, kills, welds, decks, outlets, cups, plugs, cuts.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    thrives, harnesses, administers, leverages, receives, embraces, localities, operates, uses, utilizes, Leaves, obtains, accrues, enjoys, manages, collects, exploited, exploits, benefits, raises, profits, employs, draws, owns, takes, maintains, captures, claims, Carries, builds, runs, wins, gets, kills.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, plural
    crops.
  • Noun, plural
    operations, catch, catches, crops, seasons, farms.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    reap, reaps, catches, Fishes, sweeps.

Harvests Sentence Examples:

• Under the seed of our harvests and the roots of our trees is a foundation of which the fragments of tile and brick are but emblems; and under the colours of our wildest flowers are the colours of a Roman pavement.

• There's been good and bad harvests since he was young, I'm thinkin' - and it's mighty quare he looks about his eyes, too.