What is another word for jumping?
Pronunciation:
[ d͡ʒˈʌmpɪŋ], [ dʒˈʌmpɪŋ], [ dʒ_ˈʌ_m_p_ɪ_ŋ]
Related words: high jumping, long jumping, triple jumping, pole vaulting, running jumping, high jump tips
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Similar words for jumping:
- active (adjective)
- festive (adjective)
- hardworking (adjective)
- industrious (adjective)
- leaping (adjective)
- lively (adjective)
- merry (adjective)
- moving (adjective)
- noisy (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- rousing (adjective)
- spirited (adjective)
- sprightly (adjective)
- tireless (adjective)
- untiring (adjective)
- unwearied (adjective)
- roughly (adverb)
- act (noun)
- bashing (noun)
- jumping (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- arachnid
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Jumping:
adj.
• active (adjective) • festive (adjective)- more go-go,
- more grooving,
- most jocund,
- more carnival,
- more go go,
- more gogo,
- more rocking,
- Rocking,
- go go,
- more holiday,
- swinging,
- juiced up,
- most carnival,
- most carnivalesque,
- more festal,
- GOGO,
- most gogo,
- most rocking,
- most festal,
- most holiday,
- most grooving,
- more carnivalesque,
- most go-go,
- festal,
- up beat,
- most go go.
- grindest,
- most plugging,
- ball fire,
- psyched upon,
- psyched on,
- in tent,
- Operose,
- more plugging,
- on go.
- more rip roaring,
- un constrained,
- zappier,
- funloving,
- more larking,
- fun loving,
- rip roaring,
- more fun-loving,
- most riproaring,
- more saturnalian,
- more funloving,
- booner,
- most funloving,
- facetious,
- zingier,
- rip-roaring,
- zappiest,
- most rip roaring,
- most saturnalian,
- zingiest,
- most fun loving,
- more fun loving,
- more rip-roaring,
- most rip-roaring,
- more riproaring,
- most larking,
- boonest,
- most fun-loving.
- more ear splitting,
- more ear-popping,
- more loudmouth,
- more ear popping,
- dis orderly,
- tumultous-tumultuous,
- more ear-splitting,
- most ear-popping,
- ear popping,
- most clangorous,
- more chattering,
- more earpopping,
- most earpopping,
- most blusterous,
- most loudmouth,
- dis-orderly,
- tumultous tumultuous,
- more screaming,
- ear splitting,
- most ear splitting,
- more clangorous,
- more rackety,
- most chattering,
- most strepitous,
- earpopping,
- raising roof,
- most screaming,
- tumultoustumultuous,
- more strepitous,
- more blusterous,
- most ear popping,
- more clattery,
- most ear-splitting,
- most rackety,
- most clattery.
- merry,
- chirpier,
- grooving,
- gingery,
- unwearying,
- Ear-splitting,
- blusterous,
- fun-loving,
- Keen-witted,
- tireless,
- clattery,
- ball of fire,
- zappy,
- rackety,
- grinder,
- sprightly,
- Saturnalian,
- loudmouth,
- ear-popping,
- go-go,
- zesty,
- up-beat,
- on the go,
- in full swing,
- clangorous,
- Weariless,
- zingy,
- lively,
- strepitous,
- Larking,
- chirpiest,
- chirpy,
- raising the roof,
- spirited,
- festive,
- active,
- Fairylike,
- vivacious,
- psyched up on,
- carnivalesque,
- riproaring,
- noisy,
- unwearied,
- untiring.
adv.
• roughly (adverb)n.
• act (noun) • bashing (noun) • jumping (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• arachnid • Other relevant words (noun):- jolting,
- surfacing,
- briskly,
- jitter,
- restricting,
- rearing,
- restlessness,
- tracking,
- limiting,
- enter,
- anxiety,
- parting,
- border,
- flicker,
- throbbing,
- blast,
- agitation,
- fully,
- dive,
- offsetting,
- enlist,
- vibration,
- occur,
- Hoping,
- caption,
- vigorously,
- bypassing,
- diversify,
- spiritedly,
- Forming,
- throttling,
- actively,
- partake,
- limit,
- uprising,
- Snatching,
- parachuting,
- transiting,
- seem,
- animated,
- jump over,
- bouncing,
- leapfrogging,
- tripping,
- leaper,
- modify,
- Initiating,
- move,
- broad jump,
- Excelling,
- bordering,
- alter,
- clearing,
- omit,
- dynamic,
- protruding,
- galvanising,
- assail,
- startle,
- startling,
- quivering,
- conspicuous,
- Derailing,
- long jump,
- Lunging,
- Extending,
- missing,
- Boosting,
- freshly,
- nervousness,
- jerking,
- lustily,
- vary,
- understudying,
- Saltant,
- high jump,
- hurdle race,
- Stepping,
- Wiping,
- thudding,
- Saltatorial,
- quaking,
- projecting,
- stoutly,
- trepidation,
- Restraining,
- blow up,
- irregular,
- differ,
- boundary,
- agitated,
- Shying,
- shifting,
- enroll,
- Commencing,
- surpassing,
- alive,
- covering,
- scintillation,
- raising,
- crossing,
- confining,
- hammering,
- Plunging,
- twitching,
- Joltingly,
- pole vaulting,
- fail,
- ascending,
- jitteriness,
- mouse,
- galvanizing,
- look,
- Jumped,
- bounce,
- deviate,
- start,
- Saltatory,
- Capering,
- Prancing,
- adapt,
- Interchanging,
- saltation,
- pulsating,
- cavort,
- starting,
- drive,
- Decamping,
- hopped-up,
- straightening,
- heightening,
- jitterbug,
- Flinching,
- developing,
- dropping,
- discomfort,
- embark,
- lurching,
- bounds,
- buoyant,
- dancing,
- unsteady,
- Faulting,
- steeplechase,
- alternating,
- snappily,
- Hiking,
- leap,
- skittering,
- spring,
- Originating,
- curvetting,
- rebelling,
- diverge,
- Bouncingly,
- miss out,
- Flipping,
- beating,
- participate,
- caprioling,
- increasing,
- delete,
- trembling,
- Gambolling,
- jump out,
- departing,
- jump up,
- skimming,
- header,
- appear,
- exclude,
- Hopingly,
- palpitation,
- vibrant,
- forget,
- shaking.
How to use "Jumping" in context?
"jumping" is an activity most often done by children as a way to spend some time outside and have fun. It has also grown into an activity that is done for fitness. For some, jumping has become an addiction. It can provide an outlet for energy and adrenaline. Jumping also has psychological benefits. It improves cognitive function, strengthens the heart and builds muscle. Jumping can also be addictive in the sense that it can be difficult to stop doing it.
Paraphrases for Jumping:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Proper noun, singular
jump.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
leaping.
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Proper noun, singular
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Reverse Entailment
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Verb, base form
hop.
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Verb, base form
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
aerials.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
advance, advancing, attacking, blowing, bombing, climbing, coming, dancing, dropping, engaging, hurting, kicking, looking, missing, moving, parachuting, passing, proceeding, pulling, rising, rushing, screwing, shifting, shooting, soaring, spend, startling, surging, switching, tackling, tug, turning, Assaulting, Distancing, Embarking, Flipping, Gaining, Omitting, Plunging, Robbing, Skipping, Transferring, Committing, Progressing, Stepping, Suing, bypassing, leapfrogging, humping, banging, fucking, 'sgoing.
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Proper noun, singular
Hyponym for Jumping:
n.
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act
propulsion, track and field, actuation.
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act
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