Synonyms for Operatives:

• n.

  •agent (noun)
  • attorney,
  • servant,
  • minister,
  • advocate,
  • abettor,
  • representative,
  • assignee,
  • envoy,
  • worker,
  • commissioner,
  • go-between,
  • doer,
  • negotiator,
  • executor,
  • factor,
  • handler,
  • lawyer,
  • ten percenter,
  • steward,
  • surrogate,
  • officer,
  • operative,
  • factotum,
  • proxy,
  • proctor,
  • assistant,
  • mediary,
  • functionary,
  • substitute,
  • deputy,
  • delegate,
  • promoter,
  • middleperson,
  • intermediary,
  • ambassador,
  • salesperson,
  • broker,
  • mover,
  • operator,
  • actor,
  • principal,
  • emissary.
  •agent provocateur (noun)
  • instigator,
  • spy,
  • troublemaker,
  • firebrand,
  • rabble-rouser,
  • incendiary,
  • ringleader,
  • goad,
  • noncooperator,
  • intelligence agent,
  • provoker,
  • agitator,
  • spark,
  • provocative agent,
  • provocateur,
  • radical.
  •agents (noun)
  • Middlemen,
  • ombudsmen,
  • surrogates,
  • actors,
  • Attorneys,
  • Proxies,
  • Impresarios,
  • factors,
  • alternates,
  • Emissaries,
  • delegates,
  • appointees,
  • Deputies,
  • Auxiliaries,
  • representatives,
  • lieutenants,
  • Intermediaries,
  • instruments,
  • mediators,
  • Vehicles,
  • substitutes,
  • liaisons,
  • seconds,
  • executors,
  • go-betweens,
  • brokers,
  • agents,
  • Agencies.
  •hand (noun)
  • artificer,
  • artisan,
  • aide,
  • hired person,
  • laborer,
  • roustabout,
  • helper,
  • employee,
  • craftsperson.
  •labor (noun)
  • hard hat,
  • apprentice,
  • blue collar,
  • breadwinner,
  • toiler,
  • instrument,
  • prentice,
  • proletariat,
  • hand,
  • rank and file,
  • learner,
  • working people,
  • hireling,
  • hack.
  •operator (noun)
  • engineer,
  • driver,
  • operant.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • officers,
  • staff,
  • teachers.
  •private detective (noun)
  • inquiry agent,
  • beagle,
  • private dick,
  • dick,
  • flatfoot,
  • pi,
  • Sherlock Holmes,
  • sleuthhound,
  • gumshoe,
  • tec,
  • private eye,
  • skip tracer,
  • inspector,
  • eye.
  •roustabout (noun)
  • farmhand,
  • peon,
  • workman,
  • manual worker,
  • working girl,
  • Workingman,
  • drudge,
  • unskilled worker,
  • workingwoman,
  • grunt,
  • Migrant Worker,
  • blue-collar worker,
  • Workwoman.
  •secret agent (noun)
  • cloak-and-dagger man,
  • undercover man,
  • inside man.
  •spy (noun)
  • detective,
  • lookout,
  • investigator,
  • mole,
  • scout,
  • sleuth,
  • observer,
  • foreign agent,
  • undercover agent,
  • patrol,
  • Intelligencer,
  • snoop,
  • secret agent,
  • espionage agent,
  • double agent,
  • spook,
  • agent,
  • informer,
  • sleeper,
  • watcher,
  • secret service,
  • spotter,
  • inside agent,
  • picket,
  • plant.
  •staff (noun)
  • faculty,
  • cadre,
  • assistants,
  • team,
  • servants,
  • work force,
  • cast,
  • shop,
  • crew,
  • help,
  • personnel.
  •worker (noun)
  • proletarian,
  • stiff,
  • wage earner,
  • white collar,
  • trader,
  • working person,
  • peasant,
  • tradesperson,
  • company person,
  • serf,
  • slave,
  • nine-to-fiver,
  • working stiff.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • go,
  • available,
  • make out,
  • convey,
  • therapies,
  • machinists,
  • deliver,
  • proceed,
  • deal in,
  • operate,
  • carry,
  • office,
  • extend,
  • come,
  • depart,
  • execute,
  • administer,
  • bring,
  • labors,
  • administration,
  • artisans,
  • actings,
  • impart,
  • officiate,
  • handling,
  • Keys,
  • practise,
  • goings,
  • organization,
  • maintenance,
  • opens,
  • operations,
  • tellings,
  • usable,
  • Operators,
  • practicals,
  • standings,
  • perform,
  • trade,
  • drive,
  • run,
  • utilitarians,
  • establishment,
  • manipulate,
  • handle,
  • force,
  • functionals,
  • operable,
  • Spies,
  • employees,
  • operational,
  • labourers,
  • actives,
  • useable,
  • carry on,
  • cardinals,
  • apply,
  • energy,
  • goods,
  • detectives,
  • practicable,
  • instigate,
  • fundamentals,
  • excite,
  • PIS,
  • elapse,
  • move,
  • pragmatics,
  • livings,
  • mechanics,
  • manipulation,
  • hands,
  • manage,
  • behave,
  • sherlocks,
  • laborers,
  • Energetics,
  • system,
  • operation,
  • workers,
  • attendance,
  • Runnings,
  • workings,
  • functional,
  • affect.

Paraphrases for Operatives:

• Independent

  • Noun, plural
    preservatives, practitioners, actives, protagonists, terrorists, importers, Policemen, technicians, prestataires, Administrators, separatists, supervisors, perpetrators, vigilantes, Attorneys, collaborators, supporters, Carcinogens, activates, traders, militants, partners, Promoters, demonstrators, antimicrobials, servants, couriers, applicators, components, organizers, advocates, interlocutors, developers, implementers, employees, instructors, providers, remnants, workers, adherents, guerrillas, extremists, kidnappers, attendants, stakeholders, transactions, trade-offs, culprits, groupings, transactors, businessmen, shippers, broadcasters, campaigners, intellectuals, loyalists, fighters, actors, constables, assistants, fundamentalists, executors, recruits, Constituencies, brokers, officials, followers, contractors, retardants, Spies, clerics, caseworkers, ramets, pathogens, escorts, stabilizers, entrants, stressors, officers, staffs, players, envoys, Entities, deliverers, dealings, dealers, Guards, scholars, elements, nominees, lawmakers, individuals, leaders, Hires, enablers, customers, CREWS, black-and-whites, groups, responders, performers, guardians, Clients, Middlemen, members, Carriers, rulers, cadres, clerks, spooks, CTAS, Proxies, Agencies, uniforms, specimens, hazards, promotions, BDOS, incumbents, Boots, councilors, defenders, men, clusters, personnel, panels, molecules, clergy, guys, figures, leaderships.

• Other Related

  • Noun, plural
    Operators, agents, activists.

Antonyms for Operatives:

• n.

  • hand
    encumbrance, silence, hindrance, check, prevention, obstruction.
  • labor
    management, entertainment, fun, manager.
  • staff
    incompetence.
  • worker
    unemployed.