Synonyms for Prep:

• adj.

  •preparatory (adjective)
  • elementary,
  • previous,
  • precautionary,
  • prefatory,
  • primary,
  • opening,
  • before.

• n.

  •
  • CF,
  • abbreviation,
  • av,
  • CAPT,
  • bpi,
  • ANON,
  • apt,
  • B,
  • CCTV,
  • acronym.
  •
  • barring,
  • failing,
  • Against,
  • Into,
  • Amid,
  • From,
  • at,
  • Among,
  • aboard.
  •
  • blueprint,
  • tactic,
  • plot,
  • strategy,
  • arrangements,
  • conspiracy,
  • agreement.
  •
  • dream up,
  • finalize,
  • map out,
  • think ahead,
  • orchestrate,
  • plan,
  • draw up,
  • organize,
  • arrange.
  •homework (noun)
  • homework.
  •prep (noun)
  • preparation.
  •rehearsal (noun)
  • going-over,
  • experiment,
  • Rehearsing,
  • shakedown,
  • trial balloon,
  • run-through,
  • recitation,
  • call,
  • workout,
  • recital,
  • reading,
  • relation,
  • retellings,
  • trial performance,
  • dry run,
  • description,
  • practice session,
  • retelling,
  • test flight,
  • recounting.

• v.

  •equip (verb)
  • attire,
  • implement,
  • appoint,
  • endow,
  • array,
  • deck,
  • set up,
  • provide,
  • man,
  • ready,
  • stake,
  • stock,
  • rig,
  • decorate,
  • turn out,
  • arm,
  • dress,
  • prepare,
  • qualify,
  • fix up,
  • furnish,
  • accouter,
  • adorn,
  • supply,
  • gear,
  • outfit.
  •groom (verb)
  • comb,
  • drill,
  • nurture,
  • train,
  • sleek,
  • preen,
  • clean,
  • curry,
  • refine,
  • refresh,
  • prim,
  • tidy,
  • spruce up,
  • tend,
  • brush,
  • coach,
  • primp,
  • educate.
  •prime (verb)
  • galvanize,
  • tell,
  • stimulate,
  • rehearse,
  • move,
  • notify,
  • cram,
  • break in,
  • excite,
  • brief,
  • inform,
  • provoke,
  • fill in,
  • clue,
  • motivate.
  •ready (verb)
  • fortify,
  • post,
  • brace,
  • gird,
  • strengthen,
  • get,
  • make up,
  • make.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • deploy,
  • tuition,
  • coiffure,
  • cooking,
  • install,
  • expression,
  • prerequisite,
  • adapt,
  • embellish,
  • education,
  • anticipatory,
  • briefing,
  • cure,
  • trial,
  • trim,
  • adjust,
  • tan,
  • Familiarization,
  • precursory,
  • make arrangements,
  • fitness,
  • prearrangement,
  • regulate,
  • fit,
  • dispose,
  • manufacture,
  • lay,
  • treat,
  • warm-up,
  • clearing the decks,
  • ascertain,
  • teaching,
  • spadework,
  • instruction,
  • exercise,
  • provision,
  • pretreatment,
  • processing,
  • prep school,
  • formulation,
  • practice,
  • planning,
  • invest,
  • mobilize,
  • readiness,
  • clear the decks,
  • makeready,
  • prearrange,
  • treatment,
  • clear for action,
  • process,
  • foundation,
  • Instructing,
  • coif,
  • marshal,
  • suit,
  • interim,
  • readying,
  • mobilization,
  • clause,
  • discipline,
  • basic training,
  • equipment,
  • align,
  • preparedness,
  • preliminary,
  • propaedeutic,
  • condition,
  • set,
  • put in shape,
  • pretreat,
  • tentative,
  • cum,
  • schooling,
  • tryout,
  • ready up,
  • groundwork,
  • proviso,
  • breeding,
  • Preparing,
  • cookery,
  • fix,
  • arrangement,
  • bestow,
  • Preliminaries,
  • order,
  • try out,
  • clothe,
  • grooming,
  • fixing,
  • concoction,
  • introductory,
  • training.

Paraphrases for Prep:

• Independent

  • Adjective
    preparation, preparatory.
  • Proper noun, singular
    CES, preparation, preparatory.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    preparation, preparatory.
  • Verb, base form
    lay, preparation.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    prepare.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Pers, prepare, preparedness.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    prepare, preprocessing, preparedness.
  • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
    prepare.
  • Verb, base form
    prepare.

Antonyms for Prep:

• adj.

  • preparatory
    auxiliary, supplementary.

• n.

  • rehearsal
    cold turkey.

• v.

  • equip
    take, disrobe, leave plain, unclothe.
  • groom
    dirty, ruin, ignore, neglect, mess up, forget, damage.
  • prime
    depress, discourage, dissuade, stop, hide, secret, conceal, listen, calm.
  • ready
    destroy, halt, let go, lose, displace, disturb, retard, hurt, disorder, disorganize, weaken, disallow, fail, disarrange, prevent, hold back, slow.