Synonyms for Pro-cesses:

• n.

  •action (noun)
  • stir,
  • liveliness,
  • commotion,
  • functioning,
  • enterprise,
  • big idea,
  • hoopla,
  • proposition,
  • agility,
  • energy,
  • in the works,
  • response,
  • vitality,
  • flurry,
  • stunt,
  • occupation,
  • game,
  • alertness,
  • ballgame,
  • reaction,
  • hopper,
  • plan,
  • vivacity,
  • power,
  • scene,
  • alacrity,
  • activity,
  • life,
  • rush,
  • process,
  • vigor,
  • dash,
  • vim,
  • bit,
  • industry,
  • turmoil,
  • going,
  • motion,
  • bag,
  • force,
  • deal,
  • business,
  • haste,
  • racket,
  • bustle,
  • happening,
  • trip,
  • spirit,
  • animation.
  •case (noun)
  • petition,
  • argument,
  • evidence,
  • proof,
  • dispute,
  • lawsuit,
  • cause,
  • proceedings,
  • litigation,
  • claim.
  •discovery (noun)
  • innovation,
  • conclusion,
  • luck out,
  • finding,
  • find,
  • algorithm,
  • luck,
  • coup,
  • device,
  • breakthrough,
  • secret,
  • godsend,
  • data,
  • method,
  • bonanza,
  • theorem,
  • formula,
  • result,
  • design,
  • machine,
  • principle,
  • law,
  • contrivance.
  •form (noun)
  • usage,
  • done thing,
  • propriety,
  • canon,
  • etiquette,
  • regulation,
  • manners,
  • decorum,
  • by the book,
  • ceremonial,
  • setup,
  • formality,
  • custom,
  • conduct,
  • behavior,
  • style,
  • ropes,
  • rite,
  • convention,
  • ritual,
  • protocol,
  • layout,
  • Convenance,
  • by the numbers,
  • habit,
  • precept.
  •limb (noun)
  • projection,
  • extension,
  • spur,
  • part,
  • offshoot,
  • arm,
  • sprig,
  • fin,
  • member,
  • branch,
  • wing,
  • pinion,
  • leg,
  • switch,
  • bough,
  • Gam,
  • pin,
  • wheel,
  • lobe,
  • stem,
  • unit,
  • spray,
  • extremity.
  •litigation (noun)
  • contention,
  • prosecution.
  •manner (noun)
  • vein,
  • habitude,
  • tenor,
  • form,
  • wont,
  • tack,
  • tone,
  • consuetude,
  • genre,
  • line,
  • trick,
  • Modus.
  •means (noun)
  • road,
  • machinery,
  • instrumentality,
  • aid,
  • organ,
  • gimmick,
  • auspices,
  • intermediary,
  • path,
  • agent,
  • agency,
  • route,
  • dodge,
  • medium,
  • expedient,
  • apparatus,
  • avenue,
  • tactic,
  • vehicle,
  • channel,
  • instrumentation,
  • equipment,
  • ministry,
  • factor,
  • stepping-stone,
  • organization,
  • paraphernalia,
  • ways and means,
  • instrument.
  •mechanism (noun)
  • execution,
  • workings.
  •method (noun)
  • tactics,
  • receipt,
  • rubric,
  • shortcut,
  • schema,
  • disposition,
  • Technic,
  • recipe,
  • rote,
  • approach,
  • wrinkle,
  • program,
  • scheme,
  • disposal,
  • the book,
  • rut,
  • nuts and bolts,
  • arrangement,
  • adjustment.
  •mode (noun)
  • state,
  • condition,
  • posture,
  • quality,
  • book,
  • situation,
  • status.
  •modus operandi (noun)
  • method of operation,
  • mode of operation,
  • way of doing things,
  • method of functioning,
  • manner of working,
  • modus vivendi,
  • rule of thumb,
  • method of operating,
  • mo.
  •operation (noun)
  • effort,
  • carrying on,
  • influence,
  • undertaking,
  • handiwork,
  • exploitation,
  • transference,
  • labor,
  • play,
  • engagement,
  • effect,
  • conveyance,
  • manipulation,
  • Doing,
  • workmanship,
  • application,
  • service,
  • exertion,
  • affair,
  • deed,
  • employment,
  • work,
  • exercise,
  • exercising,
  • act.
  •organ (noun)
  • forum,
  • magazine,
  • structure,
  • periodical,
  • mouthpiece,
  • voice,
  • review,
  • journal,
  • implement,
  • paper,
  • element,
  • publication,
  • newspaper.
  •outgrowth (noun)
  • shoot,
  • jut,
  • prolongation,
  • enlargement,
  • sprout,
  • outcrop,
  • prominence,
  • bulge,
  • excrescence,
  • node,
  • protuberance,
  • swelling.
  •practice (noun)
  • usefulness,
  • tradition,
  • utility,
  • praxis.
  •proceeding (noun)
  • venture,
  • come off,
  • maneuver,
  • casualty,
  • go-down,
  • incident,
  • move,
  • adventure,
  • circumstance,
  • experiment,
  • occurrence,
  • goings-on.
  •process (noun)
  • unfolding,
  • progression,
  • mechanism,
  • operation,
  • advance,
  • formation,
  • channels,
  • manner,
  • transaction,
  • case,
  • suit,
  • course of action,
  • way,
  • procedure,
  • stage,
  • practice,
  • development,
  • course,
  • working,
  • wise,
  • outgrowth,
  • performance,
  • step,
  • movement,
  • trial,
  • growth,
  • system,
  • measure,
  • red tape,
  • routine,
  • rule,
  • proceeding,
  • means,
  • progress,
  • evolution,
  • technique,
  • fashion,
  • action,
  • mode,
  • modus operandi.
  •procession (noun)
  • succession,
  • cavalcade,
  • cycle,
  • train,
  • cortege,
  • autocade,
  • march,
  • order,
  • column,
  • Consecution,
  • motorcade,
  • file,
  • series,
  • string,
  • run.
  •progress (noun)
  • rate,
  • expedition,
  • improvement,
  • momentum,
  • headway,
  • flowering,
  • procession,
  • impetus,
  • Evolvement,
  • pace,
  • passage,
  • break,
  • promotion,
  • proficiency,
  • Anabasis,
  • amelioration,
  • stride,
  • step forward,
  • increase,
  • buildup,
  • rise,
  • ongoing,
  • hike,
  • journey,
  • betterment,
  • lunge,
  • boost.
  •protuberance (noun)
  • knob,
  • protrusion,
  • jutting,
  • tumor,
  • outthrust,
  • bump.
  •recipe (noun)
  • prescription,
  • instructions,
  • ingredients,
  • compound.
  •regimen (noun)
  • government,
  • regime,
  • diet,
  • administration,
  • menu,
  • control.
  •respiration (noun)
  • exhalation,
  • inhalation.
  •step (noun)
  • point,
  • rank,
  • rung,
  • notch,
  • level,
  • degree,
  • gradation,
  • phase,
  • advancement.
  •summons (noun)
  • requisition,
  • writ,
  • citation,
  • notification,
  • call.
  •system (noun)
  • logical process,
  • policy,
  • orderliness,
  • definite plan,
  • methodology,
  • systematic process,
  • methodicalness,
  • theory,
  • strategy,
  • orderly process,
  • artifice,
  • systematization,
  • regularity,
  • pattern.
  •way (noun)
  • thing,
  • groove,
  • outline,
  • hang-up,
  • kick,
  • plot,
  • hook,
  • stroke,
  • shot,
  • idea.
  •writ (noun)
  • summons,
  • warrant,
  • Replevin,
  • prescript,
  • mandate,
  • document,
  • habeas corpus,
  • subpoena,
  • decree.

• v.

  •embalm (verb)
  • lay out,
  • enshrine,
  • consecrate,
  • anoint,
  • freeze,
  • mummify,
  • store,
  • treasure,
  • cherish,
  • wrap,
  • conserve.
  •enjoy (verb)
  • be blessed,
  • maintain,
  • have,
  • use,
  • experience,
  • reap the benefits,
  • command,
  • retain,
  • own,
  • be favored,
  • boast,
  • possess,
  • occupy,
  • hold.
  •journey (verb)
  • pass,
  • proceed,
  • hie,
  • jet,
  • go,
  • fly,
  • range,
  • ramble,
  • globe trot,
  • fare,
  • circuit,
  • voyage,
  • roam,
  • repair,
  • push on,
  • wander,
  • safari,
  • traverse,
  • go places,
  • rove,
  • peregrinate,
  • cruise,
  • jaunt,
  • wend,
  • trek,
  • tour,
  • junket,
  • knock about,
  • hop,
  • take a trip.
  •manufacture (verb)
  • shape,
  • turn out,
  • fudge together,
  • assemble,
  • construct,
  • mass-produce,
  • forge,
  • compose,
  • tool,
  • carve,
  • prefab,
  • create,
  • complete,
  • cast,
  • accomplish,
  • put together,
  • throw together,
  • mill,
  • cobble,
  • mold,
  • make,
  • fabricate,
  • synthesize,
  • make up,
  • execute,
  • frame.
  •preserve (verb)
  • shelter,
  • evaporate,
  • mothball,
  • refrigerate,
  • pickle,
  • sustain,
  • shield,
  • uphold,
  • keep up,
  • season,
  • bottle,
  • defend,
  • safeguard,
  • keep,
  • can,
  • perpetuate,
  • save,
  • secure,
  • put up,
  • guard,
  • cure,
  • protect.
  •process (verb)
  • concoct,
  • fulfill,
  • make ready,
  • transform,
  • handle,
  • take care of,
  • deal with,
  • dispose of,
  • convert,
  • refine,
  • alter,
  • treat,
  • prepare.
  •program (verb)
  • feed,
  • formulate,
  • compute,
  • engage,
  • compile,
  • calculate,
  • map out,
  • list,
  • lay on,
  • budget,
  • arrange,
  • slate,
  • prearrange,
  • poll,
  • itemize,
  • work out,
  • register,
  • set,
  • pencil in,
  • prioritize,
  • figure,
  • bill,
  • edit,
  • line up,
  • set up,
  • schedule,
  • enter,
  • estimate,
  • draft,
  • get on line.
  •push off (verb)
  • blow,
  • get off.
  •push off/push on (verb)
  • make progress,
  • continue,
  • pull out,
  • shove off,
  • go away,
  • quit,
  • exit,
  • keep going,
  • make oneself scarce,
  • light out,
  • get lost,
  • travel,
  • launch,
  • depart,
  • start,
  • beat it,
  • hit the road,
  • withdraw,
  • take off,
  • get away.
  •refine (verb)
  • distill,
  • rarefy,
  • cleanse,
  • strain,
  • filter,
  • clarify.
  •repair (verb)
  • turn,
  • head for,
  • set off for,
  • remove,
  • refer,
  • betake oneself,
  • recur,
  • resort,
  • apply.
  •screen (verb)
  • sieve,
  • cull,
  • extract,
  • sift,
  • evaluate,
  • winnow,
  • grade,
  • riddle,
  • eliminate,
  • sort,
  • pick out,
  • gauge,
  • select,
  • separate,
  • scan.
  •turn out (verb)
  • accouter,
  • bring out,
  • appoint,
  • build,
  • finish,
  • fit out,
  • manufacture,
  • dress,
  • furnish,
  • bear,
  • clothe,
  • rig,
  • fit,
  • put out,
  • outfit,
  • yield,
  • rig out.
  •work (verb)
  • tend,
  • dig,
  • farm,
  • knead,
  • care for,
  • manipulate,
  • till.

Antonyms for Pro-cesses:

• n.

  • action
    stillness, harmony, surrender, peace, rest, weakness, calmness, lethargy, laziness, unemployment, slowness, yielding, repose, stiffness, quiet, dullness, question, indolence, inertia, calm, apathy.
  • discovery
    loss, miss, bad fortune.
  • form
    impropriety, shapelessness, disorganization, bad manners, lawlessness, disarrangement.
  • instrumentation
    blockage.
  • limb
    whole.
  • means
    poorness, paucity, shame, end.
  • melioration
    reduction.
  • method
    difference.
  • operation
    inutility, passivity, uselessness.
  • outgrowth
    depression, ingrowth.
  • practice
    abstention, refrain.
  • process
    inaction, cessation, halt, stoppage, failure, idleness, decline, inactivity, ignorance, decrease.
  • procession
    disorder.
  • progress
    deterioration, block, stagnation, Diminishment, retrogression, hindrance, retreat, worsening.
  • protuberance
    sinkage.
  • recipe
    ingredient.
  • system
    cog, part, reality.

• v.

  • embalm
    squander, use, waste.
  • enjoy
    need, desert, lack, want, hate, let go, detest, release, lose, dislike.
  • journey
    break, stay, wait.
  • manufacture
    demolish, abandon, raze, separate, fail, destroy, divide, ruin.
  • peregrinate
    be direct.
  • preserve
    endanger, attack, injure, stop, hurt, give up, harm, spend.
  • process
    preserve, remain, retain, keep, ignore, forget, hold, neglect, continue.
  • program
    disperse, disorganize, scatter, cancel.
  • push off/push on
    arrive, come.
  • refine
    dirty, damage, pollute, corrupt.
  • repair
    spoil, maintain, wreck, cease.
  • screen
    uncover, lay open, put in, reveal, open.
  • turn out
    nap, sleep.
  • work
    idle, laze, relax.