What is another word for put to?
Pronunciation:
[ pˈʊt tuː], [ pˈʊt tuː], [ p_ˈʊ_t t_uː]
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Synonyms for Put to:
v.
• actuate (verb)- egg on,
- prompt,
- move,
- excite,
- instigate,
- animate,
- energize,
- impel,
- induce,
- inspire,
- key up,
- put up to,
- stimulate,
- quicken,
- motivate,
- drive,
- turn on,
- propel,
- work into lather,
- influence,
- incite,
- cause,
- work up,
- spur,
- fire up,
- mobilize,
- arouse,
- rouse,
- activate.
- confab,
- direct,
- charge,
- advocate,
- give two cents,
- order,
- huddle,
- instruct,
- steer,
- prescribe,
- guide,
- put heads together,
- admonish,
- teach,
- tout,
- wise one up,
- enjoin,
- tip,
- show the ropes,
- exhort,
- give pointer,
- put bug in ear,
- reprehend,
- caution.
- dog,
- work on,
- constrain,
- act upon,
- make,
- worry,
- goad,
- pressure,
- oblige,
- goose,
- chase,
- hurl,
- spirit up,
- send,
- actuate,
- shepherd,
- provoke,
- prod,
- herd,
- kick,
- shove,
- harass,
- overwork,
- nag,
- force,
- rush,
- ride herd on,
- pound,
- encourage,
- compel,
- overburden,
- railroad,
- bulldoze,
- hustle,
- hasten,
- lean on,
- coerce,
- steamroll,
- hound,
- hurry.
- train,
- illumine,
- inculcate,
- uplift,
- edify,
- convert,
- give faith,
- open up,
- preach,
- educate,
- school,
- reveal,
- cause to understand,
- civilize,
- give the lowdown,
- persuade,
- save,
- brief,
- catechize,
- imitate,
- illuminate,
- elucidate,
- disclose,
- divulge,
- illume,
- indoctrinate,
- improve,
- inspirit.
- make used to,
- adjust,
- wont,
- check out,
- get together,
- naturalize,
- adapt,
- mix,
- get lay of land,
- condition,
- come to know,
- become adept in,
- use,
- get in,
- prime,
- coach,
- enlighten,
- awaken to,
- inure,
- break the ice,
- season,
- let know,
- get lowdown on,
- popularize,
- habituate,
- let down hair,
- get to know,
- become aware of,
- get with it,
- gain friendship,
- make conversant,
- let next to,
- accustom,
- bring into use,
- case.
- lash,
- bully,
- prick,
- trigger,
- spark,
- sound,
- whip,
- sting,
- rowel,
- tease,
- needle,
- irritate,
- sic,
- annoy,
- thrust.
- craze,
- promote,
- whip up,
- abet,
- raise,
- fan the fire,
- get to,
- stir up,
- taunt,
- PSYCH,
- forward,
- set,
- foment,
- coax,
- talk into,
- agitate,
- juice,
- inflame,
- set off,
- further.
- counsel,
- solicit,
- contend,
- set forth,
- spitball,
- submit,
- hold out,
- Propone,
- prefer,
- put forward,
- urge,
- make a motion,
- assert,
- hit on,
- come up with,
- introduce,
- make a pitch,
- advise,
- adduce,
- invite,
- offer,
- nominate,
- recommend,
- proffer,
- put up,
- volunteer,
- broach,
- affirm,
- move for,
- proposition,
- kibitz,
- request,
- name,
- pose,
- lay before,
- state,
- advance,
- press,
- speak one's piece,
- tender,
- lay on the line.
- expedite,
- sell on,
- jolly,
- strong-arm,
- dragoon,
- go to town on,
- Overpress,
- push around,
- browbeat,
- exert influence,
- put the screws to,
- pour it on,
- bear down,
- squeeze,
- speed up,
- speed,
- kid.
- fit out,
- strengthen,
- wise up,
- fit,
- warm up,
- prep,
- gear up,
- get ready,
- clear the decks,
- organize,
- gird,
- pave the way,
- arrange,
- equip,
- make up,
- psych up,
- get,
- get set,
- make ready,
- brace,
- provide,
- fortify.
- close down,
- drop the curtain,
- push,
- batten down,
- imprison,
- draw,
- fold up,
- close up,
- shut down,
- cage,
- seal,
- wall off,
- fold,
- enclose.
- countenance,
- awaken,
- stir,
- rally.
Other synonyms:
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- inquire,
- inquire into,
- propose,
- query,
- grill,
- cross question,
- inquire of,
- ask after,
- quiz.
- inform,
- fill in,
- tip off,
- clue in,
- make known,
- tell,
- post,
- put on to,
- put next to,
- show,
- report,
- lay it out,
- acquaint,
- clue,
- let in on,
- warn,
- put on the line,
- give the word,
- keep posted,
- apprise,
- update,
- notify.
How to use "Put to" in context?
For verb tenses, the "to" verb is conjugated in a particular way depending on whether the subject is performing the action or being acted on. In the examples below, "I put you in prison" means that I am the subject and "you" is the object. "You put me in prison" means that you are the subject and "me" is the object.
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