Synonyms for Re cesses:

• adv.

  •meantime (adverb)
  • for now,
  • in the interval,
  • concurrently,
  • simultaneously,
  • for then,
  • for the moment,
  • while,
  • in the interim,
  • for the duration,
  • in the meanwhile,
  • at the same time.

• n.

  •abeyance (noun)
  • dormancy,
  • waiting,
  • temporarily deferred,
  • postponement,
  • inactivity,
  • latency,
  • quiescence,
  • discontinuation,
  • remission,
  • recess.
  •adjournment (noun)
  • deferral,
  • prorogation,
  • putting off,
  • interruption,
  • deferment.
  •alcove (noun)
  • bower,
  • anteroom,
  • study,
  • corner,
  • niche,
  • compartment,
  • cubbyhole.
  •bay (noun)
  • bow window.
  •bowels (noun)
  • hold,
  • entrails,
  • Intestines,
  • recesses,
  • guts,
  • belly,
  • deep,
  • viscera,
  • interior,
  • core,
  • vitals,
  • innards.
  •break (noun)
  • caesura,
  • interval,
  • blow,
  • time off,
  • lacuna,
  • time out,
  • apnea,
  • breathing space.
  •cell (noun)
  • coop,
  • lockup,
  • burrow,
  • dungeon,
  • keep,
  • chamber,
  • crib,
  • cage,
  • booth,
  • apartment,
  • antechamber,
  • stall,
  • vault,
  • cloister,
  • tower,
  • receptacle,
  • pen,
  • bastille,
  • den.
  •cessation (noun)
  • arrest,
  • Desistance,
  • discontinuance,
  • termination,
  • cease,
  • conclusion,
  • stoppage,
  • standstill,
  • Ceasing,
  • freeze,
  • grinding halt,
  • screaming halt,
  • close,
  • finish,
  • end,
  • halting,
  • let-up,
  • abeyance.
  •closet (noun)
  • repository,
  • cold storage,
  • bin,
  • locker,
  • room,
  • clothes room,
  • walk-in,
  • safe,
  • container,
  • buffet,
  • Ambry,
  • depository,
  • chest of drawers,
  • wardrobe,
  • cabinet,
  • sideboard.
  •coffee break (noun)
  • tea break.
  •corner (noun)
  • hide-out,
  • hideaway.
  •downtime (noun)
  • free time,
  • spell,
  • spare time,
  • freedom,
  • time to kill,
  • repose,
  • time to burn,
  • time on one's hands,
  • interim.
  •gap (noun)
  • defile,
  • cleft,
  • disparity,
  • gorge,
  • divergence,
  • difference,
  • rupture,
  • inconsistency,
  • space,
  • canyon,
  • fracture,
  • slit,
  • void,
  • crack,
  • aperture,
  • cut,
  • ravine,
  • rent,
  • discontinuity,
  • arroyo,
  • chasm,
  • clove,
  • divide,
  • blank,
  • vacuity,
  • crevice,
  • gulch,
  • Interspace,
  • interstice,
  • rift,
  • gully,
  • disagreement,
  • division,
  • separation,
  • orifice,
  • notch.
  •holiday (noun)
  • celebration,
  • saint's day,
  • festivity,
  • liberty,
  • day of rest,
  • festival,
  • leave,
  • jubilee,
  • red-letter day,
  • gala,
  • few days off,
  • gone fishing,
  • feast,
  • fiesta,
  • fete,
  • holy day,
  • long weekend,
  • anniversary.
  •inside (noun)
  • stuffing,
  • inner portion,
  • breast,
  • gut.
  •insides (noun)
  • center,
  • inner parts,
  • internal organs,
  • soul,
  • contents,
  • middle,
  • womb,
  • bowels,
  • components,
  • workings.
  •interlude (noun)
  • wait,
  • meanwhile,
  • parenthesis,
  • idyll,
  • episode,
  • meantime.
  •latency (noun)
  • Abeyancy.
  •leisure (noun)
  • relaxation,
  • unemployment,
  • opportunity,
  • scope,
  • time,
  • range,
  • retirement,
  • quiet,
  • leave of absence,
  • convenience,
  • chance,
  • one's own sweet time,
  • spare moments,
  • recreation,
  • requiescence,
  • vacant hour,
  • idle hours,
  • ease,
  • sabbatical.
  •letup (noun)
  • lapse,
  • slackening,
  • lessening,
  • abatement.
  •niche (noun)
  • position,
  • byplace,
  • vocation,
  • calling.
  •nook (noun)
  • inglenook,
  • hideout,
  • quoin.
  •opening (noun)
  • tear,
  • split,
  • hatch,
  • door,
  • outlet,
  • chink,
  • vent,
  • scuttle,
  • spout,
  • fissure,
  • perforation,
  • window,
  • breach.
  •pause (noun)
  • stillness,
  • rest period,
  • hesitancy,
  • gap,
  • hesitation,
  • deadlock,
  • stopover,
  • hush,
  • stand,
  • gridlock,
  • hitch,
  • pausation,
  • comma.
  •pigeonhole (noun)
  • place,
  • section,
  • pocket,
  • box.
  •playtime (noun)
  • pleasure,
  • amusement.
  •recess (noun)
  • heart,
  • lull,
  • ten,
  • hiatus,
  • depression,
  • cell,
  • cessation,
  • apse,
  • angle,
  • crutch,
  • opening,
  • halt,
  • intermission,
  • nook,
  • respite,
  • hollow,
  • embrasure,
  • cavity,
  • slot,
  • bay,
  • interlude,
  • interregnum,
  • depths,
  • cubicle,
  • break,
  • alcove,
  • layoff,
  • hiding place,
  • letup,
  • ambush,
  • pause,
  • breather,
  • cutoff,
  • retreat,
  • closet,
  • carrel,
  • reaches,
  • breathing spell,
  • hole,
  • secret place,
  • happy hour,
  • oriel,
  • socket,
  • holiday,
  • fork,
  • time-out,
  • indentation,
  • mouth,
  • crypt,
  • rest,
  • cranny,
  • closure,
  • suspension,
  • break-off,
  • coffee break,
  • dent,
  • stop,
  • vacation,
  • penetralia,
  • downtime,
  • cove.
  •respite (noun)
  • forgiveness,
  • discharge,
  • moratorium,
  • truce,
  • immunity,
  • pardon,
  • breath,
  • protraction,
  • adjournment,
  • exculpation,
  • five,
  • deliverance,
  • leisure,
  • release,
  • reprieve,
  • acquittal,
  • relief.
  •rest (noun)
  • motionlessness,
  • siesta,
  • doze,
  • quietude,
  • refreshment,
  • forty winks,
  • nap,
  • dreaminess,
  • composure,
  • calmness,
  • calm,
  • slumber,
  • tranquillity,
  • idleness,
  • somnolence,
  • sleep,
  • silence,
  • comfort,
  • peace.
  •sabbatical (noun)
  • furlough.
  •sinus (noun)
  • antrum.
  •slot (noun)
  • groove,
  • channel,
  • vacancy.
  •time-out (noun)
  • short break.
  •time off (noun)
  • shore leave,
  • mental health day,
  • sick leave,
  • day off.
  •vacation (noun)
  • two weeks with pay,
  • R and R.

• v.

  •adjourn (verb)
  • stay,
  • restrain,
  • hold off,
  • delay,
  • hold over,
  • defer,
  • suspend,
  • postpone,
  • shelve,
  • discontinue,
  • hold up,
  • put off,
  • curb.
  •recess (verb)
  • sideline,
  • break up,
  • pigeonhole,
  • take ten,
  • terminate,
  • rise,
  • take a breather,
  • prorogue,
  • drop,
  • break off,
  • adjourn,
  • call time,
  • take a break,
  • shake,
  • put on hold,
  • drop it,
  • Prorogate,
  • dissolve,
  • take five.
  •terminate (verb)
  • fire,
  • complete,
  • wrap up,
  • come to an end,
  • put an end to,
  • bring to an end,
  • eliminate,
  • run out,
  • confine,
  • wrap,
  • abolish,
  • tether,
  • issue,
  • cancel,
  • desist,
  • dismiss,
  • scratch,
  • sack,
  • annul,
  • extinguish,
  • scrub,
  • result,
  • define,
  • bound,
  • conclude,
  • limit,
  • wind down,
  • determine,
  • cut off,
  • restrict,
  • ultimate,
  • bounce,
  • expire,
  • achieve,
  • abort,
  • perfect,
  • wind up.

Antonyms for Re cesses:

• n.

  • abeyance
    revival, operation, renewal, activity, action, continuance.
  • adjournment
    commencement.
  • bowels
    outside, exterior, Exteriority.
  • break
    association, continuity, combination, attachment, fastening, binding, juncture, energy, bad luck.
  • cessation
    introduction, initiation, opening.
  • downtime
    disturbance.
  • gap
    closing, harmony, agreement, sameness, likeness, similarity, accord, alikeness.
  • insides
    cowardice, margin, periphery, fear, border.
  • leisure
    incarceration, labor, employment, restriction, restraint, work, difficulty, imprisonment.
  • niche
    entertainment.
  • opening
    ending, conclusion, finish.
  • recess
    beginning, misfortune, go, bulge, solid, continuation, start, persistence, closure.
  • respite
    censure, punishment, sentence, hold, blame.
  • rest
    base, consciousness, busyness, worry, agitation, injury, hurt, awakening, distress, noise, upset, core, wakefulness, clamor.

• v.

  • adjourn
    further, hurry, urge, hasten, encourage, expedite, rally, carry out, convene, forward, stimulate, DO, convoke, advance, keep on.
  • recess
    continue, begin, open.
  • terminate
    release, hire, engage, establish, set up, let go, free, schedule, ratify, initiate, permit, create, uphold, accept, introduce, bear, carry on, commence, allow, employ, go on, restart, welcome, keep.