Synonyms for Re serve:

• adj.

  •auxiliary (adjective)
  • spare,
  • backup,
  • subsidiary,
  • subordinate,
  • subservient,
  • secondary,
  • Abetting,
  • accessory,
  • contributory,
  • complementary,
  • extra,
  • adjuvant,
  • ancillary,
  • supporting,
  • appurtenant.
  •extra (adjective)
  • lagniappe,
  • surplus,
  • further,
  • redundant,
  • extraordinary,
  • button,
  • unused,
  • plus,
  • added,
  • gravy,
  • fresh,
  • supplementary,
  • one more,
  • perk,
  • optional,
  • supernumerary,
  • in addition,
  • special,
  • beyond,
  • over and above,
  • supplemental,
  • leftover,
  • other,
  • inessential,
  • unneeded,
  • extraneous,
  • new,
  • in reserve,
  • gingerbread,
  • unnecessary,
  • in store,
  • additional,
  • tip,
  • needless,
  • fuss,
  • auxiliary,
  • more,
  • another,
  • superfluous.
  •secondary (adjective)
  • lesser,
  • second,
  • second-rate,
  • dependent,
  • dinky,
  • minor,
  • contingent,
  • lower,
  • tributary,
  • inferior,
  • small,
  • bush-league,
  • small-time,
  • alternate,
  • small-fry,
  • inconsiderable,
  • consequential,
  • trivial,
  • under,
  • petty,
  • Substract,
  • collateral,
  • minor-league,
  • unimportant,
  • subject,
  • insignificant.
  •substitute (adjective)
  • mock,
  • simulated,
  • false,
  • artificial,
  • proxy,
  • acting,
  • counterfeit,
  • dummy,
  • ersatz,
  • experimental,
  • stopgap,
  • sham,
  • pseudo,
  • representative,
  • supposititious,
  • tentative,
  • near,
  • vicarial,
  • imitation,
  • vicarious,
  • Substitutive,
  • provisional,
  • spurious,
  • symbolic.

• n.

  •ace in the hole (noun)
  • ace up one's sleeve,
  • secret weapon,
  • reserve,
  • decisive resource,
  • trump card,
  • card up one's sleeve,
  • sure advantage,
  • decisive argument,
  • secret advantage.
  •auxiliary (noun)
  • partner,
  • adjutant,
  • accomplice,
  • confederate,
  • assistant,
  • companion,
  • crutch,
  • ally,
  • associate,
  • supporter.
  •bank (noun)
  • coffer,
  • investment firm,
  • repository,
  • storehouse,
  • depository,
  • safe,
  • vault,
  • countinghouse,
  • exchequer,
  • trust company,
  • thrift,
  • credit union,
  • treasury.
  •bashfulness (noun)
  • abashment.
  •cache (noun)
  • drop-off,
  • hideout,
  • accumulation,
  • supplies,
  • kitty,
  • stake,
  • treasure,
  • hiding place,
  • shade,
  • drop joint.
  •cash (noun)
  • funds,
  • bullion,
  • coin,
  • payment,
  • skins,
  • dough,
  • chicken feed,
  • wampum,
  • coinage,
  • note,
  • remuneration,
  • green stuff,
  • refund,
  • banknote,
  • supply,
  • dinero,
  • ready assets,
  • scratch,
  • currency,
  • lot,
  • wherewithal,
  • riches,
  • investment,
  • pledge,
  • mazumah,
  • security,
  • principal,
  • bread,
  • legal tender,
  • cabbage,
  • buck.
  •constraint (noun)
  • embarrassment,
  • timidity,
  • bashfulness,
  • humility,
  • hang-up.
  •coyness (noun)
  • kittenishness,
  • retiringness.
  •diffidence (noun)
  • meekness,
  • self-consciousness,
  • mousiness,
  • timidness,
  • hesitation,
  • doubt,
  • sheepishness,
  • timorousness,
  • insecurity,
  • unassertiveness,
  • fear.
  •distance (noun)
  • frigidity,
  • stiffness,
  • coolness.
  •hang-up (noun)
  • disturbance,
  • dilemma,
  • block,
  • predicament,
  • difficulty,
  • impasse,
  • thing,
  • obsession,
  • problem.
  •hoard (noun)
  • abundance,
  • garner,
  • heap,
  • pile,
  • collection,
  • mass,
  • treasure-trove,
  • agglomeration,
  • conglomeration,
  • Cumulation,
  • trove,
  • aggregation,
  • Amassment.
  •humbleness (noun)
  • self-efface.
  •humility (noun)
  • nonresistance,
  • servility,
  • subservience,
  • inferiority complex,
  • subjection,
  • unpretentiousness,
  • obsequiousness,
  • self-abasement,
  • fawning,
  • docility,
  • mortification,
  • self-abnegation,
  • resignation,
  • passiveness,
  • obedience,
  • unobtrusiveness,
  • abasement,
  • submissiveness,
  • lack of pride,
  • Lowliness.
  •inhibition (noun)
  • interdict,
  • interference,
  • hangup,
  • prevention,
  • blockage,
  • bar,
  • obstacle,
  • prohibition,
  • embargo,
  • sublimation,
  • barrier.
  •inventory (noun)
  • itemization,
  • roll,
  • stock book,
  • summary,
  • file,
  • account,
  • roster,
  • table,
  • index,
  • tabulation,
  • catalogue.
  •mine (noun)
  • bonanza,
  • field,
  • wellspring,
  • bed,
  • source,
  • quarry,
  • excavation,
  • pit,
  • lode,
  • fount,
  • treasure trove,
  • well,
  • trench,
  • vein,
  • fountain,
  • spring,
  • gold mine,
  • shaft.
  •modesty (noun)
  • purity,
  • discreetness,
  • virtue,
  • self-effacement,
  • simplicity,
  • prudery,
  • lack of pretension,
  • celibacy,
  • innocence,
  • humbleness,
  • propriety,
  • chastity,
  • decency,
  • unostentatiousness,
  • delicacy.
  •national park (noun)
  • national forest,
  • national seashore.
  •nest egg (noun)
  • means,
  • sinking fund,
  • money in the bank,
  • something for a rainy day,
  • reserves,
  • something to fall back on,
  • unexpended balance,
  • piggy bank,
  • savings account,
  • mad money,
  • emergency funds,
  • reserve fund,
  • life savings.
  •noiselessness (noun)
  • soundlessness.
  •order (noun)
  • engagement,
  • bulk,
  • materials,
  • requisition,
  • application,
  • shipment,
  • stipulation,
  • goods,
  • amount,
  • quantity,
  • booking,
  • purchase.
  •peace (noun)
  • rest,
  • stillness,
  • peacefulness,
  • relaxation,
  • tranquility,
  • placidity,
  • concord,
  • equanimity,
  • composure,
  • lull,
  • sympathy,
  • quiet,
  • congeniality,
  • hush,
  • contentment,
  • harmony,
  • amity,
  • repose,
  • quietude.
  •repertoire (noun)
  • range,
  • repertory.
  •reservation (noun)
  • homeland,
  • territory,
  • enclave,
  • sanctuary,
  • tract.
  •reserve (noun)
  • hoard,
  • savings,
  • cache,
  • restraint,
  • emergency fund,
  • coyness,
  • silence,
  • diffidence,
  • backwardness,
  • coldness,
  • capital,
  • shyness,
  • stock,
  • caution,
  • demureness,
  • inhibition,
  • provisions,
  • quietness,
  • formality,
  • uncommunicativeness,
  • reservoir,
  • secretiveness,
  • rainy day fund,
  • reservation,
  • repression,
  • ace in hole,
  • Resources,
  • fund,
  • reticence,
  • self-restraint,
  • store,
  • unresponsiveness,
  • suppression,
  • constraint,
  • assets,
  • plant,
  • taciturnity,
  • calmness,
  • aloofness,
  • insurance,
  • backlog,
  • stockpile,
  • stash,
  • modesty,
  • nest egg,
  • drop,
  • wealth,
  • inventory,
  • reluctance.
  •reservoir (noun)
  • lake,
  • pond,
  • tarn,
  • receptacle,
  • container,
  • basin,
  • pool,
  • storage,
  • holder,
  • tank,
  • cistern.
  •resource (noun)
  • ingenuity,
  • relief,
  • talent,
  • inventiveness,
  • property,
  • system,
  • device,
  • worth,
  • creation,
  • substitute,
  • measure,
  • course,
  • artifice,
  • quick-wittedness,
  • ability,
  • shift,
  • appliance,
  • cleverness,
  • step,
  • refuge,
  • support,
  • capability,
  • contraption,
  • expedient,
  • mode,
  • resourcefulness,
  • surrogate,
  • contrivance,
  • substance,
  • stratagem,
  • makeshift,
  • initiative,
  • way,
  • method,
  • recourse,
  • fortune.
  •restraint (noun)
  • self-government,
  • self-possession,
  • hindrance,
  • self-denial,
  • withholding,
  • limitation,
  • coercion,
  • confines,
  • abstinence,
  • forbearance,
  • unnaturalness,
  • moderation,
  • command,
  • economy,
  • compulsion,
  • curtailment,
  • abstemiousness,
  • self-discipline,
  • restriction.
  •reticence (noun)
  • closeness.
  •sanctuary (noun)
  • national park,
  • park,
  • asylum,
  • conservation area,
  • harborage,
  • game refuge,
  • nature preserve,
  • retreat.
  •savings (noun)
  • gleanings,
  • mattress full,
  • provision,
  • sock.
  •self-control (noun)
  • discretion,
  • poise,
  • strength of character,
  • stability,
  • dignity,
  • aplomb,
  • sobriety,
  • stoicism,
  • discipline,
  • self-constraint,
  • balance.
  •shyness (noun)
  • apprehension.
  •silence (noun)
  • muteness,
  • saturninity,
  • sullenness,
  • iron curtain,
  • censorship,
  • laconism,
  • dead air,
  • Inarticulateness,
  • blackout,
  • death,
  • still,
  • speechlessness,
  • noiselessness,
  • hush-hush,
  • quiescence,
  • quietus,
  • peace,
  • sulk,
  • calm,
  • sleep,
  • dumbness,
  • secrecy.
  •speechlessness (noun)
  • wordlessness.
  •standby (noun)
  • sub,
  • stalwart,
  • fill-in,
  • understudy,
  • double,
  • pinch-hitter,
  • stand-in,
  • successor,
  • deputy,
  • temporary,
  • replacement,
  • temp.
  •stock (noun)
  • Commodities,
  • assortment,
  • array,
  • variety,
  • pharmacopoeia,
  • selection,
  • wares,
  • choice,
  • produce,
  • articles.
  •stockpile (noun)
  • buildup.
  •store (noun)
  • plenty,
  • plethora,
  • mine.
  •substitute (noun)
  • ghost,
  • standby,
  • symbol,
  • equivalent,
  • succedaneum,
  • vicar,
  • locum tenens,
  • resort,
  • delegate,
  • changeling,
  • expediency,
  • resource,
  • relay,
  • procurator,
  • locum,
  • temporary expedient,
  • agent,
  • supplanter,
  • dernier ressort,
  • ghost writer.
  •treasure (noun)
  • darling,
  • gem,
  • find,
  • richness,
  • prize,
  • cash,
  • apple of one's eye,
  • plum,
  • valuable,
  • nonpareil,
  • catch,
  • money,
  • paragon,
  • gold,
  • pride and joy,
  • jewel,
  • pearl.
  •uncertainty (noun)
  • indecision,
  • trouble,
  • distrust,
  • qualm,
  • contingency,
  • confusion,
  • wonder,
  • puzzlement,
  • ambiguity,
  • guesswork,
  • disquiet,
  • suspicion,
  • Questionableness,
  • puzzle,
  • oscillation,
  • scruple,
  • hesitancy,
  • quandary,
  • concern,
  • worry,
  • skepticism,
  • irresolution,
  • perplexity,
  • inconclusiveness,
  • vagueness,
  • conjecture,
  • mystification,
  • lack of confidence,
  • dubiety,
  • unpredictability,
  • incertitude,
  • ambivalence,
  • uneasiness,
  • mistrust,
  • doubtfulness,
  • bewilderment,
  • misgiving,
  • anxiety,
  • query.
  •understudy (noun)
  • pinch hitter,
  • stand-by.

• v.

  •appropriate (verb)
  • earmark,
  • allow,
  • allot,
  • devote,
  • apportion,
  • budget,
  • disburse,
  • appoint,
  • assign,
  • set apart.
  •bespeak (verb)
  • attest,
  • accost,
  • stipulate,
  • argue,
  • speak,
  • discuss,
  • show,
  • announce,
  • imply,
  • hint,
  • cite,
  • address,
  • ask,
  • exclaim.
  •book (verb)
  • order,
  • bill,
  • make reservation,
  • enter,
  • pencil in,
  • procure,
  • sew up,
  • enroll,
  • line up,
  • set up,
  • organize,
  • charter,
  • hire,
  • program.
  •destine (verb)
  • dedicate,
  • decree,
  • doom to,
  • consecrate,
  • decide,
  • determine,
  • predestine,
  • design,
  • intend,
  • mark out,
  • preform,
  • purpose,
  • fate,
  • doom,
  • preordain,
  • foreordain.
  •detain (verb)
  • mire,
  • restrain,
  • slow down,
  • confine,
  • ice,
  • check,
  • intern,
  • pick up,
  • run in,
  • decelerate,
  • retard,
  • bog down,
  • inhibit,
  • constrain,
  • apprehend,
  • hold up,
  • nab,
  • bust,
  • pinch,
  • slow up,
  • send up,
  • jail,
  • hinder,
  • hang up,
  • impede,
  • pull in,
  • set back,
  • buttonhole.
  •devote (verb)
  • appropriate,
  • bless,
  • concern oneself,
  • apply,
  • hallow,
  • give,
  • bestow,
  • entrust,
  • enshrine,
  • confide,
  • occupy oneself,
  • vow,
  • present,
  • sanctify,
  • consign,
  • hand out,
  • donate,
  • give away.
  •engage (verb)
  • place,
  • commission,
  • truck with,
  • ink,
  • come on board,
  • sign on,
  • bring on board,
  • enlist,
  • put on,
  • take on,
  • rent,
  • employ,
  • lease,
  • sign up.
  •enlist (verb)
  • initiate,
  • conscript,
  • gather,
  • list,
  • call to arms,
  • induct,
  • embody,
  • volunteer,
  • get,
  • levy,
  • obtain,
  • enter into,
  • oblige,
  • admit,
  • serve,
  • incorporate,
  • press into service,
  • recruit,
  • hitch,
  • join,
  • Conscribe,
  • record,
  • inscribe,
  • mobilize,
  • join up,
  • register,
  • muster,
  • attract,
  • interest,
  • draft,
  • call up.
  •foreordain (verb)
  • Destinate,
  • predetermine,
  • foretell,
  • destine,
  • foreshadow,
  • foredoom.
  •garner (verb)
  • extract,
  • cumulate,
  • deposit,
  • lay in,
  • assemble,
  • reap,
  • roll up,
  • glean,
  • amass,
  • hive,
  • cull,
  • harvest.
  •hide (verb)
  • hush up,
  • camouflage,
  • disguise,
  • shadow,
  • ditch,
  • mask,
  • shelter,
  • shield,
  • eclipse,
  • tuck away,
  • screen,
  • put out of the way,
  • harbor,
  • lock up,
  • shroud,
  • adumbrate,
  • keep from,
  • go underground,
  • curtain,
  • cover,
  • hole up,
  • bury,
  • not tell,
  • dissemble,
  • salt away,
  • suppress,
  • lie low,
  • smuggle,
  • secrete,
  • veil,
  • ensconce,
  • cloak,
  • go into hiding,
  • hold back,
  • not give away,
  • obscure,
  • blot out,
  • stifle,
  • take cover,
  • protect,
  • keep secret.
  •intend (verb)
  • signify,
  • plot,
  • designate,
  • hope to,
  • be determined,
  • contemplate,
  • endeavor,
  • meditate,
  • essay,
  • try,
  • look forward,
  • expect,
  • ordain,
  • attempt,
  • express,
  • connote,
  • plan,
  • resolve,
  • think,
  • aim,
  • import,
  • figure on,
  • add up,
  • have in mind,
  • aspire to,
  • scheme,
  • indicate,
  • strive,
  • denote,
  • propose,
  • be resolved,
  • mean,
  • spell.
  •keep (verb)
  • care for,
  • conduct,
  • trade in,
  • accumulate,
  • own,
  • grip,
  • carry,
  • grasp,
  • enjoy,
  • control,
  • deal in,
  • put up,
  • season,
  • stack,
  • detain,
  • put,
  • direct,
  • manage.
  •order (verb)
  • bid,
  • enact,
  • dictate,
  • call for,
  • charge,
  • request,
  • adjure,
  • enjoin,
  • apply for,
  • rule the roost,
  • warn,
  • send away for,
  • tell,
  • prescribe,
  • instruct,
  • call the signals,
  • buy,
  • call the shots,
  • require,
  • pull strings,
  • contract for.
  •own (verb)
  • occupy,
  • be in possession of,
  • have title,
  • have in hand,
  • inherit,
  • boast,
  • be possessed of,
  • fall heir to,
  • keep,
  • have rights,
  • dominate.
  •reserve (verb)
  • defer,
  • schedule,
  • set aside,
  • keep back,
  • engage,
  • book,
  • postpone,
  • keep out,
  • stow away,
  • retain,
  • maintain,
  • save,
  • squirrel away,
  • secure,
  • bespeak,
  • put by,
  • contract,
  • put away,
  • store up,
  • put off,
  • squirrel,
  • lay up,
  • Preengage,
  • possess,
  • conserve,
  • withhold,
  • have,
  • hold,
  • prearrange,
  • duck,
  • delay,
  • preserve.
  •retain (verb)
  • retrospect,
  • hand onto,
  • pay,
  • remember,
  • keep possession,
  • recall,
  • cling to,
  • hold fast,
  • bear in mind,
  • mind,
  • keep in mind,
  • recognize,
  • clutch,
  • memorize,
  • contain,
  • husband,
  • absorb,
  • reminisce,
  • recollect.
  •save (verb)
  • cut corners,
  • lay away,
  • save for rainy day,
  • collect,
  • roll back,
  • make ends meet,
  • lay aside,
  • pinch pennies,
  • skimp,
  • pile up,
  • tighten belt,
  • feather nest,
  • be frugal,
  • be thrifty,
  • retrench,
  • hide away,
  • scrimp,
  • sock away.
  •schedule (verb)
  • catalog,
  • card,
  • arrange,
  • time,
  • be due,
  • set,
  • write in one's book,
  • slate,
  • get on line.
  •stash (verb)
  • occult.
  •stock (verb)
  • furnish,
  • provide,
  • handle,
  • equip,
  • keep on hand,
  • sell,
  • fill.
  •stockpile (verb)
  • build up,
  • stock up.
  •store (verb)
  • pack,
  • freeze,
  • pack away,
  • victual,
  • warehouse,
  • mothball,
  • put in storage,
  • bank,
  • hutch,
  • hide,
  • lock away,
  • bin,
  • bottle,
  • keep in reserve,
  • can.
  •waive (verb)
  • leave,
  • relinquish,
  • remit,
  • dispense with,
  • forgo,
  • prorogue,
  • disown,
  • neglect,
  • resign,
  • hand over,
  • remove,
  • suspend,
  • renege,
  • abandon,
  • yield,
  • grant,
  • disclaim,
  • shelve,
  • stay,
  • reject,
  • turn over,
  • cede,
  • refrain from,
  • surrender,
  • renounce,
  • hold off.
  •withhold (verb)
  • clam up,
  • curb,
  • deny,
  • repress,
  • keep under one's hat,
  • refuse,
  • conceal,
  • abstain,
  • hold out,
  • hold out on,
  • keep to oneself,
  • bridle,
  • refrain,
  • sit on,
  • kill,
  • disallow,
  • stop oneself,
  • hold down,
  • deduct,
  • spike,
  • keep under wraps,
  • dummy up,
  • resist.

Antonyms for Re serve:

• adj.

  • auxiliary
    superior, necessary, main, body, important, chief.
  • extra
    fundamental, basic, worn, elementary, usual, needed, used, commonplace, ordinary, old, integral, common, essential, normal.
  • secondary
    large, big, first-class, first-rate, worthwhile, primary, valuable, consequential, useful, source, major, causative, huge, significant.
  • substitute
    real, true, finished, genuine.

• n.

  • auxiliary
    stranger, opponent, foe, adversary, enemy, antagonist.
  • constraint
    pride, permission, confidence, aggression, arrogance, allowance.
  • diffidence
    certainty, courage.
  • distance
    affection, sympathy.
  • hang-up
    solution, tranquility, calm, peace.
  • hoard
    need, poverty, lack.
  • humbleness
    impurity.
  • humility
    pretentiousness, self-importance, assertiveness, egoism.
  • inhibition
    assistance, clearance, advantage, approval.
  • lowliness
    evil.
  • mine
    end, result.
  • modesty
    Braveness, self-confidence, impropriety, conceit, immorality, ego.
  • order
    disorganization, lawlessness, answer, license, confusion, mess, muddle, liberty.
  • peace
    fighting, discord, upset, frustration, noise, energy, worry, agitation, distress, disharmony, disturbance, clamor, disagreement, war, discomposure.
  • reservation
    openness.
  • reserve
    emptiness, freedom, boldness, liberation, debt, nothing, warmth, friendliness.
  • reservoir
    nothingness, zilch.
  • resource
    inability, permanent, incompetence, ignorance, weakness, product, impotence.
  • resourcefulness
    incapacity, stupidity.
  • restraint
    self-indulgence, wildness, arousal, indulgence.
  • savings
    loss.
  • self-control
    instability, rashness.
  • silence
    communication, talk.
  • stock
    fact, truth.
  • store
    little, scarcity, few.
  • substitute
    being, entity.
  • timidity
    nerve, stoutheartedness, audacity, guts.
  • uncertainty
    assurance, contentment, definiteness, happiness, clarity, faith, trust, belief, composure, sureness, reality, calmness, security.

• v.

  • appropriate
    keep, hold, bequeath, retain, bestow, refuse, withhold, reject, return.
  • bespeak
    overlook, reply, be quiet, hide.
  • book
    disorder, exonerate, disorganize, bow out, neglect, free, dismiss.
  • destine
    hesitate, misuse.
  • detain
    permit, aid, advance, help, assist, forward, liberate, allow, facilitate, push.
  • devote
    take, refrain, misappropriate, conceal, disrespect, desecrate.
  • engage
    eject, banish, break up, discharge, yield, fire, surrender, defuse, shun, oust, expel, decline, disconnect, give up.
  • enlist
    remove, forfeit, stop, repel, separate, leave, withdraw, avoid, ignore, forget, lay off, divide, dodge, unfasten, exclude.
  • garner
    dissipate, scatter, disperse, plant, spread.
  • hide
    bare, let out, open, show, exhibit, reveal, lay bare, disclose, expose, unmask, tell, divulge, uncover.
  • intend
    disregard, be idle, disbelieve.
  • keep
    let happen, consume, abandon, hand over, displace, fail, want, dishonor, dispossess, not have.
  • order
    prevent, mess up, disallow, rescind, mix up.
  • own
    forsake, sell, deny, disavow.
  • reserve
    release, give, throw away, spend, squander, offer, waste, break off, let go, hurt, lose, cancel, distribute, use, expedite.
  • retain
    misunderstand, pass up, desert, miss.
  • save
    leave open, make vulnerable, endanger, harm.
  • schedule
    disarrange, finish.
  • stash
    encourage, lay out.
  • stock
    deplete, use up.
  • stockpile
    lessen.
  • store
    disburse.
  • waive
    carry out, approve, accept, go, acknowledge, claim, DO, continue, guard.
  • withhold
    grant, indulge, go along.