What is another word for re spite?
450 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ ɹˌiː spˈa͡ɪt], [ ɹˌiː spˈaɪt], [ ɹ_ˌiː s_p_ˈaɪ_t]Table of Contents
Similar words for re spite:- break (noun)
- cessation (noun)
- credit (noun)
- downtime (noun)
- forgiveness (noun)
- gap (noun)
- interlude (noun)
- intermission (noun)
- layoff (noun)
- leisure (noun)
- letup (noun)
- lull (noun)
- moratorium (noun)
- nap (noun)
- pause (noun)
- postponement (noun)
- recess (noun)
- relief (noun)
- remission (noun)
- repose (noun)
- reprieve (noun)
- respite (noun)
- rest (noun)
- rest and recreation (noun)
- suspension (noun)
- time off (noun)
- truce (noun)
- vacation (noun)
- forgive (verb)
- remit (verb)
- reprieve (verb)
- stay (verb)
Synonyms for Re spite:
n.
•break (noun) •cessation (noun)- discontinuance,
- standstill,
- Desistance,
- time-out,
- abeyance,
- grinding halt,
- let-up,
- end,
- remission,
- arrest,
- freeze,
- conclusion,
- termination,
- cease,
- Ceasing,
- break-off,
- close,
- screaming halt,
- stoppage,
- halting,
- finish.
- installment buying,
- stock,
- Securities,
- surplus cash,
- balance,
- on the arm,
- capital outlay,
- installment plan,
- plastic,
- bond,
- loan,
- extension,
- trust,
- continuance,
- wealth,
- on account,
- debenture,
- on the cuff,
- tab,
- mortgage,
- lien.
- freedom,
- spare time,
- interim,
- free time,
- time on one's hands,
- time to kill,
- repose,
- spell,
- time to burn,
- breathing spell.
- dispensation,
- charity,
- palliation,
- lenity,
- absolution,
- lenience,
- justification,
- mercy,
- vindication,
- compassion,
- exoneration,
- quarter,
- overlooking,
- impunity,
- clemency,
- indemnity,
- remittal,
- grace,
- quittance,
- extenuation,
- purgation,
- condonation.
- divide,
- hollow,
- gulch,
- aperture,
- notch,
- disparity,
- hole,
- Interspace,
- arroyo,
- canyon,
- chasm,
- vacuity,
- separation,
- difference,
- ravine,
- fracture,
- gorge,
- inconsistency,
- interstice,
- cleft,
- rent,
- cranny,
- blank,
- rupture,
- division,
- crack,
- disagreement,
- rift,
- slit,
- opening,
- orifice,
- space,
- divergence,
- clove,
- cut,
- defile,
- void,
- discontinuity,
- crevice,
- gully,
- slot.
- liberty,
- quiet,
- spare moments,
- vacant hour,
- range,
- one's own sweet time,
- sabbatical,
- scope,
- idle hours,
- opportunity,
- convenience,
- chance,
- retirement,
- requiescence,
- vacation,
- leave of absence,
- recreation,
- holiday.
- forty winks,
- siesta,
- nod,
- doze,
- spot,
- few z's,
- shuteye,
- snooze,
- microsleep,
- catnap.
- contentment,
- appeasement,
- fix,
- comfort,
- easement,
- balm,
- softening,
- happiness,
- Allayment,
- diversion,
- satisfaction,
- restfulness,
- refreshment,
- sustenance,
- solace,
- succor,
- support,
- maintenance,
- quick fix,
- assuagement,
- mitigation,
- comforting,
- lightening,
- hand,
- palliative,
- assistance,
- lift,
- cure,
- extrication,
- amelioration,
- load off one's mind,
- mollification,
- alleviation,
- consolation,
- cheer,
- help.
- peace,
- sleep,
- quietness,
- quietude,
- restoration,
- inactivity,
- renewal,
- inaction,
- tranquillity,
- relaxing,
- slumber.
- protraction,
- truce,
- downtime,
- layoff,
- adjournment,
- acquittal,
- breath,
- intermission,
- interregnum,
- interruption,
- breathing space,
- discharge,
- time,
- ten,
- break,
- immunity,
- exculpation,
- deferment,
- pardon,
- postponement,
- reprieve,
- deadlock,
- ease,
- coffee break,
- halt,
- delay,
- relief,
- time out,
- cessation,
- forgiveness,
- stop,
- release,
- deliverance,
- lull,
- leisure,
- rest,
- stay,
- hiatus,
- relaxation,
- letup,
- moratorium,
- interval,
- five,
- recess,
- breather.
v.
•forgive (verb)- excuse,
- let bygones be bygones,
- amnesty,
- forget,
- think no more of,
- palliate,
- purge,
- condone,
- bear with,
- let off,
- exonerate,
- acquit,
- spring,
- kiss and make up,
- remit,
- bear no malice,
- bury the hatchet,
- extenuate,
- commute,
- relent,
- turn other cheek,
- dismiss from mind,
- wipe slate clean,
- pocket,
- laugh off,
- let off easy,
- overlook,
- clear,
- allow for,
- let pass,
- wink at,
- efface,
- let it go,
- exculpate,
- make allowance,
- let up on,
- absolve,
- accept apology,
- exempt.
- fall away,
- diminish,
- intermit,
- defer,
- dwindle,
- weaken,
- wane,
- abate,
- rescind,
- sink,
- alleviate,
- slacken,
- modify,
- relax,
- forgive,
- hold off,
- modulate,
- cancel,
- reduce,
- repeal,
- suspend,
- soften,
- slack,
- mitigate,
- moderate,
- prorogue,
- desist,
- ease up,
- put off,
- hold up,
- forbear,
- shelve.
- hang out,
- bunk,
- loiter,
- hang around,
- last,
- endure,
- sweat,
- outstay,
- put down roots,
- lag,
- stick around,
- stay put,
- squat,
- hold the fort,
- tarry,
- hang about,
- stay out,
- reside,
- sojourn,
- dally,
- roost,
- sweat it out,
- remain,
- nest,
- sit tight,
- continue,
- procrastinate,
- hover,
- linger,
- bide,
- establish oneself,
- settle,
- abide,
- hang in,
- hang,
- perch.
Antonyms for Re spite:
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n.
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break
bad luck, juncture, binding, combination, fastening, attachment, energy, association, persistence, continuity, misfortune.
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cessation
activity, introduction, action, initiation, opening.
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credit
disbelief, dishonor, disclaimer, disapproval, disrespect, ill repute, discredit, disregard, disacknowledgement, cash.
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downtime
disturbance.
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forgiveness
accusation, meanness, mercilessness, cruelty.
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layoff
Hiring.
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leisure
incarceration, restraint, work, imprisonment, labor, restriction, difficulty.
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moratorium
continuance.
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palliation
discontent, gloom, discouragement, depression, irritation, misery, dissatisfaction, harm, obstruction, aggravation.
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remission
enlargement, development, expansion, growth, worsening, rise.
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repose
awakening, upset, agitation, consciousness, wakefulness.
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respite
censure, punishment, go, employment, hold, blame, beginning, start, commencement, sentence, continuation, advance.
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suspension
completion.
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truce
disagreement, fight, war.
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break
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v.
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remit
encourage, intensify, aggravate, extend, develop, forward, enlarge, permit, approve, grow, allow, carry on, continue, expand, worry, incite, magnify, strengthen, irritate, incriminate, forge, leave alone, prolong, raise.
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reprieve
worsen.
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remit