Synonyms for Re treats:

• n.

  •ark (noun)
  • chest,
  • basket,
  • barge,
  • coffer,
  • ship,
  • hutch,
  • vessel.
  •asylum (noun)
  • retreat,
  • hideout,
  • safety,
  • hole,
  • preserve.
  •avoidance (noun)
  • forbearance,
  • shirking,
  • absention,
  • nonparticipation,
  • prevention,
  • eschewal,
  • restraint,
  • dodge,
  • passive resistance,
  • elusion,
  • escapism,
  • delay,
  • dodging,
  • run-around,
  • parry,
  • evasion,
  • recession,
  • self-restraint,
  • steering clear of,
  • departure,
  • shunning,
  • circumvention.
  •bomb shelter (noun)
  • safety island,
  • air-raid shelter,
  • fallout shelter,
  • safety zone,
  • a-bomb shelter,
  • safety isle.
  •burrow (noun)
  • tunnel,
  • couch,
  • hovel,
  • lair.
  •cell (noun)
  • compartment,
  • cubicle,
  • vault,
  • crypt,
  • antechamber,
  • keep,
  • cavity,
  • dungeon,
  • pen,
  • nook,
  • hold,
  • crib,
  • stall,
  • receptacle,
  • bastille,
  • booth,
  • coop,
  • closet,
  • apartment,
  • lockup,
  • cage,
  • recess,
  • tower,
  • alcove,
  • burrow,
  • chamber.
  •cloister (noun)
  • monastery,
  • priory,
  • abbey,
  • chapter house,
  • nunnery,
  • order,
  • religious community,
  • house,
  • friary,
  • Priorate,
  • lamasery.
  •convent (noun)
  • school.
  •corner (noun)
  • hide-out,
  • angle,
  • cranny,
  • indentation.
  •cove (noun)
  • bay,
  • lagoon,
  • bayou,
  • arm,
  • wash,
  • firth,
  • slough,
  • gulf,
  • bight,
  • cavern,
  • cave,
  • sound,
  • estuary,
  • anchorage,
  • Frith,
  • creek.
  •cover (noun)
  • front,
  • guard,
  • harborage,
  • camouflage,
  • drop,
  • screen,
  • concealment,
  • protection.
  •defection (noun)
  • estrangement,
  • forsaking,
  • Sundering,
  • faithlessness,
  • apostasy,
  • rebellion,
  • disloyalty,
  • lack,
  • revolt,
  • repudiation,
  • parting,
  • failure,
  • tergiversation,
  • separation,
  • deficiency,
  • dereliction,
  • failing,
  • divorce,
  • backsliding,
  • rejection,
  • disaffection,
  • severance,
  • Recreancy,
  • alienation,
  • desertion,
  • disownment.
  •den (noun)
  • lodge,
  • nest,
  • sanctum,
  • atelier,
  • hotbed,
  • study,
  • cubbyhole,
  • snuggery.
  •departure (noun)
  • powder,
  • start,
  • vacation,
  • withdrawing,
  • removal,
  • embarkation,
  • stampede,
  • egression,
  • adieu,
  • goodbye,
  • expatriation,
  • getaway,
  • migration,
  • taking off,
  • sailing,
  • farewell,
  • exit,
  • exodus,
  • going away,
  • decampment,
  • going,
  • hegira,
  • takeoff,
  • Quitting,
  • abandonment,
  • setting out,
  • emigration,
  • walkout,
  • setting forth,
  • egress,
  • vanishing act,
  • passage,
  • taking leave.
  •desertion (noun)
  • resignation,
  • perfidy,
  • renunciation,
  • running out on,
  • treachery,
  • betrayal,
  • leaving,
  • defecting,
  • abrogation,
  • falseness,
  • secession,
  • departing,
  • Absconding,
  • castoff,
  • falling away,
  • avoidance,
  • truancy,
  • relinquishment,
  • going back on,
  • Disavowing,
  • derelict,
  • disavowal,
  • Marooning.
  •downturn (noun)
  • downtick,
  • sinking,
  • dip,
  • decline,
  • slump,
  • plunge,
  • slide,
  • fall,
  • deterioration,
  • descent.
  •ebb (noun)
  • lessening,
  • shrinkage,
  • going out,
  • reflux,
  • backflow,
  • sweep,
  • dwindling,
  • slackening,
  • Refluence,
  • weakening,
  • subsidence,
  • low water,
  • petering out,
  • Retrocession,
  • decrease,
  • degeneration,
  • low tide,
  • flagging,
  • decay,
  • waning,
  • diminution,
  • outward flow,
  • retroflux,
  • abatement,
  • depreciation,
  • fading away.
  •escape (noun)
  • elusiveness,
  • freedom,
  • runaround,
  • fadeout,
  • awol,
  • out,
  • disappearance,
  • lam,
  • rescue,
  • release,
  • liberation,
  • extrication,
  • bypassing,
  • slip,
  • bolt,
  • break,
  • evasiveness,
  • elopement,
  • beat,
  • outbreak,
  • deliverance,
  • spring,
  • sidestepping,
  • abdication,
  • breakout,
  • ducking.
  •exit (noun)
  • expiration,
  • death,
  • demise,
  • leave-taking,
  • offgoing,
  • expiry.
  •exodus (noun)
  • exiting,
  • journey.
  •flight (noun)
  • retreating,
  • fugue,
  • escapement,
  • running away,
  • exfiltration,
  • Escaping,
  • getaway car.
  •haunt (noun)
  • dwelling,
  • place,
  • watering hole,
  • stomping ground,
  • headquarters,
  • site,
  • locality,
  • home,
  • gathering place,
  • trysting place,
  • Purlieu,
  • range,
  • rendezvous,
  • bar,
  • meeting place,
  • abode,
  • niche,
  • clubhouse,
  • living quarters,
  • hangout.
  •haven (noun)
  • roadstead.
  •hideaway (noun)
  • secluded.
  •hole (noun)
  • gash,
  • dimple,
  • depression,
  • pocket,
  • lacuna,
  • keyhole,
  • excavation,
  • vacuity,
  • hollow,
  • pockmark,
  • gorge,
  • chink,
  • dent,
  • gap,
  • breach,
  • eyelet,
  • mouth,
  • aperture,
  • fracture,
  • fissure,
  • chasm,
  • puncture,
  • notch,
  • void,
  • pit,
  • crater,
  • crack,
  • scoop,
  • nick,
  • cistern,
  • cut,
  • leak,
  • outlet,
  • peephole,
  • foramen,
  • perforation,
  • vent,
  • cleft,
  • tear,
  • window,
  • space,
  • orifice,
  • rent,
  • shaft.
  •island (noun)
  • isle,
  • atoll,
  • peninsula,
  • cay,
  • key,
  • archipelago,
  • enclave,
  • reef,
  • islet.
  •isolation (noun)
  • detachment,
  • seclusiveness,
  • confinement,
  • reclusiveness,
  • Monkhood,
  • quarantine,
  • remoteness,
  • desolation,
  • segregation,
  • beleaguerment,
  • privateness,
  • Reclusion,
  • sequestration,
  • hiding,
  • aloofness,
  • exile,
  • aloneness.
  •lair (noun)
  • earth,
  • form,
  • resting place.
  •lodge (noun)
  • hostelry,
  • shanty,
  • stopover,
  • dormitory,
  • hut,
  • chalet,
  • inn,
  • cottage,
  • tavern,
  • villa,
  • country house,
  • hotel,
  • hospice,
  • camp,
  • motel,
  • roadhouse,
  • gatehouse,
  • hostel,
  • Auberge,
  • public house,
  • shack.
  •nook (noun)
  • opening,
  • crevice,
  • quoin,
  • byplace,
  • inglenook.
  •port (noun)
  • roads,
  • Piers,
  • landing,
  • dockage,
  • boatyard,
  • wharf,
  • docks,
  • seaport,
  • gate,
  • dockyard.
  •privacy (noun)
  • penetralia,
  • isolation,
  • confidentiality,
  • quiet,
  • clandestineness,
  • separateness,
  • one's space.
  •reaction (noun)
  • relapse,
  • right,
  • backlash,
  • Toryism,
  • retrenchment,
  • retrogression,
  • right wing,
  • obscurantism,
  • counterrevolution,
  • status quo,
  • regression.
  •recess (noun)
  • oriel,
  • cove,
  • socket,
  • reaches,
  • ambush,
  • apse,
  • heart,
  • slot,
  • embrasure,
  • carrel,
  • depths,
  • fork,
  • secret place,
  • crutch.
  •recreancy (noun)
  • Recreance.
  •refuge (noun)
  • recourse,
  • stopgap,
  • makeshift,
  • expedient,
  • way out,
  • shield,
  • stronghold,
  • resource,
  • immunity,
  • fortress.
  •resort (noun)
  • fat farm,
  • park,
  • mineral spring,
  • spa,
  • holiday spot,
  • hot spring,
  • spot,
  • tourist center,
  • tourist trap.
  •retreat (noun)
  • harbor,
  • sanctuary,
  • withdrawal,
  • cell,
  • evacuation,
  • flight,
  • retirement,
  • haunt,
  • ivory tower,
  • cloister,
  • habitat,
  • ark,
  • hermitage,
  • Adytum,
  • hiding place,
  • solitude,
  • refuge,
  • covert,
  • shelter,
  • port,
  • asylum,
  • defense,
  • cover,
  • safe house,
  • resort,
  • convent,
  • haven,
  • safe place,
  • security,
  • ebb,
  • seclusion,
  • den,
  • privacy,
  • hideaway.
  •retrogression (noun)
  • Retroaction,
  • throwback.
  •return (noun)
  • rebound,
  • acknowledgment,
  • recompense,
  • entrance,
  • reaction,
  • reoccurrence,
  • rejoinder,
  • occurrence,
  • recovery,
  • Reestablishment,
  • appearance,
  • Recoiling,
  • reversion,
  • reinstatement,
  • Recompensing,
  • repossession,
  • coming,
  • Revisitation,
  • entry,
  • Restoring,
  • restoration,
  • reappearance,
  • answer,
  • recrudescence,
  • replacement,
  • arrival,
  • recurrence,
  • restitution,
  • homecoming.
  •returning (noun)
  • rotating,
  • reoccurring,
  • revolving,
  • repetition,
  • turning back,
  • Reentrance,
  • retracing,
  • rotation,
  • revolution,
  • reverberation.
  •rout (noun)
  • debacle,
  • thrashing,
  • whipping,
  • Vanquishment,
  • embarrassment,
  • waxing,
  • ruin,
  • overthrow,
  • disaster,
  • clobbering,
  • Trashing,
  • walkover,
  • washout,
  • comedown,
  • shambles,
  • beating,
  • shutout,
  • confusion,
  • romp,
  • drubbing.
  •safe harbor (noun)
  • port in a storm,
  • safe haven.
  •safe house (noun)
  • safe harbor.
  •sanctuary (noun)
  • reserve,
  • conservation area,
  • game refuge,
  • church,
  • oasis,
  • hole-up,
  • national park,
  • nature preserve.
  •seclusion (noun)
  • blockade.
  •security (noun)
  • guarantee,
  • promise,
  • bail,
  • safekeeping,
  • armament,
  • compact,
  • surveillance,
  • insurance,
  • aegis,
  • covenant,
  • earnest,
  • precaution,
  • ward,
  • redemption,
  • care,
  • agreement,
  • armor,
  • pawn,
  • salvation,
  • safeness,
  • token,
  • collateral,
  • surety,
  • safety measure,
  • warrant,
  • preservation,
  • pact,
  • safeguard,
  • custody,
  • bond,
  • pledge.
  •shelter (noun)
  • rack,
  • umbrella,
  • hole in the wall,
  • roof,
  • shadow,
  • joint,
  • tent,
  • guardian,
  • shade,
  • lodging,
  • pad,
  • condo,
  • housing,
  • homeplate,
  • roost,
  • protector,
  • shed,
  • turf,
  • roof over head,
  • digs,
  • Quarterage,
  • co-op.
  •white flag (noun)
  • giving in,
  • caving in,
  • backing down,
  • capitulation,
  • submission,
  • truce flag,
  • flag of truce,
  • throwing in the towel.
  •withdrawal (noun)
  • recantation,
  • disclaimer,
  • revulsion,
  • disengagement,
  • revocation,
  • abjuration,
  • extraction,
  • Palinode,
  • rescission.

• v.

  •back (verb)
  • retract,
  • drive back,
  • repel,
  • repulse.
  •back away (verb)
  • crawfish.
  •back down (verb)
  • demur,
  • hold back,
  • withdraw from agreement or statement,
  • go back on,
  • acquiesce,
  • renege,
  • chicken out,
  • pull back,
  • take back,
  • surrender,
  • recant,
  • give up,
  • have no fight left,
  • yield,
  • balk,
  • beg off,
  • give in,
  • cop out,
  • admit,
  • submit,
  • cancel,
  • back pedal,
  • wimp out,
  • accede,
  • bow out,
  • concede.
  •backpedal (verb)
  • rethink,
  • change.
  •bail out (verb)
  • flee.
  •countermand (verb)
  • repeal,
  • override,
  • rescind,
  • revoke,
  • recall.
  •disappear (verb)
  • fly,
  • end,
  • wane,
  • be lost,
  • fade away,
  • abscond,
  • perish,
  • Evanish,
  • leave no trace,
  • evaporate,
  • die,
  • pass,
  • disperse,
  • melt,
  • fade,
  • evanesce,
  • be swallowed up,
  • end gradually,
  • vamoose,
  • dissolve,
  • cease to exist,
  • dematerialize,
  • take flight,
  • expire,
  • be done for,
  • go south,
  • clear,
  • come to naught,
  • be gone,
  • drop out of sight,
  • be no more,
  • melt away,
  • pass away,
  • die out,
  • dissipate,
  • sink.
  •draw back (verb)
  • sheathe,
  • deduct,
  • discount,
  • take away,
  • reel in,
  • subtract.
  •drop out (verb)
  • cease,
  • forsake,
  • give notice.
  •ebb (verb)
  • fall away,
  • go out,
  • die down,
  • weaken,
  • degenerate,
  • flow back,
  • slacken,
  • let up,
  • abate,
  • moderate,
  • diminish,
  • relent,
  • flag,
  • deteriorate,
  • ease off,
  • languish,
  • dwindle,
  • peter out,
  • lessen.
  •exit (verb)
  • get,
  • bid farewell,
  • get away,
  • flake off,
  • do vanishing act,
  • split,
  • take a hike,
  • Git,
  • get off,
  • issue,
  • go away,
  • say goodbye,
  • move out,
  • blow,
  • take one's leave,
  • move.
  •flee (verb)
  • fly the coop,
  • vanish,
  • cut out,
  • make oneself scarce,
  • step on it,
  • jump,
  • skip,
  • beat a hasty retreat,
  • desert,
  • skedaddle,
  • make off,
  • scamper,
  • cut and run,
  • get the hell out,
  • make quick exit,
  • hotfoot,
  • step on the gas,
  • take off,
  • make one's escape,
  • make a getaway,
  • scoot,
  • scram,
  • make tracks.
  •flinch (verb)
  • cringe,
  • eschew,
  • blanch,
  • shun,
  • crouch,
  • duck,
  • swerve,
  • blink,
  • blench,
  • shirk,
  • cower.
  •give (verb)
  • crumble,
  • bow to,
  • cede,
  • fold up,
  • open,
  • flex,
  • give way,
  • contract,
  • grant,
  • sag,
  • fail,
  • relax,
  • lend,
  • devote,
  • bend,
  • crumple,
  • allow.
  •pull out (verb)
  • shove off,
  • stop,
  • stop participating.
  •recede (verb)
  • retrogress,
  • return,
  • subside,
  • close,
  • reduce,
  • drain away,
  • die off,
  • taper.
  •regress (verb)
  • revert,
  • throw back,
  • turn back,
  • backslide,
  • lapse,
  • lose ground,
  • fall off,
  • roll back.
  •retire (verb)
  • secede,
  • part,
  • turn in,
  • stop working,
  • go to sleep,
  • make vacant,
  • go to one's room,
  • hit the sack,
  • go to bed,
  • remove,
  • leave service,
  • give up work,
  • run along,
  • rusticate,
  • sever connections,
  • deny oneself,
  • separate,
  • absent oneself.
  •retract (verb)
  • forswear,
  • exclude,
  • disavow,
  • eat one's words,
  • unsay,
  • countermand,
  • repudiate,
  • deny,
  • forget it,
  • welsh,
  • change one's mind,
  • call off,
  • take in,
  • disclaim,
  • renounce,
  • pull in,
  • draw in,
  • have change of heart,
  • back out of,
  • nig,
  • rule out,
  • suspend,
  • disown,
  • eliminate,
  • abjure.
  •retreat (verb)
  • hand over,
  • abandon,
  • escape,
  • go along with,
  • lay down,
  • reel,
  • pull out,
  • beat it,
  • keep apart,
  • recoil,
  • seclude oneself,
  • vacate,
  • give ground,
  • fall back,
  • back out,
  • go,
  • resign,
  • quail,
  • run,
  • regress,
  • shrink,
  • back down,
  • withdraw,
  • turn tail,
  • go back,
  • keep aloof,
  • recede,
  • fold,
  • cave in,
  • reverse,
  • retire,
  • draw back,
  • decamp,
  • evacuate,
  • leave,
  • Retrocede,
  • retrograde,
  • opt out,
  • relinquish,
  • elude,
  • start back,
  • move back,
  • quit,
  • depart,
  • back,
  • disengage,
  • back away,
  • back off,
  • avoid,
  • hide,
  • sequester,
  • backtrack,
  • evade.
  •retrocede (verb)
  • retrace one's steps.
  •return (verb)
  • retrace steps,
  • reappear,
  • go again,
  • repeat,
  • hark back to,
  • reel back,
  • bounce back,
  • Reenter,
  • repair,
  • come again,
  • reconsider,
  • circle back,
  • reoccur,
  • react,
  • back up,
  • turn,
  • rotate,
  • revolve,
  • come back,
  • revisit,
  • reexamine,
  • recrudesce,
  • double back,
  • recur.
  •reverse (verb)
  • shift,
  • invert,
  • rearrange,
  • go backwards,
  • transfer,
  • capsize,
  • inverse,
  • upset,
  • about-face,
  • interchange,
  • switch,
  • evert,
  • turn around,
  • Transplace,
  • move backwards,
  • backpedal,
  • transpose,
  • overturn,
  • evaginate,
  • turn over,
  • exchange,
  • flip-flop,
  • upend.
  •secede (verb)
  • disaffiliate,
  • abdicate,
  • apostatize,
  • break with.
  •shrink (verb)
  • refuse,
  • flinch,
  • slink,
  • hang back,
  • shudder,
  • boggle,
  • huddle,
  • wince,
  • scruple.
  •superannuate (verb)
  • put out to pasture,
  • pension.
  •turn tail (verb)
  • make a u-turn,
  • turn on a dime,
  • run scared,
  • desert under fire.
  •withdraw (verb)
  • book,
  • drop out,
  • take out,
  • phase out,
  • detach,
  • check out,
  • extract,
  • get lost,
  • take leave,
  • ease out,
  • draw away,
  • bail out,
  • exfiltrate.

Antonyms for Re treats:

• n.

  • asylum
    danger.
  • avoidance
    meeting, continuation.
  • defection
    harmony, enough, faithfulness, loyalty, plenty, joining.
  • departure
    greeting, abidance, hello, keeping, entrance.
  • desertion
    approval, allowance, aid, assistance, ratification, help, Staying.
  • downturn
    ascent, betterment, improvement.
  • ebb
    expansion, development, enlargement, growth, incline, flow.
  • escape
    capture, directness, maintenance.
  • exit
    arriving, birth, entering.
  • flight
    waiting, standing.
  • hole
    closure, good fortune, juncture, advantage, closing, solid, benefit, mountain.
  • privacy
    Publicness, publicity, sociableness, togetherness.
  • reaction
    question, cause.
  • recess
    misfortune, bulge.
  • refuge
    permanent.
  • retreat
    advance, arrival, coming.
  • return
    exit, departure, debt, leave, payment, leaving, request.
  • rout
    order, calm, miracle, triumph, wonder, organization.
  • seclusion
    public, open.
  • security
    injury, trouble, break, worry, insecurity, peril, Endangerment, harm, disagreement, uncertainty, hurt.
  • shelter
    light, brightness.
  • tergiversation
    peace, marriage.
  • withdrawal
    remainder.

• v.

  • back
    attract, discourage, dissuade.
  • back away
    move forward.
  • back down
    fight, permit, refuse, allow, dissent, uphold, dispute, reject.
  • back up
    pursue, defend.
  • bail out
    ignore.
  • countermand
    approve, enforce, sanction.
  • disappear
    arrive, come in, rise, improve, begin, be born, grow, strengthen, increase, solidify, coagulate, appear, wait.
  • draw back
    start.
  • drop out
    carry out, engage, join.
  • ebb
    expand, build, prolong, develop, flourish, ascend, enlarge, raise, extend.
  • exit
    go in, stop, surrender.
  • flee
    stand, dawdle.
  • flinch
    stretch, confront.
  • give
    straighten, finish, tighten, win, conceal, deny, refrain, take, hold up, disagree, withhold, put together, withstand, hold.
  • pull out
    persevere.
  • recede
    enhance.
  • regress
    progress.
  • retract
    corroborate, reaffirm, agree, accept, welcome, include, repeat, emphasize, admit, acknowledge.
  • retreat
    forge, forward, continue, stay, come, meet, keep, remain, face, go forward, take on, enter.
  • return
    ask, depart, pay.
  • reverse
    reserve, go ahead, DO.
  • secede
    combine, maintain, unite.
  • shrink
    consent.