Synonyms for Re-turns:

• n.

  •acknowledgment (noun)
  • bestowal,
  • gift,
  • letter,
  • greeting,
  • hailing,
  • thanks,
  • token,
  • Addressing,
  • bow,
  • contract,
  • appreciation,
  • applause,
  • card,
  • salutation,
  • receipt,
  • apology,
  • acclamation,
  • support,
  • credit,
  • guarantee,
  • signature,
  • nod,
  • gratitude,
  • confession.
  •acquisition (noun)
  • remuneration,
  • benefit,
  • accomplishment,
  • security,
  • riches,
  • wages,
  • inheritance,
  • annuity,
  • wealth,
  • donation,
  • award,
  • fortune,
  • dividend,
  • increment,
  • winnings,
  • achievement,
  • grant.
  •advantage (noun)
  • leeway,
  • protection,
  • expediency,
  • ascendancy,
  • assistance,
  • dominance,
  • blessing,
  • comfort,
  • favor,
  • lead,
  • eminence,
  • upper hand,
  • superiority,
  • hold,
  • leg-up,
  • power,
  • Resources,
  • luck,
  • improvement,
  • position,
  • convenience,
  • mastery,
  • good,
  • gratification,
  • boon,
  • prestige,
  • edge,
  • authority,
  • utility,
  • influence,
  • supremacy,
  • sanction,
  • help,
  • preference,
  • break,
  • prevalence,
  • recognition,
  • pre-eminence,
  • choice,
  • asset,
  • starting,
  • odds,
  • precedence,
  • leverage,
  • aid.
  •answer (noun)
  • lip,
  • pay dirt,
  • repartee,
  • quick fix,
  • defense,
  • disclosure,
  • back talk,
  • cooler,
  • counterclaim,
  • solution,
  • guff,
  • wisecrack,
  • comment,
  • key,
  • elucidation,
  • backcap,
  • observation,
  • rebuttal,
  • plea,
  • crack,
  • explanation,
  • interpretation,
  • parting shot,
  • echo,
  • vindication,
  • justification,
  • band-aid,
  • thank-you note,
  • refutation,
  • feedback,
  • sign,
  • topper,
  • the ticket,
  • rhetorical question,
  • resolution.
  •arrival (noun)
  • advent,
  • arriving,
  • meeting,
  • influx,
  • debarkation,
  • happening,
  • accession,
  • approach,
  • ingress,
  • Alighting,
  • Dismounting,
  • landing,
  • disembarkation.
  •back talk (noun)
  • mouth,
  • insolence,
  • uptake,
  • back answer,
  • nasty reply,
  • backchat,
  • insult,
  • sauce,
  • cheek,
  • short answer.
  •comeback (noun)
  • revival,
  • resurgence,
  • winning,
  • rally,
  • victory.
  •crack (noun)
  • jibe,
  • funny remark,
  • quip,
  • smart remark,
  • witticism,
  • gag,
  • jest,
  • dig.
  •defense (noun)
  • argument,
  • exoneration,
  • exculpation,
  • apologetics,
  • copout,
  • apologia,
  • jive,
  • story,
  • Excusing,
  • Apologizing,
  • whitewash,
  • fish story,
  • rationalization,
  • song and dance,
  • Explaining,
  • cleanup,
  • extenuation,
  • off-time,
  • excuse.
  •deserts (noun)
  • get hers,
  • deserving,
  • chastening,
  • payment,
  • merit,
  • right,
  • retribution,
  • Talion,
  • due,
  • revenge,
  • what is coming to one,
  • Disciplining,
  • comeuppance,
  • chastisement,
  • discipline,
  • LUMPS,
  • what one is asking for,
  • penalty,
  • punishment,
  • get his.
  •dividend (noun)
  • divvy,
  • premium,
  • returns,
  • remittance,
  • gravy,
  • bonus,
  • taste,
  • surplus,
  • allowance,
  • extra,
  • portion,
  • dispensation,
  • lagniappe,
  • prize,
  • cut,
  • check,
  • guerdon,
  • meed,
  • allotment,
  • appropriation,
  • carrot,
  • coupon.
  •earnings (noun)
  • stipend,
  • salt,
  • piece of the pie,
  • Groceries,
  • balance,
  • take-home.
  •encore (noun)
  • praise,
  • plaudits,
  • cheers,
  • repetition,
  • number,
  • repeat performance.
  •gain (noun)
  • buildup,
  • upping,
  • advance,
  • rise,
  • progress,
  • addition,
  • share,
  • growth,
  • up,
  • boost,
  • attainment,
  • accretion,
  • increase,
  • accumulation,
  • velvet,
  • hike,
  • headway,
  • advancement.
  •harvest (noun)
  • intake,
  • season,
  • harvesting,
  • Cropping,
  • yielding,
  • Reaping,
  • autumn,
  • harvest-time,
  • Storing,
  • Garnering,
  • gathering,
  • ingathering,
  • summer,
  • fruitage.
  •income (noun)
  • livelihood,
  • dividends,
  • Gains,
  • take home,
  • means,
  • earnings,
  • cash,
  • avails,
  • payoff,
  • receipts,
  • benefits,
  • salary,
  • gross,
  • harvest,
  • cash flow,
  • drawings,
  • commission,
  • bottom line,
  • in the black,
  • royalty,
  • assets,
  • wage,
  • honorarium.
  •pay (noun)
  • indemnity,
  • emoluments,
  • fee,
  • reckoning,
  • stipendium,
  • satisfaction,
  • scale,
  • pittance,
  • redress,
  • hire,
  • defrayment,
  • perquisite,
  • Recompensation,
  • bread,
  • bacon,
  • consideration.
  •pay dirt (noun)
  • killing,
  • goods.
  •payment (noun)
  • amends,
  • discharge,
  • defrayal,
  • acquittal,
  • bounty,
  • alimony,
  • indemnification,
  • paying,
  • subsidy,
  • quittance,
  • pension,
  • deposit,
  • outlay,
  • part,
  • sum,
  • amortization,
  • down,
  • pay-off,
  • disbursement.
  •poll (noun)
  • canvass,
  • opinion,
  • voting,
  • sampling,
  • figures,
  • vote,
  • count,
  • ballot,
  • survey.
  •price (noun)
  • figure,
  • assessment,
  • face value,
  • ransom,
  • tune,
  • fare,
  • rate,
  • discount,
  • DUES,
  • ceiling,
  • toll,
  • damage,
  • retail,
  • appraisal,
  • asking price,
  • exaction,
  • bill,
  • barter,
  • ticket,
  • valuation,
  • demand,
  • tab,
  • worth,
  • quotation,
  • sticker,
  • tariff,
  • expense,
  • Appraisement,
  • expenditure,
  • wholesale,
  • charge,
  • estimate.
  •proceeds (noun)
  • product,
  • produce,
  • split,
  • result,
  • handle,
  • till.
  •product (noun)
  • handiwork,
  • amount,
  • legacy,
  • consequence,
  • brand,
  • stock,
  • manufacture,
  • realization,
  • upshot,
  • outcome,
  • production,
  • offshoot,
  • line,
  • by-product,
  • fabrication,
  • issue,
  • aftermath,
  • device,
  • commodity,
  • emolument,
  • decoction,
  • blend,
  • output,
  • contrivance,
  • compound,
  • outgrowth,
  • invention,
  • crop,
  • confection,
  • creation,
  • spinoff,
  • work,
  • synthetic,
  • brew,
  • merchandise,
  • preparation,
  • effect,
  • fruit,
  • concoction,
  • artifact.
  •production (noun)
  • lengthening,
  • generation,
  • Producing,
  • making,
  • Manufacturing,
  • provision,
  • construction,
  • assembly,
  • fructification,
  • Engendering,
  • protraction,
  • direction,
  • blossoming,
  • giving,
  • rendering,
  • origination,
  • presentation,
  • management,
  • staging,
  • prolongation,
  • formulation,
  • bearing,
  • elongation,
  • authoring,
  • reproduction,
  • extention.
  •profit (noun)
  • percentage,
  • augmentation,
  • skim,
  • turnout,
  • use,
  • acquisition,
  • outturn,
  • saving,
  • aggrandizement,
  • value.
  •purpose (noun)
  • mark,
  • objective,
  • mission,
  • target,
  • object,
  • function,
  • goal,
  • duty.
  •reaction (noun)
  • counterbalance,
  • reception,
  • kick,
  • attitude,
  • feeling,
  • counteraction,
  • reflection,
  • revulsion,
  • double-take,
  • HIT,
  • vibes,
  • snappy comeback,
  • reflex,
  • reverberation,
  • reagency,
  • counterpoise,
  • receptivity,
  • knee-jerk,
  • kickback.
  •reappearance (noun)
  • intermittence,
  • habituation,
  • repetitiveness,
  • frequency,
  • regularity.
  •receipts (noun)
  • revenue stream,
  • take-in,
  • taking,
  • comings in.
  •recompense (noun)
  • Retrievement,
  • Recoupment,
  • damages,
  • atonement,
  • sweetener,
  • expiation,
  • bus fare,
  • redemption,
  • retrieval,
  • tip,
  • salvo,
  • cue,
  • Solatium,
  • overcompensation,
  • propitiation.
  •recovery (noun)
  • recreation,
  • improving,
  • reclamation,
  • reconstruction,
  • rescue,
  • recouping,
  • recapture,
  • Replevy,
  • retaking,
  • resumption,
  • Replevin,
  • readjustment.
  •redress (noun)
  • offsetting,
  • remedy,
  • conciliation,
  • rehabilitation,
  • balancing,
  • revision,
  • reprisal,
  • rectification,
  • justice,
  • remission,
  • amendment,
  • relief,
  • correction,
  • cure,
  • ease,
  • vengeance,
  • reformation,
  • remodeling,
  • change,
  • reworking,
  • renewal.
  •refund (noun)
  • money back,
  • consolation,
  • give-up,
  • acquittance,
  • give-back.
  •rejoinder (noun)
  • counterargument,
  • countercharge,
  • counterstatement,
  • confutation,
  • counteraccusation.
  •relapse (noun)
  • loss,
  • regression,
  • fall from grace,
  • retrogression,
  • turn for the worse,
  • worsening,
  • recidivism,
  • backsliding,
  • setback.
  •repetition (noun)
  • recital,
  • alliteration,
  • relation,
  • repetitiousness,
  • redundancy,
  • rhythm,
  • chant,
  • periodicity,
  • paraphrase,
  • staccato,
  • Ingemination,
  • iteration,
  • reiteration,
  • restatement,
  • Iterance,
  • litany,
  • rehearsal,
  • tautology,
  • perseveration,
  • iteracy,
  • practice,
  • rote,
  • recapitulation,
  • chorus,
  • broken record,
  • encore,
  • replication.
  •reply (noun)
  • knee-jerk reaction.
  •restitution (noun)
  • squaring things.
  •restoration (noun)
  • remaking,
  • renovation,
  • rebuilding,
  • refurbishment,
  • revivification,
  • Redintegration,
  • alteration,
  • reinstitution,
  • reinvigoration,
  • Reanimation,
  • instauration,
  • recuperation,
  • repatriation,
  • healing.
  •result (noun)
  • determination,
  • aftereffect,
  • event,
  • eventuality,
  • development,
  • fruition,
  • arrangement,
  • corollary,
  • consummation,
  • repercussion,
  • sequence,
  • completion,
  • end,
  • finish,
  • settlement,
  • conclusion,
  • emanation,
  • sequel,
  • creature,
  • ensual,
  • decision,
  • outcropping,
  • denouement,
  • backwash,
  • termination,
  • close,
  • execution.
  •resurgence (noun)
  • renascence,
  • triumph,
  • resurrection,
  • reawakening,
  • revitalization,
  • rejuvenation,
  • renaissance,
  • rebirth.
  •retort (noun)
  • joke,
  • sally,
  • jape.
  •return (noun)
  • restitution,
  • Recoiling,
  • recoil,
  • reply,
  • comeback,
  • account,
  • takings,
  • gain,
  • Recompensing,
  • yield,
  • answer,
  • retort,
  • entrance,
  • form,
  • results,
  • tabulation,
  • coming,
  • take,
  • reward,
  • respond,
  • report,
  • occurrence,
  • income,
  • reinstatement,
  • recovery,
  • retaliation,
  • requital,
  • arrival,
  • recompense,
  • Reestablishment,
  • reimbursement,
  • record,
  • rejoinder,
  • riposte,
  • recrudescence,
  • accruement,
  • repayment,
  • repossession,
  • recurrence,
  • response,
  • reappearance,
  • entry,
  • reparation,
  • proceeds,
  • advantage,
  • interest,
  • list,
  • reaction,
  • profit,
  • retreat,
  • avail,
  • lucre,
  • antiphon,
  • compensation,
  • accrual,
  • statement,
  • Revisitation,
  • gate,
  • appearance,
  • replacement,
  • homecoming,
  • reversion,
  • rebound,
  • Restoring,
  • restoration,
  • reoccurrence,
  • revenue,
  • reciprocation,
  • acknowledgment.
  •returning (noun)
  • rotation,
  • retracing,
  • Reentrance,
  • turning back,
  • reoccurring,
  • revolving,
  • rotating,
  • revolution.
  •revenge (noun)
  • measure for measure,
  • counterblow,
  • animus,
  • malevolence,
  • getting even,
  • vengefulness,
  • sortie,
  • Implacability,
  • fight,
  • spitefulness,
  • ill will,
  • vindictiveness,
  • avenging,
  • attack,
  • counterinsurgency,
  • counterplay,
  • eye for an eye,
  • rancor,
  • ruthlessness,
  • avengment.
  •revenue (noun)
  • fund,
  • Fruits,
  • acquirement,
  • strength.
  •reversion (noun)
  • Reversing,
  • inversion.
  •reward (noun)
  • just deserts,
  • accolade,
  • garland,
  • honor,
  • plum,
  • feather in cap,
  • fringe benefit,
  • goodies,
  • Strokes,
  • salve,
  • PERKS,
  • crown.
  •riposte (noun)
  • thrust,
  • maneuver.
  •take (noun)
  • catching,
  • holding,
  • booty,
  • haul.
  •trump (noun)
  • ace in the hole,
  • trump card.
  •vantage (noun)
  • head start,
  • start,
  • handicap.
  •vengeance (noun)
  • Avengement,
  • settling of score,
  • wrath,
  • evening of score.
  •wage/wages (noun)
  • price,
  • sugar,
  • bacon and eggs.

• v.

  •acknowledge (verb)
  • notice,
  • salute,
  • remark,
  • thank,
  • return,
  • greet,
  • hail,
  • address.
  •answer (verb)
  • defend,
  • solve,
  • settle,
  • be in touch,
  • sass,
  • argue,
  • refute,
  • say,
  • acknowledge,
  • shoot back,
  • resolve,
  • back at you,
  • parry,
  • deny,
  • disprove,
  • talk back,
  • plead,
  • squelch,
  • dispute,
  • answer back,
  • rebut,
  • top,
  • field the question,
  • contest,
  • get back at,
  • give a snappy comeback,
  • get back to,
  • explain,
  • claim.
  •backpedal (verb)
  • double.
  •boomerang (verb)
  • reverse,
  • kick back,
  • come home to roost,
  • backlash,
  • ricochet.
  •bring (verb)
  • earn,
  • draw,
  • sell for,
  • afford,
  • fetch.
  •bring in (verb)
  • acquire,
  • bring,
  • sell,
  • cost,
  • be worth,
  • realize,
  • bear,
  • accrue,
  • get.
  •counter (verb)
  • circumvent,
  • pit,
  • oppose,
  • Counterwork,
  • meet,
  • beat,
  • hinder,
  • offset,
  • backtalk,
  • have bone to pick,
  • match,
  • fly in the face of,
  • disappoint,
  • contravene,
  • counteract,
  • take on,
  • foil,
  • play off,
  • cross,
  • vie,
  • frustrate,
  • resist,
  • hit back,
  • buck,
  • ruin,
  • thumbs down,
  • ward off,
  • dash,
  • bilk.
  •decline (verb)
  • fall off,
  • droop,
  • degenerate,
  • fall,
  • decay,
  • lower,
  • subside,
  • Disimprove,
  • fail,
  • backslide,
  • slide,
  • diminish,
  • languish,
  • pine,
  • relapse,
  • go downhill,
  • lose value,
  • lapse,
  • decrease,
  • recede,
  • wane,
  • flag,
  • disintegrate,
  • shrink,
  • ebb,
  • go to pot,
  • retrograde,
  • depreciate,
  • go to the dogs,
  • sag,
  • worsen,
  • deteriorate,
  • dwindle,
  • sink,
  • fade,
  • cheapen,
  • weaken,
  • drop,
  • abate,
  • rot,
  • hit the skids.
  •degenerate (verb)
  • corrupt,
  • deprave,
  • vitiate,
  • regress,
  • descend,
  • lessen,
  • corrode,
  • decline,
  • retrogress,
  • come apart at seams,
  • die on vine,
  • slip,
  • go to pieces.
  •double back (verb)
  • dodge,
  • retrace one's steps,
  • loop,
  • reverse path,
  • turn back,
  • backtrack,
  • circle,
  • backpedal.
  •field (verb)
  • play,
  • occupy,
  • stop,
  • pick up,
  • deal with,
  • cover,
  • patrol,
  • retrieve,
  • deflect,
  • turn aside.
  •give (verb)
  • dispense,
  • hold out,
  • extend,
  • administer,
  • evidence,
  • confer,
  • manifest,
  • pose,
  • set forth,
  • provide,
  • present,
  • tender,
  • minister,
  • offer,
  • show,
  • display,
  • indicate,
  • put on,
  • furnish.
  •go back/go back on (verb)
  • renege,
  • desert,
  • retract,
  • run out on,
  • leave in the lurch,
  • abandon,
  • forsake,
  • repudiate,
  • betray,
  • be unfaithful.
  •haunt (verb)
  • overrun,
  • torment,
  • hound,
  • agonize,
  • appall,
  • frighten,
  • bedevil,
  • dwell,
  • hover,
  • obsess,
  • harrow,
  • worry,
  • walk,
  • madden,
  • be ever present,
  • rack,
  • stay with,
  • pervade,
  • materialize,
  • possess,
  • float,
  • pester,
  • infest,
  • inhabit,
  • beset,
  • terrify,
  • harass,
  • appear,
  • prey on,
  • nettle,
  • weigh on,
  • vex,
  • intrude,
  • tease,
  • besiege,
  • terrorize,
  • trouble,
  • molest,
  • disquiet,
  • annoy,
  • voodoo,
  • plague,
  • spook,
  • permeate,
  • agitate.
  •lapse (verb)
  • expire,
  • die,
  • run out,
  • terminate,
  • go by,
  • apostatize,
  • elapse,
  • recidivate,
  • cease,
  • become obsolete.
  •pay (verb)
  • be remunerative,
  • make money,
  • pay dividends,
  • provide a living,
  • show gain,
  • pay out,
  • be profitable,
  • make a return,
  • sweeten,
  • yield profit.
  •produce (verb)
  • develop,
  • frame,
  • compose,
  • give forth,
  • assemble,
  • effectuate,
  • conceive,
  • contribute,
  • write,
  • reproduce,
  • erect,
  • parent,
  • give birth,
  • show fruit,
  • blossom,
  • flower,
  • build,
  • devise,
  • procreate,
  • bring out,
  • put together,
  • author,
  • propagate,
  • design,
  • fabricate,
  • bring forth,
  • construct,
  • turn out,
  • imagine,
  • cultivate,
  • originate,
  • come through,
  • supply,
  • multiply,
  • breed,
  • engender,
  • beget,
  • invent.
  •react (verb)
  • backfire,
  • boomerang,
  • be affected,
  • operate,
  • counter,
  • give back,
  • act,
  • behave,
  • perform,
  • have vibes,
  • have a funny feeling,
  • proceed,
  • feel.
  •rebound (verb)
  • revive,
  • regain one's health,
  • mend,
  • make a comeback,
  • get in shape,
  • heal,
  • return to form,
  • pull through,
  • spring back,
  • rejuvenate,
  • recuperate,
  • convalesce,
  • get back on one's feet,
  • get well,
  • start anew,
  • get better,
  • snap back,
  • overcome.
  •recede (verb)
  • go away,
  • back,
  • draw back,
  • fall back,
  • go back,
  • flow back,
  • die off,
  • drain away,
  • taper,
  • reduce,
  • Retrocede,
  • depart.
  •reciprocate (verb)
  • pay one's dues,
  • feel in return,
  • swap,
  • correspond,
  • be equivalent,
  • swing,
  • interchange,
  • vacillate,
  • make up for,
  • return the compliment,
  • serve out,
  • square,
  • scratch one's back,
  • tit for tat,
  • trade.
  •recompense (verb)
  • overcompensate,
  • swing for,
  • atone,
  • expiate,
  • grease,
  • make good,
  • recover,
  • ante up,
  • satisfy,
  • recoup,
  • sweeten the pot,
  • compensate,
  • spring for,
  • fix,
  • atone for,
  • do business,
  • propitiate,
  • COMP,
  • indemnify,
  • cough up,
  • take care of,
  • put out,
  • give satisfaction,
  • equalize,
  • make amends,
  • pay for,
  • remunerate,
  • countervail.
  •recur (verb)
  • come and go,
  • reiterate,
  • be repeated,
  • haunt thoughts,
  • return to mind,
  • iterate,
  • crop up again,
  • be remembered,
  • persist,
  • run through one's mind.
  •reflect (verb)
  • take after,
  • shine,
  • emulate,
  • cast,
  • resound,
  • flash,
  • catch,
  • mirror,
  • repercuss,
  • reverberate,
  • resonate,
  • copy,
  • throw back,
  • follow,
  • imitate.
  •reimburse (verb)
  • make reparations,
  • square up.
  •reinstate (verb)
  • rehabilitate,
  • redeem,
  • renew,
  • Rehire,
  • Reinvest,
  • bring back,
  • reelect,
  • reintroduce,
  • recall,
  • put in power again.
  •render (verb)
  • hand over,
  • cede,
  • part with,
  • turn over,
  • surrender,
  • relinquish,
  • distribute,
  • make available,
  • impart,
  • give up,
  • exchange.
  •repay (verb)
  • avenge,
  • even the score,
  • settle the score,
  • get revenge,
  • square accounts,
  • pay dues,
  • settle up,
  • accord,
  • make reprisal.
  •repeat (verb)
  • rehash,
  • reissue,
  • rerun,
  • remake,
  • ingeminate,
  • play back,
  • chime,
  • ditto,
  • hold over,
  • run over,
  • reconstruct,
  • read back,
  • din,
  • reform,
  • recapitulate,
  • resay,
  • rehearse,
  • replay,
  • relate,
  • go over again,
  • recast,
  • redo,
  • play over,
  • quote,
  • drum into,
  • refashion,
  • sing same old song,
  • reshow,
  • reprise,
  • recite,
  • rework,
  • make like,
  • occur again,
  • retell,
  • restate.
  •reply (verb)
  • write back.
  •requite (verb)
  • quit.
  •respond (verb)
  • act in response,
  • get in touch,
  • come back at,
  • feel for,
  • be in touch with.
  •restore (verb)
  • send back.
  •retaliate (verb)
  • strike back,
  • take an eye for an eye,
  • turn the tables on,
  • turn upon,
  • wreak vengeance,
  • take revenge,
  • give and take,
  • retrospect,
  • exact retribution.
  •return (verb)
  • recur,
  • reimburse,
  • clean up,
  • bounce back,
  • show profit,
  • revert,
  • net,
  • bring in,
  • submit,
  • revolve,
  • retaliate,
  • reexamine,
  • give,
  • move back,
  • reciprocate,
  • Reenter,
  • carry back,
  • replace,
  • double back,
  • refund,
  • remit,
  • rebate,
  • roll back,
  • reseat,
  • revisit,
  • clear,
  • hark back to,
  • restitute,
  • back up,
  • cash in on,
  • arrive at,
  • make a killing,
  • reel back,
  • pay off,
  • pass,
  • reappear,
  • reconsider,
  • come again,
  • come back,
  • requite,
  • render,
  • repair,
  • pay,
  • come in,
  • turn,
  • convey,
  • toss back,
  • announce,
  • transmit,
  • send,
  • communicate,
  • pay back,
  • circle back,
  • hand back,
  • state,
  • bestow,
  • Reinsert,
  • pay dividend,
  • retire,
  • declare,
  • repay,
  • take back,
  • reestablish,
  • rotate,
  • go again,
  • deliver,
  • repeat,
  • make restitution,
  • come to,
  • make,
  • put back,
  • react,
  • thrust back,
  • rejoin,
  • restore,
  • retrace steps,
  • score,
  • recrudesce,
  • reinstate,
  • reoccur.
  •revenge (verb)
  • get even,
  • punish,
  • give just desserts,
  • be out for blood,
  • vindicate,
  • settle with,
  • fight back,
  • justify,
  • fix one's wagon,
  • pay back in spades,
  • stick it to,
  • give comeuppance,
  • Venge.
  •revert (verb)
  • flip-flop,
  • inverse,
  • fall off the wagon,
  • invert,
  • take up where left off,
  • transpose,
  • hark back,
  • about-face,
  • resume.
  •revisit (verb)
  • frequent,
  • visit often,
  • call,
  • stay.
  •turn (verb)
  • retrace,
  • pivot,
  • alternate,
  • veer,
  • incline,
  • subvert,
  • twist,
  • direct,
  • switch,
  • volte-face,
  • transform,
  • redirect,
  • sheer,
  • deviate,
  • wheel,
  • shy away,
  • curve,
  • whip,
  • convert,
  • change position,
  • capsize,
  • aim,
  • swirl,
  • sway,
  • shunt,
  • diverge,
  • swerve,
  • vary,
  • detract,
  • digress,
  • move,
  • tack,
  • rechannel,
  • shift,
  • face about,
  • upset,
  • call off,
  • whirl,
  • sidetrack,
  • alter,
  • detour,
  • zigzag.
  •vote (verb)
  • second,
  • enfranchise,
  • choose,
  • put in office,
  • suggest,
  • cast ballot,
  • recommend,
  • elect,
  • cast vote,
  • judge,
  • enact,
  • opt,
  • establish,
  • propose,
  • go to the polls,
  • determine,
  • pronounce.
  •yield (verb)
  • beam,
  • allow,
  • give off,
  • generate,
  • admit,
  • proffer.

Antonyms for Re-turns:

• n.

  • acknowledgment
    disapproval, criticism.
  • acquisition
    defeat, lack, punishment, misfortune, want, poverty, forfeit, dearth, need.
  • advantage
    hurt, restriction, bad fortune, subservience, incapacity, disadvantage, weakness, waste, block, impotence, obstruction, hindrance, injury, stop, harm, drawback, inferiority, obstacle, bad luck, blockage, disfavor, handicap.
  • answer
    quiet, trouble, problem, silence.
  • arrival
    disappearance.
  • crack
    flattery, praise, compliment.
  • defense
    desertion, charge, flight, betrayal, yielding, indictment, capitulation.
  • deserts
    pardon, forgiveness, sympathy, award, reward.
  • earnings
    Payout, losses.
  • gain
    deduction, reduction, worsening, shrinkage, Diminishment, stoppage, expenditure, decline, stagnation.
  • income
    bills, expenses.
  • payment
    whole.
  • proceeds
    cause.
  • product
    resource, origin, source, beginning, truth, start, commencement.
  • production
    taking, destruction.
  • recompense
    dissatisfaction.
  • recovery
    relapse, deterioration.
  • redress
    damage.
  • relapse
    healing, success, achievement, strengthening.
  • repetition
    original, instance.
  • response
    asking.
  • restitution
    fee.
  • restoration
    disease, abolition.
  • result
    introduction, initiation, unfulfillment, failure, opening.
  • retort
    kindness.
  • return
    leave, debt, loss, question, penalty, payment, departure, request, leaving, forfeiture, exit.
  • reward
    bottom.
  • trump
    last, subordination, inefficiency.
  • vantage
    impairment.

• v.

  • acknowledge
    contradict, disregard, repudiate, forswear, slight, renounce, disavow, abjure, overlook.
  • answer
    allow, wonder, agree, prove.
  • boomerang
    work.
  • bring
    back out, drop, reject, let go, free, hold back, avoid, desist, pass up, repulse, shun, quit, give up.
  • bring in
    surrender, decrease.
  • counter
    assist, encourage, separate, facilitate, support, permit, divide, aid, help.
  • decline
    flourish, raise, say yes, rise, grow, build, win, strengthen, advance, go up, progress, extend, increase, reach, expand, enhance, improve, laud, accept, ascend, develop, enlarge.
  • double back
    forward, go forward, forge.
  • field
    abandon.
  • give
    obscure, hold up, refrain, cover, withstand, take back, fight.
  • go back/go back on
    promise.
  • haunt
    leave alone, settle, make happy, soothe, please, comfort, delight, calm.
  • lapse
    go on, restart, initiate, get better, live, commence, continue, begin.
  • pay
    earn.
  • produce
    dismantle, disallow, veto, fade, shrivel, prevent, confine, abort, die, shrink, play, consume, break, disapprove, raze, halt, neglect, finish, ruin, oppose, destroy, act, demolish, withdraw, result, kill.
  • react
    idle, cease.
  • rebound
    weaken, deteriorate.
  • recede
    prolong, enter.
  • reciprocate
    disagree.
  • recompense
    penalize, dissatisfy, worsen, disproportion, seize.
  • reflect
    be original.
  • reinstate
    fire.
  • render
    confuse, remove, cloud.
  • repay
    forgive, sympathize, extort, steal.
  • requite
    upset, dissuade.
  • return
    go, lose, deny, ignore, be quiet, stay, refuse, hide, fail, meet, ask, keep, depart, deprive, face, suppress, hold, take, conceal, withhold, pay.
  • turn
    stagnate, remain, make well, persist, straighten.
  • vote
    condemn, abstain.
  • yield
    counter.