Definition for Spring:

• To grow; to prosper.

Synonyms for Spring:

• n.

  •
  • autumnal,
  • fall,
  • midwinter,
  • autumn,
  • midsummer.
  •
  • flip.
  •
  • hurry.
  •
  • loose.
  •
  • stretch,
  • vernal.
  •ascent (noun)
  • mounting.
  •beginning (noun)
  • dawn,
  • embryo,
  • preparation,
  • creation,
  • prelude,
  • inception,
  • hatching,
  • genesis,
  • precursor,
  • commencement,
  • introduction,
  • earliness,
  • inauguration,
  • emergence,
  • derivation,
  • infancy,
  • babyhood,
  • start,
  • conception,
  • birth.
  •body of rushing waters (noun)
  • watering place,
  • Baths.
  •cause (noun)
  • causation,
  • mainspring.
  •fountain (noun)
  • wellhead.
  •jump, skip (noun)
  • buck,
  • give,
  • buoyancy,
  • bounciness.
  •origin (noun)
  • impetus,
  • whence,
  • wellspring,
  • consideration.
  •reason (noun)
  • ulterior motive.
  •season following winter (noun)
  • budtime.

• v.

  •begin (verb)
  • embark,
  • commence,
  • develop,
  • introduce,
  • inaugurate,
  • conceive,
  • originate,
  • induct,
  • initiate,
  • form,
  • prepare,
  • initialize,
  • bud,
  • create,
  • hatch,
  • undertake,
  • germinate.
  •jump, skip (verb)
  • lop,
  • rebound,
  • lope,
  • bounce.
  •leap (verb)
  • jump.
  •originate, emerge (verb)
  • come out,
  • grow,
  • loom,
  • arrive,
  • head.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • juvenescence,
  • march,
  • supervene,
  • greenness,
  • juvenility,
  • april,
  • wisp,
  • flexure,
  • salad days,
  • spa,
  • springtide,
  • may,
  • june,
  • seedtime.
  •
  • hover,
  • puberty,
  • flexibility,
  • part,
  • manumit,
  • water,
  • emancipate,
  • plasticity,
  • provenance,
  • flit,
  • stutter.
  •
  • wave,
  • resilience,
  • whiz,
  • wreathe,
  • youth,
  • liberate.
  •
  • jerk,
  • derive,
  • onset,
  • parent,
  • picket,
  • motivation,
  • erupt.
  •
  • jolt,
  • mother,
  • stream,
  • ground,
  • pillar.
  •
  • burst,
  • root,
  • length.
  •
  • ribbon.
  •
  • spike.
  •
  • strip.
  •
  • come,
  • fly.
  •
  • strike.
  •
  • line.
  •appear
  • come forth.
  •begin
  • grow out of,
  • be born,
  • stem from,
  • get under way,
  • come into existence,
  • proceed from,
  • sail.
  •bend
  • flex.
  •caper
  • let loose,
  • cut capers,
  • romp.
  •cereal
  • rye.
  •current
  • tide.
  •flounce
  • flounce.
  •forgive
  • pardon.
  •free
  • Disenthrall,
  • Unfetter,
  • Uncage,
  • unchain.
  •happen
  • come into being.
  •leap
  • leaping.
  •recoil
  • resile.
  •rescue
  • save.
  •reveal
  • unveil.
  •speed
  • cut along.

Paraphrases for Spring:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    printemps.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    printemps.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    springtime.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    springtime, wellspring.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    Lenses.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    ring.
  • Verb, past tense
    Were.

Antonyms for Spring:

• n.

  • jump, skip
    result.
  • origin
    effect, outcome, hindrance, discouragement.

• v.

  • jump, skip
    allow, permit.
  • originate, emerge
    decline, go, lessen, repress, halt, conclude, end, leave, cease, complete, shrink, recede, disappear, decrease, depart, finish, die, stop.

Homophones for Spring:

• severing, supermex, supremacy, sufferance, spraying, savoring, severeness, sporanox, seafaring, sao francisco, spurring, spareness, shivering, Swiss Franc, Siberian Husky, savoriness, spermous, schizophrenic, severance, springy, sparing, suffering, scuppernong, soberness, sparring, sobering, savouring.

Hypernym for Spring:

• n.

  • artifact
    leaf spring, coil spring, mainspring, spiral spring, volute spring, bedspring.

Hyponym for Spring:

• n.

  • artifact
    elastic device.
  • location
    origin, root, source, beginning, rootage.
  • time
    season, time of year.

• v.

  • body
    develop, get, produce, acquire, grow.
  • communication
    divulge, expose, reveal, unwrap, let out, bring out, break, let on, uncover, discover, disclose, give away.

Meronym for Spring:

• n.

  • time
    march equinox, vernal equinox, spring equinox.