Admit, ok, accept, and acknowledge are all synonyms for allow. Prevent, forbid, and deny are antonyms of allow. And here are 48 another word for allow.
1. permit
2. admit
The verb "allow" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 1 synonym with 2 letters, 2 synonyms with 3 letters, 5 synonyms with 5 letters, 4 synonyms with 6 letters, 8 synonyms with 7 letters, 5 synonyms with 8 letters, 4 synonyms with 9 letters, 1 synonym with 10 letters, 5 synonyms with 11 letters, 1 synonym with 12 letters, 1 synonym with 16 letters, 1 synonym with 17 letters, 1 synonym with 18 letters, 2 synonyms with 19 letters, 1 synonym with 20 letters, 2 synonyms with 23 letters, and 1 synonym with 26 letters, for a total of 45 synonyms for allow.
Please allow me to help.
They allow students to retake.
Parents should allow children freedom.
The rules allow for exceptions.
| Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
|---|---|---|
| Shallow | Profound, serious, in-depth | Superficial, facile |
| Tall | Short, small, low | Big, high |
| Small | Major, substantial | Little, small-scale |
| All in all | Partially, incompletely | Overall, in general |
| Downfall | Rise, salvation, survival | Undoing, ruin |
| Gradually | Suddenly, abruptly | Slowly, moderately |
| Automatically | Manually, intentionally | Instantly, spontaneously |
| Parallel | Different, dissimilar, divergent | Side by side, aligned |
| Essentially | Superficially, insignificantly | Fundamentally, basically |
| After all | In spite of, despite that | Most importantly, above all |
| All | No, none of the, little, none, nobody, nothing | Each of, each one of the |
| Generally | Sporadically, effectively | Normally, in general |
| Fall | Rise, get up | Drop, drop down |
| Flow | Stagnation, blockage | Run, move |
| Basically | Complexly, complicatedly | Fundamentally, primarily |
| Low | High, elevated | Short, small |
| Eventually | Immediately, never | In the end, in due course |
| Allowed | Prohibited, forbidden | Permitted, authorized |
| Actually | Supposedly, theoretically | Literally, to all intents and purposes |
| Usually | Rarely, seldom | Normally, generally |
| Finally | Immediately, firstly, initially | Eventually, ultimately |
| Follow | Lead, flout | Come behind, come after |
| Following | Preceding, aforementioned | Body of support, backing |
| Challenge | Ease, simplicity | Problem, difficult task |
| Challenging | Easy, uninspiring | Demanding, testing |
| Conference call | Face-to-face meeting, one-on-one call | Teleconference, virtual meeting |
| Especially | Negligibly, nominally | Mainly, mostly |
| Overall | Individual, imited | All-inclusive, general |
| Slowly | Fast, quickly, rapidly | Unhurriedly, without hurrying |
| Really | Dubiously, questionably | In fact, in actual fact |