Live synonyms

Be settled, be domiciled, and be housed are all synonyms for live. Die and perish are antonyms of live. And here are 19 another word for live.

Another word for live

  • Be domiciled
  • Be housed
  • Be settled
  • Board
  • Dwell
  • Hang one's hat
  • Hang out
  • Have one's home
  • Have one's residence
  • Inhabit
  • Lodge
  • Occupy
  • Populate
  • Put up
  • Reside
  • Sojourn
  • Stay
  • Bide

Live synonyms statistics

The verb "live" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 1 synonym with 4 letters, 4 synonyms with 5 letters, 2 synonyms with 6 letters, 3 synonyms with 7 letters, 2 synonyms with 8 letters, 1 synonym with 9 letters, 2 synonyms with 11 letters, 1 synonym with 12 letters, and 1 synonym with 17 letters, for a total of 17 synonyms for live.

Live sentences

I want to live authentically always.

They plan to live in Paris.

We live for adventures and experiences.

He wishes to live peacefully forever.


Similar to live

Word Opposites Synonyms
Deprive Provide, bestow Bankrupt, bereave
Deprived Fortunate, wealthy Disadvantaged, underprivileged
Intuitive Logical, rational Instinctive, intuitional
Attentive Inattentive, inconsiderate Alert, awake
Assertive Retiring, passive, submissive Confident, forceful
Conservative Left-winger, liberal, socialist Traditionalist, traditional
Impulsive Cautious, premeditated Impetuous, spontaneous
Oblivious Aware, conscious Unaware, unconscious
Narrative Silence, summary Account, story
Relative to Independent of, unrelated to In relation to, concerning
Relatively Absolutely, distinctly Comparatively, somewhat
Collective Individual, separate Shared, joint
Lively Listless, lifeless, apathetic Energetic, active
Progressive Regressive, conservative Continuing, continuous
Distinctive Common , ordinary Distinguishing, characteristic
Incentive Deterrent, disincentive Inducement, motivation
Repetitive Varied, interesting Monotonous, tedious
Representative Atypical, unrepresentative Typical, prototypical
Living Dead, obsolete, extinct Livelihood, income
Positive Pessimistic, negative Constructive, practical
Cohesive Disjointed, fragmented Unified, connected
Give Receive, accept, take, withhold Present with, provide with
Inclusive Exclusive, excluding All-in, all-inclusive
Derive Dissociate, detach Obtain, get
Derived Original, unrelated Obtained, extracted
Effective Ineffective, incompetent, weak Successful, effectual
Perceived Ignored, misunderstood Recognized, noticed
Perceive Ignore, overlook Discern, recognize
Informative Uninformative, unhelpful Instructive, instructional
Driven Apathetic, lazy Motivated, ambitious
Drive Unmotivated, indifferent Operate, pilot
Supportive Discouraging, opposed to Encouraging, caring
Imperative Unimportant, optional Vitally important, of vital importance
Proactive Reactive for passive Forward-thinking, anticipatory
Exclusive Inclusive, open Complete, full
Naive Skeptical, sophisticated Innocent, gullible
Receive Give, present Be given, be presented with
Excessive Moderate, insufficient Mmoderate, intemperate
Expensive Cheap, economical Costly, dear
Productive Sterile, barren Fertile, fruitful
Massive Tiny, minuscule Huge, enormous
Active Inactive, inert, listless Mobile, energetic
Sensitive Unresponsive, impervious, insensitive Responsive to, quick to respond to
Alternative Standard, conventional Different, other
Impressive Unimpressive, ordinary, mediocre Magnificent, majestic
Initiative Inertia, laziness Enterprise, inventiveness
Objective Subjective, biased, partial, prejudiced Impartial, unbiased
Attractive Unappealing, repulsive Alluring, appealing
Innovative Conventional, outdated Creative, pioneering
Aggressive Meek, friendly, peaceful Hostile, belligerent
Extensive Small, limited Large, large-scale
Given Received , withheld Specified, stated
Diverse Similar, uniform Various, many and various
Comprehensive Limited, partial All-encompassing, extensive
Creative Uncreative, unimaginative Imaginative, innovative