Maintain synonyms

Announce, care for, feed, back, affirm, and allege are all synonyms for maintain. Break off and neglect are antonyms of maintain. And here are 45 another word for maintain.

Another word for maintain

1. service

  • Care for
  • Conserve
  • Keep in good condition
  • Keep in repair
  • Keep intact
  • Keep up
  • Preserve
  • Rebuild
  • Service
  • Take good care of
  • Look after

2. keep

  • Feed
  • Finance
  • Keep
  • Nourish
  • Nurture
  • Provide for
  • Support
  • Sustain

3. defend

  • Back
  • Champion
  • Defend
  • Fight for
  • Support
  • Uphold
  • Advocate

4. assert

  • Affirm
  • Allege
  • Announce
  • Argue
  • Assert
  • Aver
  • Avow
  • Claim
  • Contend
  • Declare
  • Hold to
  • Insist (on)
  • Profess
  • Protest
  • Say
  • State
  • Swear (to)
  • Asseverate

Maintain synonyms statistics

The verb "maintain" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 1 synonym with 3 letters, 5 synonyms with 4 letters, 3 synonyms with 5 letters, 7 synonyms with 6 letters, 13 synonyms with 7 letters, 6 synonyms with 8 letters, 2 synonyms with 10 letters, 1 synonym with 12 letters, 1 synonym with 14 letters, and 1 synonym with 19 letters, for a total of 40 synonyms for maintain.

Maintain sentences

It's important to maintain healthy habits.

She worked hard to maintain balance.

They strive to maintain high standards.

He can maintain focus under pressure.


Similar to maintain

Word Opposites Synonyms
Hint Explicit, clarification Clue, inkling
Accountability Irresponsibility, unaccountability Responsibility, answerability
Disdain Admiration nd respect Contempt, scorn
Intuitive Logical, rational Instinctive, intuitional
Points Blanks, edges Tip, sharp end
Certainly No, possibly Unquestionably, surely
Gained Lost, forfeited Acquired, obtained
Gain Lose, forfeit Obtain, get
Intricate Simple, straightforward Complex, complicated
Complaint Praise, commendation Protest, protestation
Fantasy Truth, realism Imagination, creativity
Intimidate Reassure, comfort Frighten, menace
Intimidating Comforting, reassuring Frightening, alarming
Entertainment Boredom, drudgery Amusement, pleasure
Representative Atypical, unrepresentative Typical, prototypical
Pointless Useful, valuable Senseless, futile
Contain Excludes, omits Hold, carry
Spontaneous Planned, forced, calculated Unforced, voluntary
Intend Disregard, neglect Plan, mean
Intended Accidental, unplanned Deliberate, intentional
Obtain Lose, relinquish Get, acquire
Integral Incidental, peripheral Essential, fundamental
Interpretation Misinterpretation, misunderstanding Explanation, elucidation
Representation Misrepresentation, abstraction Portrayal, depiction
Intimate Distant, formal, cold Close, bosom
Main Minor, secondary Principal, chief
Intervention Withdrawal, noninterference Interference, mediation
Intrigue Bore, disinterest Interest, be of interest to
Mainly Bland, insipid Mostly, for the most part
Introduction Abolition, afterword, appendix Institution, establishment
Again Never, nevermore Once more, another time
Train Neglect, dismantle Instruct, teach
Training Neglect, inactivity Instruction, teaching
Intention Inadvertency, accident Aim, purpose
Uncertainty Certainty, predictability, confidence Unpredictability, unreliability
Fantastic Ordinary, poor Tremendous, remarkable
Sustainable Unsustainable, exhaustible Renewable, viable
Explain Confuse, obscure Describe, give an explanation of
Explained Confused, "obscured Clarified, described
Against For, in favor of Opposed to, in opposition to
Intelligent Stupid, non-rational Clever, bright
Detrimental Benign, beneficial Harmful, damaging
Disadvantage Advantage, benefit Drawback, snag
Implementation Abandonment, neglect Execution, application
Disappoint Cheer, satisfy Let down, fail
Disappointed Pleased, satisfied Saddened, upset
Integrity Dishonesty, division, fragility Honesty, uprightness
Interaction Isolation, separation Interplay, interchange
Fundamental Secondary, unimportant Basic, foundational
Detail Generalization, overview Present, describe
Detailed General, brief Comprehensive, full
Certain Unthinkable, doubtful, possible, unlikely, unreliable Unquestionable, sure
Intense Mild, apathetic Great, acute
Advantage Disadvantage, drawback, handicap Upper hand, edge
Pain Comfort, relief Suffering, agony