Lay down, advance, accommodate, accord, allow, care for, demand, and have as a condition are all synonyms for provide. Refuse and withhold are antonyms of provide. And here are 108 another word for provide.
1. supply
2. equip
3. make available
4. prepare
5. feed
6. stipulate
The verb "provide" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 2 synonyms with 3 letters, 6 synonyms with 4 letters, 17 synonyms with 5 letters, 27 synonyms with 6 letters, 21 synonyms with 7 letters, 6 synonyms with 8 letters, 4 synonyms with 9 letters, 9 synonyms with 10 letters, 1 synonym with 11 letters, 2 synonyms with 13 letters, 1 synonym with 15 letters, 4 synonyms with 16 letters, and 1 synonym with 20 letters, for a total of 101 synonyms for provide.
The grant will provide essential funding.
She will provide all necessary materials.
The shelter provides food and shelter.
They provide valuable insights for improvement.
The school aims to provide quality education.
Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
---|---|---|
Property | Loss, dispossession | Possessions, belongings |
Outside | Inside, interior | Outer/external surface, surface |
Inconsiderate | Considerate, thoughtful | Thoughtless, unthinking |
Considerate | Thoughtless, selfish | Attentive, thoughtful |
Guideline | Disorder, chaos | Recommendation, instruction |
Widely | Narrowly, limited | Extensively, broadly |
Prove | Disprove, refute | Demonstrate, show |
Divide | Unify, join, converge., combine | Split, cut up |
Ideology | Indifference, apathy | Beliefs, ideas |
Promote | Obstruct, impede | Encourage, further |
Alongside | Apart from, separately | Beside, next to |
On approval | Without consent, rejected | Conditional, subject to confirmation |
Progressive | Regressive, conservative | Continuing, continuous |
Approval | Refusal, disapproval | Acceptance, agreement |
Considerable | Paltry, minor | Sizeable, substantial |
Prosperity | Hardship, failure | Wealth, success |
Protection | Exposure, vulnerability | Defence, shielding |
Proof | Disproof, refutation | Evidence, verification |
Approximately | Exactly, precisely | Roughly, about |
Problematic | Easy, simple, straightforward | Difficult, hard |
Incident | Normalcy, non-occurrence | Event, occurrence |
Moving | Unemotional, stationary, immobile | In motion, operating |
Provision | Deprivation, withdrawal | Supplying, supply |
Inappropriate | Appropriate, suitable | Unsuitable, unfitting |
Wide | Narrow, tight | Broad, extensive |
Identify | Ignore, overlook | Recognize, single out |
Identified | Unidentified, misidentified | Recognized, determined |
Process | Stagnation, halt | Procedure, operation |
Widespread | Local, limited | General, extensive |
Idea | Fact, reality | Plan, design |
Vivid | Vague, boring | Graphic, evocative |
Problem | Solution, answer | Difficulty, issue |
Probably | Unlikely, certainly | In all likelihood, in all probability |
Proactive | Reactive for passive | Forward-thinking, anticipatory |
Controversial | Uncontroversial, anodyne | Contentious, disputed |
Proposed | Withdraw, agree | Put forward, suggest |
Production | Consumption, destruction | Manufacture, manufacturing |
Procedure | Chaos, disorder | Course of action, line of action |
Identity | Anonymity, disguise | Name, specification |
Proficient | Inept, inexpert, incompetent | Skilled, skilful |
Hide | Disclose, remain visible | Conceal, secrete |
Besides | Excluding, apart from | Apart from, other than |
Decided | Possible, indecisive | Distinct, clear |
Productive | Sterile, barren | Fertile, fruitful |
Pride | Modesty, humility | Pleasure, joy |
Promise | Breach, break | Word of honour, word |
Profound | Superficial, mild | Heartfelt, intense |
Evident | Unclear, hidden | Obvious, apparent |
Product | Defect, failure | Result, consequence |
Consideration | Disregard, thoughtlessness | Thought, deliberation |
Evidence | Support ,and disprove | Proof, confirmation |
Individual | Group, collective | Person, entity |
Proper | Inappropriate, wrong | Real, genuine |
Prominent | Unimportant, obscure, unknown | Important, well known |
Ideal | Imperfect, subpar | Perfect, best possible |