Have Synonyms

161 have synonyms include possess, own, be in possession of, be the owner of, be the (proud) possessor of, have in one's possession, and boast. Have is a verb, and its antonyms are be bereft of, send, and give. Here are some additional synonyms for "have" with example sentences.

Another word for Have

161 other ways to say have.

1. possess

  • utilize
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  • use
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  • retain  
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  • possess  
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  • own
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  • occupy  
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  • maintain
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  • keep  
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  • hold
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  • have to one's name  
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  • have in one's possession  
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  • enjoy  
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  • count among one's possessions  
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  • boast  
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  • be the owner of  
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  • be the (proud) possessor of  
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  • be in possession of  
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  • be blessed with  
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2. comprise

  • take in  
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  • incorporate
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  • include  
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  • encompass  
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  • embrace  
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  • embody  
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  • contain
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  • consist of  
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  • comprise  
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  • comprehend  
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  • be made up of  
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  • be formed of  
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  • be composed of  
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3. experience

  • undergo  
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  • taste  
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  • run into  
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  • meet
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  • have experience of  
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  • go through  
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  • find
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  • face
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  • experience
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  • enjoy  
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  • encounter  
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  • come across  
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  • be subjected to  
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  • be faced with  
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4. suffer

  • be troubled with  
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  • be suffering from  
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  • be a sufferer from  
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  • be a martyr to  
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  • be afflicted by  
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  • be affected by  
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4. harbour

5. cause

  • tell to  
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  • require to  
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  • request to  
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  • prevail upon someone to  
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  • persuade to  
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  • order to  
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  • oblige to  
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  • make
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  • induce to  
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  • get to  
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  • force to  
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  • enjoin to  
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  • direct to  
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  • compel to  
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  • command to  
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  • coerce to  
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  • cause to  
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  • ask to  
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6. cheat

  • trick
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  • take to the cleaners  
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  • take in  
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  • swindle  
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  • sucker  
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  • stiff  
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  • snooker  
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  • shaft  
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  • rip off  
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  • put one over on  
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  • pull a fast one on  
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  • outwit  
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  • hoodwink  
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  • fool
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  • dupe  
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  • double-cross  
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  • do
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  • diddle  
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  • deceive  
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  • con  
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  • cheat  
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  • bilk  
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7. be obliged

  • must
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  • have got to  
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  • be under an obligation to  
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  • be required to  
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  • be obliged to  
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  • be forced to  
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  • be duty-bound to  
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  • be compelled to  
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  • be bound to  
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8. show

9. tolerate

  • tolerate  
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  • take
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  • support
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  • stomach  
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  • stick  
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  • stand  
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  • put up with  
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  • permit to  
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  • hold with  
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  • go along with  
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  • endure  
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  • countenance  
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  • brook  
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  • be doing with  
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  • bear
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  • allow to  
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  • accept
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  • abide
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10. recipient of

11. entertain

  • wine and dine  
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  • take in  
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  • show hospitality to  
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  • receive
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  • put up  
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  • invite to a party  
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  • invite to a meal  
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  • invite round  
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  • invite over  
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  • give a bed to  
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  • entertain  
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  • cater for  
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  • be host to  
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  • ask round  
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  • ask over  
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  • accommodate
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Use have in a Sentence

Animals should never have to suffer.

Certain animals have developed unique reproductive strategies to survive in harsh environments.

Discussions preliminary to the merger have begun.

Even perfect things may have a flaw.

Gas prices have risen significantly.

Hey, have you heard the latest news?

I'll have coffee with a slice of cake.

Many technologies have become obsolete quickly.

Oh, you have a new haircut.

Prices have risen absurdly in the last year.

Recent events have changed our plans.

She doesn't have enough time.

They also have a dog, too..

Unless it rains, we'll have a picnic.

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