Transfer synonyms

Conversion, bear, assign, change, and changeover are all synonyms for transfer. Retain and receive are antonyms of transfer. And here are 66 another word for transfer.

Another word for transfer

1. move

  • Bear
  • Bring
  • Carry
  • Change
  • Conduct
  • Convey
  • Fetch
  • Lift
  • Move
  • Pass on
  • Relay
  • Relocate
  • Remove
  • Resettle
  • Send
  • Shift
  • Take
  • Transplant
  • Transport
  • Uproot

2. hand over

  • Assign
  • Cede
  • Channel
  • Commit
  • Consign
  • Convey
  • Delegate
  • Devolve
  • Divert
  • Entrust
  • Give
  • Grant
  • Hand over
  • Make over
  • Pass on
  • Refer
  • Relinquish
  • Sign over
  • Surrender
  • Transmit
  • Turn over
  • Redirect

3. movement

  • Change
  • Changeover
  • Conversion
  • Conveyance
  • Conveyance
  • Deeds
  • Handover
  • Move
  • Movement
  • Moving
  • Papers
  • Redirection
  • Relocation
  • Removal
  • Repositioning
  • Shift
  • Shifting
  • Switch
  • Transfer document
  • Transference
  • Transferral
  • Transplant
  • Documentation

Transfer synonyms statistics

The verb "transfer" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 8 synonyms with 4 letters, 9 synonyms with 5 letters, 13 synonyms with 6 letters, 6 synonyms with 7 letters, 11 synonyms with 8 letters, 2 synonyms with 9 letters, 8 synonyms with 10 letters, 2 synonyms with 11 letters, 1 synonym with 12 letters, 1 synonym with 13 letters, and 1 synonym with 16 letters, for a total of 62 synonyms for transfer.

Transfer sentences

"Please transfer the files now."

"They transfer money between accounts."

"The transfer process was smooth."

"She needs a data transfer."

"Transfer the call to support."


Similar to transfer

Word Opposites Synonyms
Trash Treasure, valuable Waste, waste material
Preferred Undesired, rejected Favored, chosen
Prefer Dislike, reject Like better, would rather (have)
Hindrance Help, advantage Impediment, obstacle
Distraction Focus, concentration Diversion, interruption
Central Side, extreme, outer Middle, centre
Granted Denied, Questioned Allowed, permitted
Take for granted Cherish, Acknowledge fully Assume, presume
Grant Refuse, deny Allow, accord
Portrayed Hidden, misrepresented Depicted, represented
Portray Conceal, distort Paint, draw
Expansion Summary, abridgement Growth, increase in size
Extravagant Reasonable, low, moderate, plain Spendthrift, profligate
On track Off course, misdirected On schedule, on course
Track Ignore, neglect Path, pathway
Transport Hinder, obstruct Convey, carry
Transparent Obscure, ambiguous See-through, clear
Trap Release, free. Confine, catch
Inferior Superior, senior Lower in status, lesser
Contrary to In line with, consistent with Opposed to, in contrast to
Contrary Compatible, same Opposite, opposing
Indifferent Heedful, caring Unconcerned about, apathetic about/towards
Preference Disfavor, aversion Liking, partiality
Trauma Healing, recovery Injury, damage
Abstract Actual, concrete Theoretical, conceptual
Transformation Preservation, conservation Change, alteration
Tradition Innovation, novelty Historical convention, unwritten law
Tragic Fortunate, lucky Disastrous, calamitous
Straightforward Complicated, difficult Uncomplicated, simple
Demonstrated Withheld, disproved Displayed, showed
Demonstrate Concealed, obscured Give a demonstration of, show how something is done
Vibrant Dull, lackluster Spirited, lively
Grand Inferior, unimpressive Magnificent, imposing
Offer Withdraw, refuse, withhold Provide, put forward
Refer Ignore, conceal Mention, make mention of
Guarantee Vague, doubt Warranty, warrant
Reference Disregard, silence Mention of, allusion to
Perseverance Laziness, apathy Persistence, tenacity
Extra Normal, included Additional, more
Train Neglect, dismantle Instruct, teach
Training Neglect, inactivity Instruction, teaching
Frustrated Satisfied, content Annoyed, irritated
Frustrate Help, facilitate Thwart, defeat
Range Limit, narrowness Span, scope
Appearance Disappearance, departure Look(s), air
Ignorant Educated, knowledgeable Uneducated, unknowledgeable
Traditional Novel, unconventional, modern Conventional, customary
Transition Stagnation, stability Change, move
Extraordinary Ordinary, negligible Remarkable, exceptional
Contrast Similarity, resemblance Difference, dissimilarity
Suffer Enjoy, thrive Hurt, ache
Suffering Relief, joy Pain, distress
Strange Ordinary, usual, normal, conventional Unusual, odd
Random Deliberate, systematic Arbitrary, haphazard
At random Systematically, deliberately Unsystematically, arbitrarily