Thesaurus / re-lay
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synonyms for re-lay
- streak
- bout
- stint
- intermission
- term
- relay
- space
- stretch
- shift
- tour
- season
- patch
- trick
- turn
- while
- course
- interlude
- time
- go
- bit
- hitch
- tour of duty
- surrogate
- backup
- replacement
- vicar
- alternate
- deputy
- expediency
- proxy
- stopgap
- sub
- supply
- makeshift
- resort
- symbol
- fill-in
- delegate
- temporary
- relay
- assistant
- equivalent
- understudy
- representative
- recourse
- refuge
- successor
- ghost
- dummy
- resource
- auxiliary
- standby
- double
- relief
- agent
- expedient
- reserve
- ghost writer
- stand-in
- changeling
- locum
- supplanter
- procurator
- succedaneum
- temp
- dernier ressort
- locum tenens
- pinch-hitter
- temporary expedient
- hand over
- deliver
- communicate
- send
- broadcast
- turn over
- carry
- transfer
- spread
- hand down
- hand on
- send forth
- disclose
- reveal
- inform
- broadcast
- describe
- list
- detail
- publish
- declare
- note
- record
- account for
- notify
- mention
- announce
- document
- tell
- present
- recite
- relate
- telephone
- air
- trumpet
- wire
- itemize
- rehearse
- state
- spread
- impart
- advise
- circulate
- relay
- enunciate
- inscribe
- recount
- summarize
- narrate
- cable
- cover
- promulgate
- proclaim
- retail
- bring word
- give an account of
- give the facts
- make known
- make public
- pass on
- provide details
- set forth
- write up
- shoot
- express
- relay
- grant
- post
- drop
- deliver
- dispatch
- fire
- address
- forward
- commit
- ship
- issue
- assign
- circulate
- convey
- propel
- televise
- direct
- accelerate
- freight
- radiate
- troll
- wire
- fling
- detail
- commission
- impart
- advance
- communicate
- consign
- hurl
- expedite
- broadcast
- route
- remit
- cast
- delegate
- hasten
- emit
- give off
- put out
- get under way
- hurry off
- let fly
- rush off
- relay
- disseminate
- transfer
- conduct
- impart
- broadcast
- spread
- convey
- address
- carry
- translate
- transport
- break
- funnel
- transfuse
- pipe
- remit
- route
- instill
- siphon
- bear
- consign
- dispatch
- bequeath
- radio
- take
- forward
- ship
- issue
- diffuse
- channel
- hand down
- pass on
- drop a line
- drop a note
- give a call
- give a ring
- hand on
- put on the air
- send out
- traject
- relay
- televise
- communicate
- send
- air
- beam
- transmit
- announce
- circulate
- cable
- show
- telephone
- telecast
- radio
- get out
- colorcast
- simulcast
- radiograph
- telegraph
- be on the air
- go on the air
- go on the airwaves
- put on the air
- tote
- give
- import
- move
- bear
- transfer
- remove
- bring
- haul
- lift
- hoist
- take
- lug
- transmit
- ferry
- pack
- shoulder
- funnel
- convoy
- freight
- relay
- shift
- backpack
- displace
- cart
- pipe
- sustain
- waft
- convey
- conduct
- truck
- relocate
- fetch
- channel
- transplant
- schlepp
- portage
- heft
- traject
- give
- transfer
- offer
- bear
- send
- air
- publish
- release
- display
- transport
- disseminate
- communicate
- relay
- convey
- conduct
- pass on
- haul
- hoist
- fetch
- lug
- convoy
- freight
- give
- move
- waft
- bring
- convey
- transport
- transplant
- transfer
- sustain
- take
- conduct
- transmit
- import
- channel
- funnel
- relay
- displace
- cart
- lift
- bear
- relocate
- shoulder
- shift
- remove
- pipe
- truck
- ferry
- pack
- schlepp
- heft
- portage
- traject
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THE HOMESTEADEROSCAR MICHEAUXSometimes the child lay so still that Aristide arose to see whether he was alive.
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THE RED YEARLOUIS TRACYThis road ran north and south, and nearly in front of where he lay another road entered it, coming in from the west.
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