Thesaurus / syncopate
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synonyms for syncopate
- abbreviate
- constrict
- cram
- restrict
- shorten
- shrink
- squeeze
- wrap
- abridge
- abstract
- bind
- coagulate
- concentrate
- consolidate
- contract
- cramp
- crowd
- crush
- decrease
- dehydrate
- epitomize
- narrow
- pack
- press
- ram
- reduce
- shrivel
- squash
- stuff
- summarize
- telescope
- tighten
- wedge
- boil down
- densen
- densify
- force into space
- make brief
- press together
- decline
- consume
- reduce
- decrease
- narrow
- shrink
- weaken
- abbreviate
- ebb
- wane
- dwindle
- abridge
- purse
- subside
- waste
- shrivel
- tighten
- epitomize
- compress
- lessen
- evaporate
- deflate
- abate
- clench
- curtail
- wrinkle
- confine
- edit
- omit
- recede
- wither
- lose
- constrict
- fall off
- take in
- become smaller
- draw in
- fall away
- grow less
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antonyms for syncopate
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- give
- disagree
- break off
- spread
- blow up
- loose
- let go
- free
- open
- add
- save
- rise
- extend
- develop
- strengthen
- raise
- expand
- stretch
- dilate
- prolong
- release
- loosen
- lengthen
- amplify
- enlarge
- grow
- increase
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How to use syncopate in a sentence
Syncopate a crown of a person of rank, and leave a musical instrument.
ST. NICHOLAS MAGAZINE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, VOL. 5, SEPTEMBER 1878, NO. 11VARIOUSSyncopate a small house, and leave a fugitive named in the Bible.
ST. NICHOLAS MAGAZINE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, VOL. 5, SEPTEMBER 1878, NO. 11VARIOUSSyncopate another part of the body, and leave a wild animal.
ST. NICHOLAS MAGAZINE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, VOL. 5, MAY, 1878, NO. 7.VARIOUSSyncopate a short, ludicrous play, and leave a part of the body.
ST. NICHOLAS MAGAZINE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, VOL. 5, MAY, 1878, NO. 7.VARIOUSSyncopate a domestic animal, and leave articles of clothing.
ST. NICHOLAS MAGAZINE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, VOL. 5, MAY, 1878, NO. 7.VARIOUSSyncopate and curtail a fabled spirit, and leave a coniferous tree.
ST. NICHOLAS, VOL. 5, NO. 5, MARCH, 1878VARIOUSSyncopate and curtail a sweet substance, and leave an agricultural implement.
ST. NICHOLAS, VOL. 5, NO. 5, MARCH, 1878VARIOUSSyncopate and transpose the envelope, and give the inner part.
ST. NICHOLAS MAGAZINE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, VOL. 5, NOV 1877-NOV 1878VARIOUSSyncopate and curtail a carpenter's tool, and leave an insect.
ST. NICHOLAS, VOL. 5, NO. 5, MARCH, 1878VARIOUSSyncopate and curtail a motive power, and leave a body of water.
ST. NICHOLAS, VOL. 5, NO. 5, MARCH, 1878VARIOUSSYNONYM OF THE DAY
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WORDS RELATED TO SYNCOPATE
- abbreviate
- abridge
- abstract
- bind
- boil down
- coagulate
- concentrate
- consolidate
- constrict
- contract
- cram
- cramp
- crowd
- crush
- decrease
- dehydrate
- densen
- densify
- epitomize
- force into space
- make brief
- narrow
- pack
- press
- press together
- ram
- reduce
- restrict
- shorten
- shrink
- shrivel
- squash
- squeeze
- stuff
- summarize
- syncopate
- telescope
- tighten
- wedge
- wrap
- abbreviated
- abridged
- abstracted
- boiled down
- bound
- coagulated
- concentrated
- consolidated
- constricted
- contracted
- crammed
- cramped
- crowded
- crushed
- decreased
- dehydrated
- densened
- densified
- epitomized
- force into space
- made brief
- narrowed
- packed
- pressed
- pressed together
- rammed
- reduced
- restricted
- shortened
- shrank
- shrivelled
- squashed
- squeezed
- stuffed
- summarized
- syncopated
- telescoped
- tightened
- wedged
- wrapped
- abate
- abbreviate
- abridge
- become smaller
- clench
- compress
- confine
- constrict
- consume
- curtail
- decline
- decrease
- deflate
- draw in
- dwindle
- ebb
- edit
- epitomize
- evaporate
- fall away
- fall off
- grow less
- lessen
- lose
- narrow
- omit
- purse
- recede
- reduce
- shrink
- shrivel
- subside
- syncopate
- take in
- tighten
- wane
- waste
- weaken
- wither
- wrinkle
- abated
- abbreviated
- abridged
- became smaller
- clenched
- compressed
- confined
- constricted
- consumed
- curtailed
- declined
- decreased
- deflated
- drew in
- dwindled
- ebbed
- edited
- epitomized
- evaporated
- fell away
- fell off
- grew less
- lessened
- lost
- narrowed
- omitted
- pursed
- receded
- reduced
- shrank
- shrivelled
- subsided
- syncopated
- tightened
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- waned
- wasted
- weakened
- withered
- wrinkled
- abating
- abbreviating
- abridging
- becoming smaller
- clenching
- compressing
- confining
- constricting
- consuming
- curtailing
- declining
- decreasing
- deflating
- drawing in
- dwindling
- ebbing
- editing
- epitomizing
- evaporating
- falling away
- falling off
- growing less
- lessening
- losing
- narrowing
- omitting
- pursing
- receding
- reducing
- shrinking
- shriveling
- subsiding
- syncopating
- taking in
- tightening
- waning
- wasting
- weakening
- withering
- wrinkling
- abates
- abbreviates
- abridges
- becomes smaller
- clenches
- compresses
- confines
- constricts
- consumes
- curtails
- declines
- decreases
- deflates
- draws in
- dwindles
- ebbs
- edits
- epitomizes
- evaporates
- falls away
- falls off
- grows less
- lessens
- loses
- narrows
- omits
- purses
- recedes
- reduces
- shrinks
- shrivels
- subsides
- syncopates
- takes in
- tightens
- wanes
- wastes
- weakens
- withers
- wrinkles
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