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What is another word for
reprieve
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▲
Noun
A cancellation or postponement of a punishment
An act or instance of deferring or putting off
The alleviation of pain, discomfort, or distress
The gentle or kind exercise of power
Preservation from harm, ruin, or loss
The act of retarding or delaying
The action of delaying or moving at a slow pace
Verb
To relieve of blame or responsibility
To cancel or postpone the punishment of someone, especially an execution
To bring or provide relief to someone from a burden
To avoid, lessen, or guard against
To delay or postpone
To feel sorrow for the misfortunes of
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▲
Noun
▲
A cancellation or postponement of a punishment
pardon
acquittal
exoneration
amnesty
release
exculpation
absolution
remission
clemency
clearance
respite
freeing
relief
alleviation
spring
let-off
cancellation of punishment
stay of execution
suspension of punishment
official pardon
postponement of punishment
exemption
discharge
freedom
dispensation
immunity
exception
liberation
impunity
forgiveness
deliverance
pardoning
letting off
clearing
liberty
mercy
exclusion
remittal
delivery
indulgence
vindication
indemnity
condonation
licence
license
allowance
setting free
special consideration
derogation
emancipation
oblivion
permission
purgation
condoning
shriving
manumission
shrift
dismissal
releasing
quittance
discharging
general pardon
protection
stay
excuse
free pass
extenuation
palliation
free pardon
acquitting
quietus
remittance
probation
parole
disimprisonment
not guilty
nonliability
privilege
favouritism
UK
latitude
security
favoritism
US
non-liability
special treatment
relaxation of the rules
exemption from punishment
freedom from punishment
carte blanche
extrication
salvation
enfranchisement
unfettering
unchaining
saving
untying
rescuing
unbinding
loosing
loosening
restoration
unlocking
disentangling
granting freedom
more ❯
“Ibrahim recently received a
reprieve
when an Egyptian court released him and ordered a retrial.”
Noun
▲
An act or instance of deferring or putting off
deferment
suspension
postponement
delay
moratorium
deferral
stay
adjournment
pause
shelving
rescheduling
respite
tabling
interruption
continuation
arrest
grace
put-off
putting off
putting back
rain check
halt
remission
stopping
pigeonholing
mothballing
prorogation
continuance
protraction
carrying over
stay of execution
abeyance
dormancy
suspense
quiescence
break
doldrums
hiatus
latency
stoppage
downtime
breather
cessation
standstill
abeyancy
freeze
five
holding pattern
deep freeze
cold storage
suspended animation
breathing spell
grace period
intermission
recess
procrastination
deferring
discontinuation
waiting
inactivity
rest
holdup
letup
extension
a state of latency
a state of dormancy
a state of suspension
on ice
interlude
layoff
limbo
rearrangement
time-out
temporary cessation
let up
time out
unconsciousness
inexpression
knocking off
taking five
suspension of proceedings
ampliatio
reserve
on the back burner
temporarily deferred
hanging fire
in cold storage
a state of uncertainty
armistice
check
quiescency
more ❯
Noun
▲
The alleviation of pain, discomfort, or distress
relief
cure
allayment
amelioration
appeasement
balm
ease
mollification
allaying
alleviating
comfort
easing
palliative
soothing
assuaging
comforting
dulling
lessening
mitigating
relieving
rest
abatement
alleviation
assuagement
easement
mitigation
palliation
reduction
remedy
softening
release
solace
respite
succor
US
succour
UK
care
aid
support
assistance
sustenance
deliverance
refreshment
repose
salving
secours
calming
consolation
restfulness
extrication
cheer
well-being
treatment
help
supervision
therapy
ministration
tending
guidance
service
rehabilitation
helpfulness
TLC
looking after
devotion
attention
tender loving care
hand-holding
diminution
deadening
moderation
tempering
slaking
slackening
quelling
weakening
lightening
extenuation
remission
quenching
decrease
gratification
fulfilment
UK
satisfaction
attenuation
indulgence
provision
cushioning
satiation
improvement
fulfillment
US
waning
decline
relaxation
ebb
pacification
modification
contraction
diminishing
placation
modulation
subsidence
damping
blunting
stilling
let-up
easing off
tailing off
cutback
curtailment
slowing
preventive
counteractive
medicine
more ❯
Noun
▲
The gentle or kind exercise of power
lenience
mercy
leniency
clemency
kindness
forbearance
charity
compassion
benevolence
mercifulness
indulgence
kindliness
lenity
tenderness
quarter
generosity
beneficence
goodness
favour
UK
favor
US
love
benefaction
caritas
pardon
compassionateness
responsiveness
good will
service
courtesy
boon
turn
grace
sympathy
humanity
pity
understanding
tolerance
forgiveness
goodwill
humaneness
heart
kindheartedness
gentleness
altruism
commiseration
feeling
fellow feeling
concern
warmheartedness
magnanimity
liberality
ruth
empathy
bigheartedness
consideration
good-heartedness
kind-heartedness
softheartedness
largeheartedness
philanthropy
warmth
care
humanitarianism
sufferance
mildness
permissiveness
warm-heartedness
patience
toleration
benignity
soft-heartedness
liberalness
sensitivity
tender-heartedness
brotherly love
endurance
solicitude
moderation
acceptance
solicitousness
condolence
sorrow
benignancy
allowance
appreciation
amity
charitableness
regard
graciousness
caring
friendliness
unselfishness
nobility
principle
openheartedness
brotherliness
sisterliness
virtue
softness
tenderheartedness
absolution
fairness
munificence
justness
equitableness
soul
comfort
solace
faith
moderateness
friendship
caringness
magnanimousness
lack of severity
rue
philanthropism
charitability
emotion
compunction
liberalism
decency
receptiveness
thoughtfulness
affinity
rapport
neighborliness
US
receptivity
mindfulness
affection
support
considerateness
unity
neighbourliness
UK
permission
freedom
licence
license
sanction
concession
laxness
complaisance
condonation
long-suffering
broad-mindedness
open-mindedness
more ❯
Noun
▲
Preservation from harm, ruin, or loss
salvation
preservation
conservation
lifeline
relief
safekeeping
help
recovery
protection
security
safety
safeguarding
defence
UK
sanctuary
cover
defense
US
guarding
safeguard
ward
asylum
haven
upkeep
care
guardianship
shielding
shelter
guard
saving
protecting
immunity
safeness
refuge
safe keeping
shield
screen
maintenance
armor
US
conserving
aegis
preserving
fortification
keeping
keep
harbor
US
harbour
UK
sustentation
invulnerability
escape
preserval
upholding
retreat
solace
storage
armour
UK
peace
comfort
redemption
assurance
care and feeding
safe haven
self-defense
welfare
freedom
well-being
inviolability
impregnability
public safety
insurance
strength
indemnity
barrier
buffer
surety
armament
stability
reassurance
ammunition
wall
custody
conservancy
husbandry
sustainment
supervision
charge
stewardship
supervising
cherishing
managing
governing
management
control
careful management
looking after
keeping alive
keeping going
keeping up
support
perpetuation
retention
more ❯
Noun
▲
The act of retarding or delaying
retardation
delay
holdup
wait
stoppage
stall
lag
suspension
letup
retardment
interval
stop
detention
downtime
detainment
check
stay
logjam
jam
surcease
filibuster
holding
prorogation
hindrance
impediment
setback
obstruction
showstopper
hangup
bind
obstacle
problem
adjournment
cunctation
dawdling
demurral
discontinuation
impedance
lingering
loitering
moratorium
postponement
procrastination
remission
tarrying
hold-up
tie-up
holding pattern
cooling-off period
putting off
halt
interlude
interruption
break
intermission
lull
holdback
hold
retard
trammel
ado
pause
gap
snag
blockage
block
period of waiting
waiting period
time lag
time wasted
hiatus
respite
recess
breather
rest
latency
abeyance
lacuna
entr'acte
breathing space
cessation
dormancy
layoff
lapse
interregnum
interim
spell
gridlock
abeyancy
freeze
stopover
standstill
pausation
discontinuity
deferment
interstice
suspense
deferral
time out
quiescence
doldrums
breath
discontinuance
hitch
deadlock
end
deep freeze
five
cold storage
suspended animation
stand
layover
breathing spell
caesura
hiccup
hiccough
lead time
let-up
time-out
shelving
rescheduling
bottleneck
tabling
armistice
difficulty
quiescency
glitch
ten
limbo
slowness
parenthesis
snafu
trouble
half-time
intervening period
intervening time
passage
traffic jam
smoko
course
period
waiting path
term
passing
span
pause in the action
space
grace period
time gap
time warp
finish
stalemate
demurrage
time delay
sojourn
visit
ending
impasse
standoff
stop-off
checkmate
break in your journey
closing
stonewalling
hole
delaying
halting
arrest
ceasing
blocking
inaction
opposition
interference
delaying tactics
full stop
dead end
desisting
remaining
stopping
hesitation
terminating
deterring
kicking the can down the road
dead stop
Mexican standoff
communication breakdown
cutoff
comma
beat
hush
stillness
coffee break
break-off
lapse of time
break off
happy hour
rest period
more ❯
Noun
▲
The action of delaying or moving at a slow pace
delay
dawdling
lingering
hesitation
loitering
procrastination
stalling
wavering
dallying
dithering
pausing
tarrying
vacillation
waiting
cunctation
deferment
faltering
hesitance
hesitancy
postponement
slowness
dilatoriness
slackness
adjournment
breather
delaying
demurral
dragging your feet
indecision
recess
respite
rest
temporization
temporising
UK
temporizing
US
dilly-dallying
shilly-shallying
humming and hawing
delaying tactics
hanging back
hemming and hawing
lagging behind
kicking the can down the road
doubt
pause
irresolution
indecisiveness
dubiety
equivocation
irresoluteness
tentativeness
fluctuation
oscillation
qualm
skepticism
US
scruple
shilly-shally
fumbling
scepticism
UK
misgiving
mistrust
reluctance
indisposition
timidity
unwillingness
uncertainty
stumbling
stuttering
stammering
averseness
timidness
to-and-fro
havering
unsureness
doubtfulness
wabbling
wobbling
incertitude
swithering
fence-sitting
second thoughts
blowing hot and cold
ambivalence
teetering
lack of resolution
putting off
sitting on the fence
reservation
diffidence
dubiousness
condition
nervousness
inconclusiveness
indefiniteness
indeterminacy
woolliness
vagueness
unclearness
changeability
reserve
inaction
foot-dragging
failure to act
slow-walking
idling
loafing
procrastinating
frittering
trifling
dalliance
weakness
shillyshallying
half-heartedness
suspicion
apprehension
distrust
confusion
mistrustfulness
dubitation
distrustfulness
uneasiness
ambiguity
lack of confidence
wariness
insecurity
chariness
disbelief
questioning
cynicism
query
incredulity
misdoubt
reservations
lack of conviction
unease
leeriness
lack of certainty
unbelief
bewilderment
misgivings
quandary
queries
questions
misbelief
questionableness
qualms
perplexity
suspicions
inconstancy
faithlessness
fear
lack of trust
question
difficulty
inhibition
questionability
disquiet
umbrage
question mark
demur
apprehensiveness
lack of faith
disquietude
trepidation
trust issues
infirmity
swither
tension
disinclination
feeble-mindedness
agnosticism
silence
reconsideration
anxiety
resistance
conjecture
wonder
puzzle
lack of enthusiasm
limbo
awkward moment
second thought
strain
conflict
contradiction
edginess
suspense
opposition
dilemma
clash
haziness
muddle
haze
iffiness
prevarication
equivocacy
inconsistency
gingerliness
incongruity
shuffling
quibbling
hedging
qualification
confusion dilemma
quibble
parrying
fencing
cavilling
UK
fudging
pussyfooting
evasion
tergiversation
shuffle
dodging
equivocality
caviling
US
stalling for time
dubiosity
more ❯
Verb
▲
To relieve of blame or responsibility
pardon
absolve
acquit
forgive
excuse
exonerate
clear
exculpate
amnesty
remit
overlook
whitewash
let off
forgive and forget
look the other way
release
free
exempt
spare
let go
liberate
let off the hook
discharge
have mercy on
condone
relieve
deliver
deal leniently with
be merciful to
go easy on
show mercy to
emancipate
unchain
enfranchise
except
uncage
spring
unbind
unfetter
manumit
unshackle
disenthrall
disenthral
disimprison
dispense
enlarge
make allowances for
let out
set free
bail out
be lenient to
let loose
turn loose
set loose
privilege from
accept
discount
justify
make allowance for
exclude
let someone off with
let it go by
let something ride
pass by
make an exception of
write off
relieve of
make an exception for
unguilt
extenuate
grant someone a dispensation
grant someone an exemption
extricate
unleash
shrive
give indulgence to
give dispensation to
let bygones be bygones
show forgiveness
bear no malice towards
give amnesty to
unyoke
save
parole
unbridle
rescue
give absolution
make excuses for
apologize for
pass over
grant amnesty
take rap for
loosen
affranchise
dismiss
demobilize
US
disencumber
disengage
bail
unlock
loose
redeem
untie
ransom
demobilise
UK
pity
forbear
free from restraint
cut loose
put on the street
free from restriction
turn out
give rights to
be merciful
be lenient
grant a pardon to
refrain from hurting
pull out of the fire
have pity on
cut someone some slack
leave uninjured
leave unpunished
give quarter to
not harm
get off the hook
get out of hock
leave unhurt
grant pardon to
give a break
leave unharmed
allow to go
allow to leave
send away
grant an amnesty to
be lenient on
vindicate
rationalize
US
rationalise
UK
wipe slate clean
atone
warrant
sanitize
US
legitimize
US
merit
licence
US
license
UK
sanitise
UK
authorize
US
permit
qualify
purge
authorise
UK
be grounds for
legitimise
UK
be a reason for
let off easy
let it go
turn other cheek
be a defence of
be good reason for
be a justification for
call for
offer grounds for
explain away
entitle one to
disculpate
explain
disburden
declare innocent
be easy on
find innocent
grandfather
pronounce not guilty
find not guilty
drop charges against
let off hook
give immunity
grant immunity
wipe the slate
cleanse
not hold something against
feel no malice towards
feel no resentment towards
bury the hatchet with
bury the hatchet
accept apology
stop feeling malice towards
harbour no grudge against
stop feeling resentful towards
release conditionally
release on parole
give terms
expiate
purify
turn a blind eye to
turn a deaf ear to
bear no malice
lustrate
unburden
sanctify
kiss and make up
think no more of
wink at
blink at
wipe the slate clean
free from
atone for
more ❯
“The Governor-General has decided not to pardon or
reprieve
the accused.”
Verb
▲
To cancel or postpone the punishment of someone, especially an execution
spare
save
rescue
liberate
give respite to
give a respite to
grant a stay
take off the hit list
grant a stay of execution to
grant a stay of execution
cancel someone's punishment
commute someone's punishment
postpone someone's punishment
remit someone's punishment
grant an amnesty to
grant respite to
let go
let off the hook
let off this time
let up on
“The Judge may, out of favor,
reprieve
him for a while.”
Verb
▲
To bring or provide relief to someone from a burden
relieve
unburden
clear
disburden
divest
disencumber
free
liberate
release
rid
dispense
disembarrass
strip
allay
alleviate
mitigate
spare
purge
deliver
purify
cleanse
absolve
empty
lustrate
sanctify
vacate
void
let go
expel
dismiss
exorcize
US
exorcise
UK
lighten
get rid of
shrive
exonerate
unload
relinquish
unchain
ease
redeem
discharge
banish
remove
open
force out
get free of
cleanse oneself of
rid oneself of
purify oneself of
purge oneself of
free oneself of
drive out
cast out
escape from
disengage
evacuate
drain
deplete
exculpate
disabuse
shed
clean
make free
get rid
sublimate
decontaminate
sanitize
US
clarify
elutriate
depurate
sanitise
UK
wash
resign
excuse
pull
exempt
yank
let off
free of
free from
release from
remove blame
boot out
disburden of
extricate from
absolve from
exempt from
disencumber of
excuse from
liberate from
unburden of
set free from
discharge from
deliver from
save from
rescue from
disembarrass of
“It may
reprieve
a man from his melancholy, yet it cannot secure him from his conscience.”
Verb
▲
To avoid, lessen, or guard against
save
avoid
deflect
deter
prevent
divert
free
spare
absolve
avert
forestall
obviate
stop
dispense
exempt
preclude
block
circumvent
discharge
thwart
halt
arrest
foil
check
intercept
forfend
head off
hold back
shut out
turn aside
ward off
fend off
nip in the bud
put a stop to
stave off
stonewall
keep from happening
defend against
hold off
put an end to
desist
discontinue
cease
hinder
impede
obstruct
hamper
inhibit
frustrate
curb
restrain
debar
baulk
UK
prohibit
help
keep
counteract
stay
damp
let
chill
dampen
cool
balk
US
pre-empt
turn off
rule out
bar
retard
restrict
stymie
hamstring
slow down
delay
hold up
encumber
fetter
interfere with
handicap
cripple
slow
trammel
cut off
shackle
interrupt
interdict
forbid
constrain
contravene
crimp
stall
limit
cramp
hobble
withhold
cumber
keep back
set back
stand in the way of
disrupt
repress
preempt
exclude
derail
oppose
baffle
clog
handcuff
slow up
shut off
get in the way of
hog-tie
throw a monkey wrench in the works of
throw a spanner in the works
tie up
get in the way
dissuade from
detain
suppress
eliminate
scotch
brake
except
neutralize
US
curtail
scupper
muzzle
parry
discomfit
freeze
manacle
anticipate
rattle
bork
interfere
embarrass
hold
subdue
neutralise
UK
choke
pick off
make late
put paid to
get in before
box in
beat someone to the punch
hang up
make impossible
bring to screeching halt
make it impossible for
foul up
get ahead of
close off
screw up
beat someone to it
short-circuit
shut down
provide against
put a brake on
beat someone to the draw
second-guess
steal a march on
louse up
forefend
shunt
commandeer
keep waiting
postpone
bottleneck
retardate
be early
be one step ahead of
act in advance of
prepare for
head off at pass
burden
cause to wait
cause to stay
crab
resist
defer
pause
protract
shove aside
disqualify
remit
shelve
prorogue
intermit
confine
prolong
queer someone's pitch
be a hindrance to
throw a spoke in the wheel of
estop
put off
put back
back off
bog down
hold off on
choke off
take down
hold over
ward
make impracticable
quit
make it impracticable for
obscure
strangulate
prevent the occurrence of
factor out
ruin
put the brakes on
take out of play
scuttle
overturn
snooker
invalidate
confound
repel
nullify
upset
squash
repulse
undo
spoil
nobble
dash
checkmate
outwit
faze
dam
blank
counter
defeat
do for
counterplot
disappoint
cross
bury
bind
entangle
chain
disconcert
discard
discount
dismiss
put the stopper on
put a spoke in someone's wheel
cause setback
get the better of
upset the applecart
put end to
mess up
put the mockers on
put the kibosh on
beat down
take wind out of sails
cramp one's style
give a hard time
saddle with
cancel
proscribe
abolish
revoke
recant
disallow
suspend
reject
close out
ban
freeze out
leave out
count out
bate
close one's doors to
not consider
forget about
control
contain
bridle
moderate
smother
stifle
regulate
muffle
strangle
discipline
keep under control
gag
tame
peg
govern
measure
rule
entrammel
hold in
put a limit on
rein in
keep in check
keep lid on
cool down
put the brakes on
keep a tight rein on
fight back
button up
keep a lid on
keep within bounds
keep the lid on
bite back
cut back
hold down
cool off
keep tight rein on
choke back
stem the flow of
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To delay or postpone
remit
delay
postpone
shelve
defer
suspend
intermit
reschedule
table
respite
stay
prorogue
put off
hold over
hold off
hold off on
hold up
lay over
put over
keep in abeyance
stand over
lay on the table
put on ice
put in cold storage
take a rain check on
put on the back burner
adjourn
mothball
put back
pigeonhole
put on hold
hold in abeyance
continue
stall
carry over
set aside
put on back burner
prolong
retard
detain
hold
protract
procrastinate
extend
hold back
hang fire
give rain check
slow
pause
put aside
interrupt
give a rain check
slow up
put off the evil hour
put to one side
do later
put off the evil day
park
reserve
withhold
retain
forestay
suppress
hang
cool
temporise
UK
temporize
US
leave to another time
contain
take a raincheck
put in abeyance
set back
slow down
cool it
take offline
put on the shelf
dismiss
sideline
freeze
recess
prorogate
lay aside
hang up
tie up
take a break
call it a day
take a recess
take a breather
suspend proceedings
take five
take a rain check
impede
hinder
obstruct
lengthen
block
waive
wait
reorganize
US
rearrange
reorganise
UK
hang back
put something off
play a waiting game
dally
leave
dawdle
file
hesitate
dither
rebook
break off
tarry
refrain from
sit tight
change the date
take no action
avoid doing something
play for time
kick the can down the road
use delaying tactics
hold your horses
drag your feet
bide your time
keep from doing something
perendinate
neglect
renounce
avoid
put on one side
decommission
take a breather from
put on a back burner
keep back
lie in wait
be patient
fill time
keep your shirt on
check
disband
pack away
put into storage
bar
inactivate
can
book again
equivocate
hedge
stonewall
filibuster
re-reserve
prevaricate
call a halt to
divert
distract
rule out
stave off
push back
pink-slip
count out
avoid the issue
beat about the bush
take one's time
beat around the bush
gain time
buy time
waver
vacillate
haver
swither
goldbrick
lag
poke
drag
linger
loiter
dilly-dally
suspend action
drag your heels
shilly-shally
put off doing something
postpone action
be dilatory
defer action
let something slide
be indecisive
hum and haw
be undecided
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To feel sorrow for the misfortunes of
pity
feel for
compassionate
sympathize with
bleed for
commiserate with
ache
ache for
comfort
commiserate
condole
condole with
console
empathise
UK
empathize
US
empathize with
feel pity for
feel sorry for
solace
soothe
sympathise
UK
sympathize
US
understand
weep for
yearn over
be compassionate towards
be moved by
be sympathetic towards
feel sympathy for
grieve for
take pity on
be sympathetic
feel with
give quarter
grant amnesty
grieve with
have compassion
identify with
lament with
show concern
show sympathy
be sorry for
have compassion for
have mercy on
be there for
have one's heart go out to
show compassion for
compassion
appreciate
relate to
express concern
bleed
show interest
share another's sorrow
express sympathy
sorrow for
offer condolences to
show sympathy for
feel
feel compassion for
open your heart
lament for
give solace to
mourn for
express sympathy for
have mercy
send condolences to
be sympathetic to
offer sympathy to
share sorrow
show compassion
offer condolences
acknowledge
be cognizant of
take something on board
take on board
be wise to
feel compassionate towards
comprehend
identify
be conscious of
be with you
be able to see
be alive to
be sensitive to
take account of
be a good listener
pick up on
offer consolation to
be supportive
feel heart go out to
show kindliness
show tenderness
care for
be kind to
show mercy
be understanding
offer consolation
be supportive of
be in rapport with
tune in
have a rapport
be in tune
put oneself in the shoes of
be in sympathy
suffer with
be perceptive
be compassionate
be empathetic
be sensitive
share
commune
imagine
have insight into
put oneself in another's place
feel at one
feel togetherness
talk the same language as
be on the same wavelength as
stand in one's shoes
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