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What is another word for
back down
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Contexts
▼
▲
To recant or reverse one's prior position or opinion
To retreat, typically from a dangerous situation or adversary
To surrender or give up one's resistance
To break one's agreement or promise
(
of a game or contest
)
To fail to win
To fail to do something because of cowardice
To surrender to, or to be conquered by
To fail to perform a promised or planned action due to lack of courage
To renege or change one's mind on a position, agreement or promise
(
accede to
)
To agree to a demand, request, or treaty
… more ▼
▲
Verb
▲
To recant or reverse one's prior position or opinion
retract
recant
backtrack
backpedal
withdraw
reverse
reconsider
concede
demur
about-face
take back
back off
change your mind
do an about-face
do an about-turn
eat your words
go back
do a U-turn
climb down
eat humble pie
do a volte-face
back pedal
admit you were wrong
withdraw from agreement or statement
unsay
renege
recall
repudiate
renounce
abjure
forswear
disavow
repeal
disclaim
revoke
renege on
change
row back
back out
abnegate
rescind
foreswear
retreat
withcall
change mind
go back on
rethink
cancel
retrocede
flip-flop
dial back
have second thoughts
double back
sing a different song
annul
countermand
disown
abandon
deny
abrogate
relinquish
apologize
US
welsh
recede
apologise
UK
change opinion
contradict
call off
think better of
decide against
call back
have change of heart
draw back
back out of
change one's tune
go back on your word
budge
fall back
eat crow
turn back
shift one's ground
go into reverse
worm out of
backtrack on
do an about-turn on
weasel out
do a U-turn on
relent
nullify
void
turn the tables
back-pedal on
alter
amend
set aside
forsake
give way
compromise
apostatize
retrograde
rule out
eliminate
row back on
exclude
suspend
forget it
admit that one is wrong
make concessions
retract one's words
swallow one's words
swallow
move backwards
turn tail
back up
drive back
retire
move backward
back away
regress
drive backwards
back
move back
go backward
change your decision
change one's attitude
concede defeat
change one's plans
give in
renig
more ❯
“He won't
back down
from his opinion that there was a risk of contamination at the lab.”
Verb
▲
To retreat, typically from a dangerous situation or adversary
retreat
withdraw
recoil
flee
back away
back off
drop back
pull back
back out
draw back
fall back
move away
move back
pull out
retire
light out
skip off
take a powder
run
vamoose
do a fade
make a getaway
run off
split
scarper
leave
evade
skedaddle
head for the hills
vacate
depart
shrink
bug out
take off
fold
turn tail
evacuate
make a quick exit
bolt
levant
peel out
skidoo
hightail it
take to your heels
do a runner
run away
cut and run
fly the coop
scram
make a break for it
recede
make a run for it
cut out
clear out
beat a hasty retreat
go away
escape
beat it
beat a retreat
decamp
give way
go back
break
go
elude
make off
fly
abandon
disengage
run for it
hook it
leg it
take flight
do a bunk
quit
give ground
show a clean pair of heels
clear off
make oneself scarce
abscond
do a disappearing act
go through
shoot through
hightail
make tracks
scoot
disappear
scamper
skip
be gone
do a moonlight flit
get out
take it on the lam
absent yourself
vanish
get
get away
hurry
move
flit
desert
lam
bail out
step on it
have it away
hotfoot it
steal away
make quick exit
break out of
push off
shove off
hit the road
duck out
dash
hasten
dart
hustle
blow
hotfoot
exit
shun
begone
part
bail
slope off
book
clear
scatter
take a hike
make your escape
take French leave
push on
go on the lam
bug off
pack off
dig out
make a sharp exit
sneak away
set off
set out
step along
buzz off
get off
make a break
slip away
do a Skase
sally forth
go AWOL
get a move on
walk out
go like lightning
pike off
go off
pack up
pike out
run along
regress
resile
jump
dash off
tear off
avoid
hide
head off
head
make
distance oneself
strike out
hit the trail
have it away on one's toes
hasten away
run from
shrink back
move out
absquatulate
step on the gas
fly from
flee from
make an exit
run away from
bolt from
shy away
step back
shrink away
turn away
fly away
book it
get cracking
go south
break out
make a quick getaway
dog it
do a vanishing act
break free
skip out
depart secretly
make scarce
jump ship
depart suddenly
sneak off
career
move along
spring
ditch
dump
barrel
scat
bustle
race
rush
hie
speed
zip
run out on
scurry
expedite
spur
whiz
course
cop out
cut loose
kiss goodbye
drop out
walk out on
leave high and dry
opt out
bound
make a dash for it
leave in the lurch
leave flat
run like scared rabbit
leave holding the bag
peel off
pull stakes
amble
shake a leg
make haste
hurry up
move fast
make time
get lost
yeet
more ❯
“Victor is forced
back down
away from the driver's side door and takes cover in front of the van as glass and metal shower the area around him.”
Verb
▲
To surrender or give up one's resistance
surrender
submit
yield
give in
give up
admit defeat
concede defeat
accept defeat
back off
chicken out
wimp out
have no fight left
capitulate
cave in
succumb
throw in the towel
concede
acquiesce
throw in the sponge
raise the white flag
relent
give way
bow
budge
fold
defer
lay down arms
knuckle under
show the white flag
quit
blink
cede
climb down
fall
buckle under
accede
wave the white flag
give up the struggle
crumble
be overcome
cry uncle
agree
comply
fall victim
put up white flag
pack it in
be beaten
be overwhelmed
toss it in
assent
concur
relinquish
go under
go down
lay down
resign
say uncle
buckle
backpedal
come to terms
eat crow
make concessions
resign yourself
roll over
weaken
approve
pull out
give yourself up
give away the store
bow to
give
kowtow
be submissive
bend
hoist the white flag
bend the knee
surrender to
humble oneself
cave
give ground
lose
bail out
desist
cut out
drop
bow out
collapse
eat humble pie
go along with
give oneself over
let go
fold up
break
be conquered
suffer defeat
turn over
abdicate
cry quits
turn in
call it quits
be conquered by
be overwhelmed by
be overcome by
call it a day
stop
back out
withdraw
accept
throw in your hand
retreat
fall in line
be defeated
stop trying
throw up the sponge
throw up one's hands
more ❯
“The Lord Advocate was clearly very unhappy that the Crown was being forced to
back down
against such a high-profile litigant as Argyll.”
Verb
▲
To break one's agreement or promise
renege
cancel
cop out
fink out
back off
go back on
back out
pull out
chicken out
welsh
withdraw
weasel out
wiggle out
shy from
get cold feet
worm out
beg off
repudiate
recant
lose your nerve
have no stomach for
drop out
back pedal
throw in the towel
fail to honour
funk out
wuss out
default on
retreat from
blow it off
give up
wimp out
pull out of
avoid
withdraw from
bottle it
cop-out
yield
crap out
pike on
backpedal
surrender
renege on
scratch
chicken out of
get cold feet about
call off
resign
change your mind
cry off
abandon
retract
abjure
forswear
abnegate
unsay
back out of
rat on
take back
welsh on
break your word
renounce
default
break a promise
backtrack on
break promise
repeal
go back
foreswear
break
cop out of
reverse
do an about-face
turn yellow
think better of
bow out
bottle out
betray
backtrack
have second thoughts
reconsider
abort
drop
scrap
relent
scrub
revoke
do a U-turn
U-turn
do an about-turn
come around
come round
flip-flop
rescind
recall
call
disavow
apostatize
relinquish
forsake
disprofess
have no more truck with
opt out
violate oath
have done with
resign from
tergiversate
desert
defect from
jump ship
dig up
sniff out
ferret out
more ❯
“But even with her future hanging in the balance, she couldn't
back down
from her promise to Azeez.”
Verb
▲
(
of a game or contest
)
To fail to win
lose
be beaten
be defeated
suffer defeat
be bested by
be the loser
capitulate
come off second-best
fail
fall
succumb
yield
be conquered
be trounced
be vanquished
bow out
cede
collapse
go down
keel
lose out
relent
relinquish
abdicate
admit defeat
be worsted
bow
come to grief
come up short
default
fall short
get the worst
give in
go under
have the worst
lay down arms
take a licking
throw in the towel
be humbled
be outdistanced
be taken to cleaners
come a cropper
crash out
meet one's Waterloo
suffer
take a beating
drop a bundle
submit
fold
come off second best
get the worst of it
be unsuccessful
surrender
concede
acquiesce
budge
quit
blink
defer
comply
resign
drop
desist
throw in the sponge
cave in
bail out
cut out
concede defeat
give way
cry uncle
give up
buckle under
knuckle under
climb down
pull out
chicken out
show the white flag
be overcome
be overwhelmed
raise the white flag
crumble
wave the white flag
come to terms
give up the struggle
fall victim
accept defeat
break
pack it in
eat crow
go along with
eat humble pie
roll over
toss it in
put up white flag
give yourself up
buckle
give oneself over
let go
turn over
lay down
cry quits
turn in
resign yourself
fold up
call it quits
weaken
stop trying
accede
give away the store
bow to
call it a day
more ❯
Verb
▲
To fail to do something because of cowardice
pussy out
falter
recoil
retreat
shirk
wimp out
chicken out
puss out
wuss out
Verb
▲
To surrender to, or to be conquered by
fall
succumb
submit
surrender
capitulate
yield
bend
be overthrown
give way
defer
resign
be conquered by
be defeated by
be overcome by
be overthrown by
be taken by
eat dirt
fall victim
give in
give up
go under
knuckle under
be beaten by
be destroyed by
be overwhelmed by
be vanquished by
be a casualty to
be smitten by
lie down
pass into the hands of
fall to pieces
pass into enemy hands
fall victim to
lose one's position to
Verb
▲
To fail to perform a promised or planned action due to lack of courage
bottle out
fail
chicken out
shrink from
shy away
wimp out
fall at the first fence
lose courage
cancel
renege
wiggle out
back out
turn yellow
get cold feet
back pedal
welsh
bow out
throw in the towel
worm out
shy from
cop out
funk out
fink out
beg off
back off
lose your nerve
weasel out
go back on
wuss out
blow it off
have no stomach for
think better of
pull out
avoid
drop out
withdraw
bottle it
give up
surrender
yield
crap out
pike on
renege on
backpedal
recant
repudiate
scratch
chicken out of
get cold feet about
call off
resign
fail to honour
change your mind
default on
retreat from
cry off
abandon
pull out of
withdraw from
accept defeat
submit
concede defeat
give in
have no fight left
admit defeat
more ❯
Verb
▲
To renege or change one's mind on a position, agreement or promise
cop out
renege
bypass
escape
sidestep
avoid
dodge
duck
evade
shirk
skip
skive
abandon
backpedal
bilk
cut
decline
desert
funk
quit
renounce
revoke
welsh
withdraw
excuse
back out
back off
shrink from
skirt round
duck-shove
run away from
skive off
steer clear of
back out of
duck out of
get out
get out of
pull out of
slide out of
weasel out
wriggle out of
give the slip
fink out
go back on
get around
cop out of
elude
shun
circumvent
shake
scape
finesse
shuffle out of
weasel out of
eschew
parry
find a way out of
turn back on
shy from
find a way round
give a wide berth to
neglect
skirt
miss
cheat
beat
fence
shortcut
forget
bludge
dog
be lax about
slough off
leave something undone
not attend
pay no attention to
not attend to
lose sight of
play truant from
pay little attention to
skimp on
let something slide
be remiss about
lie down on job
shuffle off
tergiversate
juke
tergiverse
give something a miss
get away from
short-circuit
pussyfoot around
more ❯
Verb
▲
(
accede to
)
To agree to a demand, request, or treaty
accede
accept
allow
grant
approve
acquiesce
assent
comply
consent
endorse
engage
okay
permit
recognise
UK
recognize
US
undertake
astipulate
comply with
comprobate
relent
agree to
acquiesce to
assent to
cave in to
consent to
acquiesce in
concede to
relent to
come round
concur with
cooperate with
enter into
go along with
play ball
come round to
give your blessing
yield to
back down to
be game for
defer to
give in to
give way to
surrender to
give the go-ahead
give carte blanche
give the green light
give the nod
say yes
throw in the towel
roll over and play dead
agree
sanction
accede to
authorize
US
authorise
UK
warrant
concur
subscribe
concede
sign off on
sign
approve of
shake on
ratify
accord
bless
validate
confirm
OK
say yes to
conform to
pass
yield
license
UK
licence
US
clear
countenance
accredit
buy
rubber-stamp
agree with
give in
give the thumbs up to
give the go-ahead to
give the green light to
abide by
say the word
give permission
toe the line
submit to
back
ditto
support
follow
condone
formalize
US
certify
conform
respect
approbate
embrace
finalize
US
homologate
vouchsafe
seal
heed
finalise
UK
formalise
UK
give the OK to
cave in
say uncle
knuckle under
give way
let pass
give thumbs-up
afford with
sign on
thumbs up
uphold
authenticate
affirm
advocate
mandate
yes
boost
empower
bend
fulfill
US
enable
keep
favour
UK
favor
US
mind
obey
admit
humour
UK
humor
US
have
charter
second
abet
sanctify
concur in
get behind
subscribe to
fulfil
UK
O.K.
greenlight
cut a deal
give one's leave
goose-step to
give one's blessing to
take orders
act in accordance with
get into line
give approval to
go for
give consent to
keep to
do as one says
adhere to
give someone leave
be ruled by
be guided by
act upon
do one's bidding
set
take kindly to
give the thumbs up
indulge
go with the flow
bind
indemnify
reach a decision
recommend
establish
observe
tolerate
countersign
initial
fall in with
bow to
champion
make law
rubber stamp
stump for
buy into
lap up
push for
make valid
take up
give go-ahead
cosign
brook
underwrite
toe the mark
defer
bow down to
pay attention to
play along with
acknowledge
adapt
adjust
accommodate
fold
suffer
reconcile
jibe
let
succumb
compromise
entitle
qualify
do what one is told
hold to
do as you are told
play second fiddle
live by
do one's duty
do what is expected
come to heel
hold fast
stick to
get in line
play it by the book
respond to
be loyal to
believe in
stand by
legalize
US
be in agreement with
hold with
go along
give the nod to
accept tacitly
give one's assent to
give up
make a deal
roll over
legitimatize
US
be converted
be won over
be persuaded
change your mind
give stamp of approval
privilege
legitimate
put John Hancock on
facilitate
leave
be won over by
be converted to
be persuaded by
see eye to eye
franchise
soften
legalise
UK
legitimatise
UK
waver
weaken
green-light
grant the right
give someone authorization
ease off
ease up
dig
follow orders
stay in line
espouse
adopt
pass on
give the stamp of approval to
give five
legitimize
US
legitimise
UK
commission
decriminalize
US
vest
invest
decriminalise
UK
give permission to
excuse
regulate
legislate
enact
give
justify
ordain
decree
constitute
give permission for
vindicate
make legal
grant permission to
give leave to
stand for
capacitate
bestow
endow
entertain
confer
merit
admit of
endure
give a blank cheque to
give authority to
give power to
grant the right to
provide
explain away
be a reason for
receive
be a justification for
offer grounds for
offer
clean up
oblige
bear
pardon
rationalize
US
whitewash
give authorization to
entrust
hear of
give the right to
live with
rationalise
UK
put up with
call for
be a defence of
give green light
nod at
equip
normalize
US
enfranchise
delegate
formulate
normalise
UK
codify
launder
take
enter
give the green light for
pronounce lawful
give the means to
afford
rate
absolve
award
necessitate
exempt
exculpate
carry
exonerate
acquit
make
let past
give the go-ahead for
account for
present
be grounds for
give authority
grant leave to
grant authorization to
grant a permit to
grant a licence to
give a permit to
grant authority to
give a licence to
qualify for
vote in
give access
take in
be good reason for
give ground for
entitle one to
bestow on
put into effect
give the go ahead to
make into law
confer on
legislate for
lay down
let in
give thumbs up
be big on
vote for
unban
sustain
declare legal
conceive
confer a right to
declare lawful
be authorised
UK
give authority for
let someone have
contract
be authorized
US
give the seal of approval to
give the OK
allow to happen
demand
deserve
vouch for
go easy on
require
earn
prepare
assist
charge
contract out
entail
render
be subject to
permit to
cope with
allow to
bear the brunt of
engage in
care for
smile on
be in favour of
give the okay to
aid
help
give okay
give the O.K.
grace
say the magic word
invest with power
give means to
give the power to
give someone the authority
pay
add
sit still for
understand
make eligible
consign
set up
condition
ready
give the right
be worth
be deserving of
be entitled to
be worthy of
vest in
entrust to
endow in
grant to
put in someone's hands
arm
consign to
invest in
give to
defend
confer a right
regularize
US
give leave for
regularise
UK
lend your name to
impart
do
give the resources to
make it possible for
give the opportunity to
provide the means to
contribute
forgive
hand
harbour
UK
lodge
initiate
house
introduce
harbor
US
make allowances for
bear with
laugh off
allow for
accept apology for
make allowance
supply
furnish
extend
let continue
let stay
let be
let go
bring
trust
lend
inject
stake
hand out
cede to
favour with
welcome
shelter
let get past
intromit
enrol
UK
enlist
register
include
allow entry
give right of entry to
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