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Noun
Someone or something replaces another, sometimes temporarily
The action or process of replacing someone or something
Replacement
An act of changing to or adopting one thing in place of another
The restoration of something lost or stolen to its proper owner
Someone or something replaces another
The act of moving from one place to another
The state or condition of being a surrogate
The act of replenishing
A word whose meaning is the same, or very similar, as that of another word
The rate at which employees leave a workforce and are replaced
A copy or likeness of someone or something
The dismissal of someone from a job
A person sent or authorized to represent others, in particular an elected representative sent to a conference
A thing that may be chosen or done out of several possible alternatives
Adjective
Supplementary or taking the place of one that came before
Having been exchanged with another in its place
… more ▼
▲
Noun
▲
Someone or something replaces another, sometimes temporarily
substitute
backup
reserve
spare
relief
cover
double
locum
proxy
sub
surrogate
alternate
alternative
stopgap
successor
understudy
stand-in
fill-in
locum tenens
designated hitter
pinch hitter
ring-in
someone else
standby
deputy
pinch-hitter
extra
stand-by
representative
second
supply
fallback
temp
auxiliary
delegate
makeshift
DH
temporary
ancillary
equivalent
expedient
resource
resort
second string
substitution
succedaneum
recourse
expediency
refuge
lieutenant
contingency
part
new part
backup plan
plan B
secondary
reinforcement
body double
depute
spare part
supplanter
changeling
assistant
shift
temporary worker
casual worker
supply teacher
agent
factor
fall-back
last resort
pis aller
temporary expedient
substitute agent
regent
advisor
more ❯
“What is an understudy or
replacement
to do when he takes over a role vacated by a star?”
Noun
▲
The action or process of replacing someone or something
renewal
substitution
interchange
replacing
change
changeover
swap
switch
exchange
swapping
switching
displacement
supplanting
trade
trade-off
conversion
commutation
transposition
alternation
transaction
barter
rearrangement
bartering
rotation
transfer
dicker
truck
quid pro quo
superseding
reconstitution
reinstatement
reordering
inversion
reversal
deal
shift
substitute
revision
transposing
shuffle
shuffling
supplantment
sequence
turnaround
compensation
cycle
succession
flip-flop
interchanging
back-and-forth
surrogate
variation
trading
trafficking
tradeoff
commerce
dealing
business
negotiation
haggling
swop
buying and selling
bandying
traffic
networking
give and take
give-and-take
trade off
more ❯
“The
replacement
cycle tends to be three years for PCs.”
Noun
▲
Replacement
backfill
reserve
reserves
support personnel
Noun
▲
An act of changing to or adopting one thing in place of another
switch
change
shift
move
transition
changeover
transfer
adjustment
conversion
transformation
alteration
crossover
diversion
modification
go over
metamorphosis
transfiguration
transmutation
about-face
variation
transmogrification
mutation
reversal
translation
revision
permutation
turn
remodeling
US
remodelling
UK
flip-flop
reformation
reconstruction
development
adaptation
correction
revolution
variance
modulation
difference
substitution
amendment
exchange
flux
makeover
rearrangement
innovation
passage
diversification
refinement
advance
swap
vicissitude
sea change
reshaping
deviation
recasting
metanoia
transubstantiation
progress
novelty
growth
turnover
tempering
evolution
addition
diversity
variety
surrogate
break
passing
reworking
reorganization
US
turning
revamping
turnaround
renewal
reordering
reorganisation
UK
compression
contraction
distortion
regeneration
turning around
swing
fluctuation
progression
refashioning
metasis
remaking
realignment
redoing
rebuilding
renovation
restyling
rejigging
remoulding
UK
reshuffling
readjustment
rebirth
renewing
remolding
US
transposition
about-turn
mid-course correction
change of heart
U-turn
redirection
transference
veering
transit
course
interchange
oscillation
upheaval
changing
altering
alternation
switchover
gradation
rapid transition
jump
metastasis
leap
turning point
crossing
departure
handover
resolution
resolving
qualification
reclamation
specialisation
UK
vagary
overhaul
vacillation
mutability
reverse
cross
redesign
rise
redevelopment
proselytization
path
procession
operation
process
motion
improvement
advancement
evolvement
revolutionizing
US
downturn
relegation
seeing the light
newfangledness
innovativeness
specialization
US
retraction
stirring
wavering
rowback
being born again
pivot
revolutionising
UK
morph
transfigurement
assignment
change of direction
yaw
deflection
bend
stir
trend
spiritual rebirth
complete change
radical change
revolutionary change
conveyance
conferral
allocation
cutover
turnabout
shifting
change of fortune
digression
movement
bestowal
cession
drift
abdication
bias
repositioning
direction
trade
second thoughts
change of course
volte-face
turn-around
tendency
tack
rotation
relocation
commutation
bartering
removal
posting
translocation
migration
flit
flitting
change of job
change of house
change of address
review
fixing
revise
accommodation
switch-over
rectification
restructuring
amelioration
betterment
freshness
newness
tailoring
originality
reform
editing
shake-up
uniqueness
revamp
rewriting
emendation
redraft
refitting
redrafting
rephrasing
rectifying
enhancement
restoration
rehabilitation
evolving
maturation
rehab
origination
mending
repair
recentness
customization
US
arrangement
rewrite
converting
maturing
modernization
redistribution
regrouping
overhauling
organization
US
customisation
UK
rethink
rationalization
US
refining
growing
customizing
US
fruition
reshuffle
rewording
redaction
organisation
UK
copy-editing
maturity
customising
UK
rationalisation
UK
flowering
ripening
revisal
shakedown
unconventionality
coming-of-age
unfamiliarity
modernity
strangeness
surprise
weird
crazy
sport
oddity
creation
oddball
original
shift of emphasis
break with tradition
shake up
dernier cri
newfangled contraption
last word
beautification
cosmetic treatment
acclimation
varying
variability
reforming
restriction
reassembling
transferal
manipulation
redecoration
adaption
transspecific evolution
redesigning
drastic
shakeout
rendering
repetition
adoption
refurbishing
reorganizing
US
remake
reorienting
divergence
nuance
refurnishing
reorientation
natural process
unrest
remedy
modernism
reorganising
UK
quantum jump
major change
marked transformation
total change
sudden change
quantum leap
edit
roaming
wandering
modifying
order
disposition
presentation
sorting
grouping
combination
tweak
update
regulating
regulation
creativeness
unusualness
creativity
imaginativeness
polishing
enhancing
improving
clarification
fall
modernness
break with the past
selection
reconstitution
version
perm
alternative
repeated rotation
setting
correcting
expansion
rarity
subediting
new thing
re-examination
macroevolution
amending
tuning
unfolding
reassessment
updating
bowdlerization
expurgation
censoring
censorship
new measures
new methods
new devices
tweaking
jiggering
twiddling
redress
extension
blossoming
emergence
revaluation
updation
reediting
polish
recension
rescript
organising
UK
shaping
organizing
US
repairing
balancing
fitting
reconsideration
re-evaluation
reallocation
unraveling
US
burgeoning
elaboration
flourishing
fine-tuning
buildup
furtherance
advancing
blooming
retrospect
reappraisal
moderation
unrolling
unravelling
UK
enlargement
difference of emphasis
patching up
recapitulation
working out
capability
ability
fresh look
summary
another look
second look
adulthood
ontogenesis
ontogeny
upgrade
a fresh look
melioration
breakthrough
upswing
rally
face-lift
meliorism
preferment
upturn
change for the better
kaizen
more ❯
Noun
▲
The restoration of something lost or stolen to its proper owner
restitution
return
restoration
recovery
re-establishment
reinstallation
reinstatement
surrender
yielding
handing back
reinstitution
reestablishment
return to a former position
bringing back
return to power
reinstalment
rehabilitation
giving back
recall
reimposition
reclamation
replacing
reimbursement
repatriation
putting back
reintroduction
Noun
▲
Someone or something replaces another
successor
heir
inheritor
descendant
scion
beneficiary
heritor
aftercomer
follower
incomer
substitute
next-in-line
heir apparent
next in line
heiress
recipient
legatee
devisee
grantee
offspring
issue
progeny
child
seed
heir at law
brood
receiver
chip off the old block
parcener
coparcener
inheritress
heir-at-law
next of kin
cestui que trust
heir presumptive
junior
follow-up
begotten
descendent
derivative
sequel
donee
payee
assignee
stipendiary
almsperson
owner
crown prince/princess
crown prince
crown princess
heir-apparent
posterity
son
daughter
offshoot
fruit
family
children
lineage
get
progeniture
line
kin
afterbear
product
spin-off
fruit of someone's loins
more ❯
Noun
▲
The act of moving from one place to another
relocation
move
transfer
moving
repositioning
rearrangement
remotion
dedomiciling
removal
change of address
change of residence
movement
transplantation
uprooting
displacement
transference
shift
shifting
evacuation
flit
flitting
transferal
deportation
conveyance
transferral
exile
eviction
expatriation
transportation
transplant
departure
resettlement
transporting
exclusion
purging
abandonment
clearance
depopulation
posting
substitution
switch
translocation
change
transit
migration
changeover
change of house
change of job
Noun
▲
The state or condition of being a surrogate
surrogacy
proxy
standing in
substitution
surrogate motherhood
surrogateship
Noun
▲
The act of replenishing
replenishment
refill
renewal
top up
Noun
▲
A word whose meaning is the same, or very similar, as that of another word
synonym
equivalent
poecilonym
analog
US
analogue
UK
metonym
substitute
hypernym
hyponym
alternative expression
alternative word
another word
other word
genteelism
code word
coy term
nice way of saying
neutral term
circumlocution
underplaying
weasel word
understatement
politeness
euphemism
rewording
indirect term
mild alternative
polite term
softening
Noun
▲
The rate at which employees leave a workforce and are replaced
turnover
change
movement
staff resignations
staff turnover
rate of replacement
staff resignation rate
staff renewal rate
coming and going
hiring and firing rate
Noun
▲
A copy or likeness of someone or something
duplicate
replica
clone
double
twin
copy
duplication
counterpart
match
likeness
image
ringer
carbon
reproduction
picture
doppelganger
imitation
spit
fetch
replication
lookalike
dummy
mock
dupe
reduplication
mate
fellow
parallel
coordinate
counterfeit
ditto
companion
repetition
similarity
recurrence
copycat
repro
analogue
UK
analog
US
correlate
knockoff
pirate
second
spare
look-alike
carbon copy
spitting image
mirror image
alter ego
dead ringer
exact likeness
close likeness
chip off the old block
facsimile
model
spit and image
reflection
representation
simulacrum
miniature
photocopy
simulation
living image
effigy
mock-up
portrait
mirror
forgery
equivalent
Doppelganger
knock-off
equal
dead spit
ersatz
echo
impression
ectype
impersonation
cast
Xerox
copying
transcription
coequal
peer
rival
impersonator
print
like
pattern
tracing
archetype
study
stand-in
type
compeer
complement
perfect likeness
reiteration
very spit
sham
fake
mirroring
paralleling
photograph
imprint
rubbings
transcript
reciprocal
repeat
shadow
resemblance
appearance
pair
Doppelgänger
simulacre
half
figure
evil twin
figurine
embodiment
statuette
statue
exact duplicate
eidetic image
living picture
very image
hard copy
other half
doubling
exact match
sculpture
recreation
multiple
similitude
reprint
second self
backup
pendant
virtual reality
correspondent
form
flimsy
mimic
offprint
homologue
UK
corollary
carved figure
act-alike
emulation
look alike
toy
approximation
counterfoil
one of a pair
homolog
US
peas in a pod
two of a kind
spawn
mirror-image
one and the same
two peas in pod
rip-off
image of
picture of
exact counterpart
semblance
rerun
replay
redo
reprise
tally
renewal
iteration
look-alike computer
genetic copy
partner
recap
recapitulation
reshowing
reappearance
brother
illustration
better half
exemplification
sketch
drawing
demonstration
diagram
painting
icon
symbol
bust
profile
façade
facade
rendering
sign
portraiture
personification
design
adumbration
correspondence
sameness
alikeness
agreement
equivalence
identicalness
equality
uniformity
conformity
analogy
affinity
comparison
identity
simile
comparableness
analogousness
parallelism
guise
delineation
depiction
uniformness
plagiarization
plagiarism
workalike
the image of
very picture
crib
sample
dead ringer for
prototype
knock off
beta version
test case
reoccurrence
restatement
repeating
return
comparability
iterance
ingemination
retry
community
more ❯
Noun
▲
The dismissal of someone from a job
removal
dismissal
ejection
expulsion
firing
ouster
ousting
sacking
banishment
dethronement
dethroning
discharge
displacement
unseating
deposition
dislodgement
dislodgment
defenestration
throwing out
eviction
exclusion
boot
exile
bounce
debarment
deportation
turfing out
sack
dispossession
notice
redundancy
overthrow
suspension
ostracism
drumming out
expatriation
driving out
ejecting
the sack
the boot
banishing
cashiering
transportation
push
relegation
axe
UK
disbarment
ax
US
expelling
chop
heave-ho
kicking out
the old heave-ho
rejection
supplanting
toppling
furlough
axing
extrusion
layoff
rush
bullet
repatriation
refoulement
release
proscription
impeachment
deposal
outing
demotion
congé
removal from office
booting out
the heave-ho
walking papers
forcing out
kiss-off
marching orders
pink slip
the push
bum's rush
the door
the bum's rush
your books
the order of the boot
clearance
lay-off
elimination
bouncing
expropriation
removal from power
rustication
coup
extradition
demobilization
US
chucking out
one's cards
exiling
temporary removal
demobilisation
UK
transporting
expatriating
repatriating
extraditing
the gate
evicting
ban
old heave ho
downfall
casting out
turning out
overturning
blackballing
blacklisting
unfrocking
purging
deportment
purge
barring
excommunicating
disfellowshipment
disfellowshipping
damnation
debarring
excommunication
elbow
laying off
permission to go
more ❯
Noun
▲
A person sent or authorized to represent others, in particular an elected representative sent to a conference
delegate
envoy
representative
agent
deputy
ambassador
commissioner
emissary
proxy
commissary
legate
minister
plenipotentiary
spokesman
spokesperson
assignee
attorney
depute
factor
frontman
messenger
procurator
rep
spokeswoman
go-between
nuncio
alternate
appointee
catchpole
consul
front
member
mouthpiece
nominee
regent
senator
stand-in
substitute
surrogate
vicar
viceroy
people's choice
pinch hitter
member of Congress
backup
negotiator
intermediary
executor
lawyer
understudy
broker
mediary
cover
fill-in
mediator
liaison
diplomat
middleman
arbitrator
intercessor
medium
speaker
interceder
interagent
courier
honest broker
intermediator
conciliator
intermediate
mouth
peacemaker
officer
voice
official
point man
point person
spin doctor
prophet
proctor
assistant
referee
dealer
negotiant
talker
interposer
buffer
entrepreneur
organ
moderator
aide
attaché
prolocutor
arbiter
manager
herald
middleperson
champion
protagonist
steward
servant
bearer
internuncio
carrier
contact
point of contact
fixer
chargé
matchmaker
propagandist
linkperson
linkman
linkwoman
channel
vehicle
instrument
PR person
supervisor
representant
accredited messenger
fugleman
spox
big shot
supervise
monitor
capitoul
chargé d'affaires
scout
agency
reeve
forum
attache
intervener
hired gun
lieutenant
subordinate
agent general
trustee
underling
invigilator
sales rep
ambassadress
haggler
judge
intermedium
adjudicator
bargainer
wheeler-dealer
executive
administrator
handler
advocate
dignitary
legation
link
ambassador plenipotentiary
ambassador extraordinary
intervenor
papal nuncio
promoter
functionary
actor
principal
factotum
abettor
consul general
diplomatic officer
minister plenipotentiary
special envoy
connection
middle person
cutout
influence
selectee
designee
contact man
contact woman
interdealer broker
contact person
liaison officer
business manager
publicist
candidate
public relations officer
PR consultant
press officer
publicity agent
PRO
press agent
PR officer
public relations consultant
office holder
POC
officeholder
appointment
touchpoint
department head
help desk
single point of contact
office-holder
more ❯
Noun
▲
A thing that may be chosen or done out of several possible alternatives
possibility
alternative
option
choice
preference
resort
bet
pick
recourse
selection
solution
way
call
decision
decree
determination
discretion
election
evaluation
nomination
opportunity
route
substitute
recommendation
substitution
way out
course of action
possible course of action
expedient
expediency
resource
stopgap
refuge
makeshift
measure
course
device
step
hope
remedy
help
source of assistance
answer
relief
chance
source of help
someone to turn to
something to turn to
means
maneuver
US
machination
stratagem
plan
method
scheme
instrument
medium
tactic
ploy
plot
manoeuvre
UK
move
agency
contrivance
artifice
tool
trick
ruse
mode
system
appliance
contraption
shift
aid
support
appeal
stand-by
available resource
place to turn to
person to turn to
stand-in
last resort
temporary solution
band-aid
dodge
temporary measure
temporary expedient
strategy
agent
improvisation
hack
pis aller
palliative
make-do
practicality
expedience
subterfuge
fetch
lurk
wile
instrumentality
invention
craft
evasion
gambit
equivocation
deception
hoax
action
act
procedure
initiative
control
other
proceeding
deed
deputy
proxy
representative
back-up
another course of action
another possibility
other fish to fry
other fish in sea
other possibility
program
US
programme
UK
operation
effort
legal action
understudy
fill-in
factor
standby
process
backup
sub
delegate
alternate
substitute agent
pinch hitter
surrogate
project
vehicle
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attendant
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more ❯
“The stationmaster returned, expertly rolling a
replacement
wheel with his right hand and carrying a tin bucket of axle grease in his left.”
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Having been exchanged with another in its place
replaced
interchanged
exchanged
changed
replenished
substituted
renewed
substitute
traded
returned
brought back
sent back
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