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What is another word for
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Verb
To turn or switch off (something)
To deviate from one's course or direction
To cause a feeling of disgust or revulsion in
To power down
To discharge from a job or position
Leave one road in order to join another
To inspire boredom in a person
Shut something off
To cause emotional distress to someone
To cause to feel less close or friendly
To convince not to try or do
To make inactive
To divide into two or more branches
To extinguish a flame or fire
Noun
A place where a road branches off from another
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Verb
▲
To turn or switch off (something)
deactivate
kill
shut off
close
cut
disable
douse
extinguish
halt
shut
stop
unplug
cut out
log off
put out
shut down
switch off
turn out
hit the switch
disconnect
neutralize
US
disengage
neutralise
UK
decommission
flick off
stop working
block
close off
close down
impede
power down
pull the plug on
switch something off
detach from a power supply
de-energize
demilitarize
US
disband
make inactive
demilitarise
UK
prevent passage
retard flow
end
terminate
arrest
check
cease
finish
break off
curb
stall
stem
suspend
staunch
discontinue
quit
die
elapse
dead-end
catch
still
pass
conclude
lapse
expire
drop
can
wind up
determine
break
go
stay
obstruct
hold back
belay
wait
break up
rest
leave off
intermit
baulk
UK
bring to an end
hamper
hold up
bar
freeze
lay off
stand still
interrupt
call it a day
put a cork in
adjourn
cool it
desist from
deter
knock off
stem the flow
frustrate
cut off
immobilise
UK
bring to a standstill
put an end to
bring to standstill
drop anchor
bring up
cut short
let up
balk
US
desist
pull up
cease fire
bring to a close
give over
put a stop to
nip in the bud
immobilize
US
come to a close
fetch up
put the kibosh on
pack up
punctuate
pack in
bring to a stop
draw up
blow the whistle on
hold at bay
wink out
more ❯
Verb
▲
To deviate from one's course or direction
veer
deviate
diverge
swerve
turn
swing
wheel
detour
sheer
bend
drift
digress
divagate
turn aside
stray
meander
wander
depart
slew
branch off
turn away
move away
skew
curve
twist
deflect
sidetrack
angle off
weave
shift
zigzag
change direction
incline
redirect
divert
whip
wind
change course
get sidetracked
turn from
leave beaten path
take a turn
part
bear off
tack
cut
yaw
differ
ramble
swivel
move
bear
go off course
pivot
make a right
make a left
skid
dip
sheer off
train off
shy
maunder
excurse
whirl around
rotate
turn about
head
turn on your heel
turn around
zig
zag
break
remove
lurch
get off course
waver
sidestep
err
swing over
slue
depart from
veer off
turn sharply
sideslip
loop
recoil
focus
corner
pass
rechannel
pass around
direct
set
alternate
take a bend
return
backslide
retrace
alter
sway
revert
hang a right
snake
switch
hang a left
career
curl
change
whirl
get around
avert
be deflected
volte-face
go around
slip
bank
spin
revolve
run
twirl
proceed
fork
extend
lead
make
go
reroute
bounce
glance
ricochet
be
lie
roll
swirl
channel
transfer
channel away
head off
draw away
change the course of
modify
oscillate
slide
alter course
hook
glance off
refract
rebound
repel
disperse
fend
cover up
hold off
ward off
prevent
keep off
glide
slither
coast
skim
lither
toboggan
spin out
go into skid
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause a feeling of disgust or revulsion in
disgust
nauseate
repel
repulse
revolt
sicken
gross out
put off
alienate
bore
deter
discourage
disenchant
disinterest
displease
irritate
offend
lose one's interest
make one sick
be repugnant to
turn your stomach
make shudder
upset
reluct
be repulsive to
make someone want to throw up
horrify
turn one's stomach
make sick
make someone feel sick
be distasteful to
fill with loathing
shock
disturb
bother
cause to feel nauseous
be offensive to
be extremely distasteful to
give you the creeps
cause offence to
give someone the creeps
make you heave
put someone off
be disagreeable to
be displeasing to
turn someone off
turn someone's stomach
crawl
pain
make flesh crawl
make your flesh creep
turn stomach
appal
UK
outrage
squick
appall
US
afflict
make someone feel nauseous
affect
turn
make your gorge rise
derange
unhinge
disorder
unsettle
pall
abominate
irk
pique
surfeit
insult
cause aversion
be repulsive
cloy on
offend morals of
make you sick
put you off
gross you out
make you shudder
turn you off
make you feel sick
give a pain in neck
give someone the heebie-jeebies
more ❯
Verb
▲
To power down
relax
unwind
wind down
take it easy
Verb
▲
To discharge from a job or position
dismiss
sack
discharge
fire
cashier
remove
release
axe
UK
can
retire
terminate
bounce
ax
US
pink-slip
muster out
kick out
boot out
let go
lay off
send packing
show the door
expel
throw out
get rid of
give someone the boot
give the heave-ho
give someone the push
give someone the bullet
give someone their marching orders
oust
make redundant
boot
displace
give someone their cards
depose
give someone their notice
bump
give the old heave-ho
turf out
give one notice
give someone the sack
drop
give the elbow
discard
turf
heave
unseat
give notice to
impeach
give the boot
unfrock
give the ax
pension
let out
give the gate
shut out
disqualify
shelve
recall
give walking papers
give someone notice
give a pink slip
deselect
disfrock
disemploy
furlough
give somebody their cards
depone
show the door one
suspend
wash out
turn away
give the heave ho
give warning
give the sack
defrock
let one go
give marching orders
defenestrate
pay off
give someone his
give notice
give someone the big E
kiss off
bin off
give someone the air
throw
eighty-six
evict
drum out
court martial
break
cast out
hand walking papers
give one's cards
give somebody the sack
give pink slip
give somebody the pink slip
pink slip
give the sack to
dehire
give somebody the push
give bum's rush
unhire
run out of town
supplant
eject
nix
relieve of duty
declare redundant
excuse
deprive of office
lock out
freeze out
supersede
replace
bust
ride out on rail
reduce
cut back
put an end to
tomahawk
cut
hatchet
poll
scale down
decimate
cleaver
slim down
downsize
give someone the gate
give someone his or her walking papers
give someone the ax
give someone the pink slip
put away
out
ship
give somebody the boot
give somebody notice
turn out
force out
chuck out
dislodge
drive out
banish
rout
run off
topple
give the bum's rush
chase
slang
extrude
reject
dethrone
throw someone out on their ear
overthrow
unmake
fling out
overturn
put out
relegate
dispossess
exclude
bring down
remove from office
expulse
give the chop
throw out on your ear
demote
send away
purge
eliminate
exile
deprive
uncrown
unthrone
debar
deport
chase out
discrown
chuck
show the door to
push out
thrust out
sling out
throw out on ear
lay someone off
shed
ban
bar
move on
give the boot to
give the bullet to
downgrade
degrade
retire early
send someone packing
blackball
disallow
give the push to
give one the gate
toss out
upset
subvert
blacklist
disinherit
hand someone his hat
black
strip of rank
vote out
give heave-ho
give their cards
give the axe
expropriate
divest
unsettle
ask to leave
give the hook
drive away
show you the door
fordrive
heave out
give the 1-2-3
remove from power
move
pack off
ostracise
UK
lose
bundle off
bereave
rob
ostracize
US
transport
transfer
disthrone
usurp
disenthrone
reposition
abolish
shift
evacuate
pull
relocate
expunge
detach
budge
abstract
dislocate
take over
step into shoes of
take down
see the back of
toss
disbar
ejaculate
ditch
unloose
eradicate
irrupt
dump
force to leave
throw overboard
kiss goodbye
send off
squeeze out
drive off
do away with
give someone their P45
show the gate to
more ❯
Verb
▲
Leave one road in order to join another
leave
branch off
make a left
make a right
take another road
hang a left
hang a right
take a left
take a right
take a side road
“At the point we had to
turn off
the main road north.”
Verb
▲
To inspire boredom in a person
bore
exhaust
fatigue
jade
tire
wear on
weary
devitalize
disinterest
drain
enervate
flag
grow weary on
sap
wear down
wear out
be tedious to
discomfort
hebetate
pall
pall on
stultify
stupefy
vex
wear
annoy
be tedious
put to sleep
send to sleep
leave cold
bend one's ear
bore out of one's mind
bore rigid
bore stiff
bore stupid
bore to death
bore to tears
burn out
cause weariness
talk one's ear off
turn one off
deaden
numb
dull
benumb
make bored
put off
debilitate
prostrate
weaken
overtire
poop
bush
sink
disable
droop
deplete
drop
bedraggle
languish
tucker
sag
take
fizzle
succumb
conk out
knock out
peter out
poop out
more ❯
Verb
▲
Shut something off
shut something off
close off
cordon off
curtain off
fence off
rope off
screen off
seal off
tape off
blockade
close
cut
isolate
partition off
quarantine
seal
segregate
separate off
encircle
enclose
halt
stop
surround
Verb
▲
To cause emotional distress to someone
hurt
distress
offend
outrage
upset
annoy
bother
aggrieve
anger
displease
irk
irritate
sadden
sting
vex
affront
agonise
UK
agonize
US
ail
bug
disgruntle
disgust
disturb
exasperate
gall
miff
needle
pain
rile
shock
trouble
depress
devastate
grieve
horrify
mortify
peeve
perplex
plague
worry
wound
afflict
chafe
discombobulate
discommode
disoblige
disquiet
dog
excruciate
faze
fret
jar
nauseate
nettle
pester
pique
repel
repulse
sicken
slight
be hurtful to
bleed
burn up
cause anguish
cause offense
cause sorrow
cause suffering
discomfit
eat at
get to
lambaste
mourn
nag at
tick off
be disagreeable to
give offence to
hurt someone's feelings
make unhappy
push the buttons of
cut to the quick
thumb nose at
provoke
aggravate
incense
infuriate
nark
madden
hassle
perturb
frustrate
enrage
gravel
hack off
wind up
hack you off
put your back up
bum out
harass
put out
dissatisfy
ruffle
tease
discompose
agitate
nag
antagonize
US
get
chagrin
harry
grate
eat
ride
molest
frost
persecute
spite
rub up the wrong way
rankle
tee off
antagonise
UK
get at
get on your nerves
give someone grief
make someone see red
be at
get your back up
drive up the wall
give someone the hump
torment
inflame
try
fluster
fuss
hound
mither
rankle with
bite
gripe
itch
rasp
drive bananas
get across
mix up
give someone a hard time
give a bad time
get under one's skin
abrade
be a pain in the neck
give a hard time
embarrass
get in one's hair
grate on
insult
dismay
goad
scandalize
US
discontent
rattle
disaffect
make angry
incommode
make cross
curdle
zing
roil
misplease
wing
cool
sound
disappoint
cap
revolt
nudge
break
gnaw
henpeck
rark
bedevil
badger
scandalise
UK
drive to distraction
drive crazy
beleaguer
play dirty
cheese off
be on the back of
get your dander up
get on your wick
drive round the twist
give someone the pip
make your blood boil
drive round the bend
be on your back
push button
rub the wrong way
make waves
fire up
get up your nose
heat up
work on
ask for it
T-off
drive mad
get your goat
hit where one lives
get under your skin
get in your hair
egg on
chivvy
devil
bait
hector
bully
pursue
keep on at
keep after
heckle
pick on
breathe down someone's neck
stress
prod
heavy
go on at
harp on at
find fault with
pick at
prick
niggle
intimidate
criticize
US
besiege
chivy
dun
criticise
UK
importune
peck at
bend someone's ear
moan at
grumble at
keep complaining to
taunt
pressurize
US
concern
discountenance
cavil
lean on
spur
put pressure on
haze
pressurise
UK
brown off
exacerbate
hump
inconvenience
bring pressure to bear on
examine
quiz
question
tweak
stress out
torture
lay waste
macerate
attack
despoil
noodge
foray
bullyrag
strain
burn
anguish
beset
rack
curse
harrow
victimize
US
get on nerves
rub you up the wrong way
haunt
terrorize
US
gnaw at
put your nose out of joint
run up the wrong way
infest
jerk around
be a nuisance to
injure
expel
crucify
dragoon
victimise
UK
wrong
beat
hunt
exile
terrorise
UK
arouse hostility in
rattle one's cage
argufy
altercate
controvert
quibble
squabble
argue
bicker
brawl
scrap
dispute
spat
brabble
wrangle
tiff
row
fight
quarrel
single out
work up
get the knife into
stick the knife into
fall out
make things hot for someone
make it hot for someone
be on one's case
insist
remind
tantalize
US
lash at
breath down someone's neck
tantalise
UK
intrude upon
turn on
key up
mess with
get on one's nerves
drive you up the wall
scold
upbraid
berate
beef
scream
grouch
grouse
yowl
repine
holler
mutter
kick
grumble
kvetch
complain
squeal
crab
squawk
inveigh
whimper
carp
bellyache
yammer
bleat
growl
wail
murmur
moan
caterwaul
yaup
croak
keen
grizzle
whine
yawp
grump
whinge
maunder
carp at
egg
urge
find fault
moan on at
take it out on
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause to feel less close or friendly
estrange
alienate
disaffect
antagonise
UK
antagonize
US
divide
part
separate
withdraw
disunite
make hostile
withhold
alien
disgruntle
distance
drive apart
lose
sour
disenchant
disillusion
dissatisfy
disunify
divert
divorce
isolate
leave
set at odds
sever
split
sunder
wean
drive away
make unfriendly
set against
turn away
break up
keep apart
make hostile to
push away
set at variance
sever connections between
cause antagonism between
destroy the affections of
put at a distance
set at odds with
sow dissension between
drive a wedge between
put on the outs
turn your back on
detach
set apart
upset
discompose
disturb
agitate
repel
disquiet
cut off
sow dissension
break off
come between
make indifferent
embitter
withdraw the affections of
envenom
exasperate
anger
poison
frustrate
make bitter
make resentful
split up
set against one another
pit against one another
dissever
disrupt
partition
break
triangulate
factionalize
disperse
dissolve
sow disaccord
cause dissent
cause disagreement
sow dissension among
stir the pot
cause to disagree
pit against
tear asunder
cause disagreement among
cause a rift
dichotomize
interpose
interrupt
meddle
interfere
intervene
pull apart
cause disagreement between
put at odds
disjoin
segregate
disconnect
uncouple
resolve
decouple
ramify
disjoint
dissociate
disband
unyoke
disassociate
dismantle
unlink
rive
embroil
disengage
undo
more ❯
Verb
▲
To convince not to try or do
dissuade
deter
discourage
sidetrack
disincline
divert
inhibit
prevent
stop
counsel
dehort
deprecate
derail
disadvise
exhort
expostulate
faze
hinder
prick
remonstrate
thwart
turn aside
warn
advise against
caution against
persuade against
put off
scare off
urge against
warn off
advise not to
argue out of
chicken out
expostulate against
lean on
persuade not to
talk out of
throw off
urge not to
cry out against
throw cold water on
pour cold water on
throw a wet blanket on
check
curb
avert
obstruct
restrain
impede
stave off
ward off
fend off
scare
put a stop to
hold back
put a damper on
suppress
discountenance
shake
disfavor
US
indispose
oppose
disfavour
UK
repress
frighten
quiet
control
withhold
interfere
hold off
keep back
block
intercept
halt
arrest
baulk
UK
hamper
foil
shut out
obviate
forestall
keep
preclude
stay
frustrate
counteract
head off
damp
prohibit
let
pre-empt
debar
save
help
chill
dampen
act like a wet blanket
rule out
balk
US
nip in the bud
forfend
cool
more ❯
Verb
▲
To make inactive
inactivate
deactivate
disable
disarm
halt
idle
immobilise
UK
immobilize
US
incapacitate
scupper
stop
unplug
make inoperative
render inactive
prevent from working
render inoperable
render inoperative
put out of action
cripple
hamstring
prostrate
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
impair
debilitate
damage
weaken
enfeeble
maim
mutilate
mangle
wreck
hogtie
ruin
hock
batter
unstrengthen
handicap
exhaust
shatter
unbrace
hurt
harm
pinion
muzzle
kibosh
total
sabotage
spoil
mar
attenuate
undermine
sap
blunt
enervate
unfit
render incapable
knock out
shoot down
throw monkey wrench in
take out
indispose
lame
torpefy
spike
render powerless
make unfit
make powerless
restrict
jam
disenable
freeze
clamp
wheel-clamp
arrest
tie
action
disqualify
invalidate
prevent from moving
bring to a halt
bring to a standstill
stun
transfix
petrify
numb
stupefy
anaesthetize
UK
benumb
anesthetize
US
stop dead
restrain
bring to a grinding halt
put out of commission
seize
appall
US
appal
UK
astound
palsy
destroy
bemuse
daze
close
deaden
demolish
daunt
nonplus
become unable to move
become stuck
seize up
become immobilized
grind to a halt
bring to grinding halt
make inert
shut down
make nerveless
gorgonize
become horror-struck
render motionless
become horror-stricken
become rooted to the spot
more ❯
Verb
▲
To divide into two or more branches
fork
diverge
divide
part
separate
split
bifurcate
branch
subdivide
branch off
divaricate
spread
furcate
ramify
angle
branch out
go separate ways
leave
go in different directions
split in two
extend
diversify
expand
grow
fork off
proliferate
uncouple
disconnect
resolve
decouple
sever
disjoint
disjoin
dissociate
sunder
disunite
divorce
unyoke
dissever
disassociate
unlink
thicken
multiply
enlarge
develop
confound
intensify
break up
split up
become complicated
confuse
increase
compound
add to
complicate
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To extinguish a flame or fire
extinguish
douse
quench
smother
put out
blanket
dowse
stifle
dout
snuff out
stamp out
beat out
choke
drown
out
snuff
suffocate
trample
blow out
dampen down
blot out
stub out
switch off
dampen
destroy
annihilate
kill
damp down
blow something out
beat something out
extinguish fire
abolish
detect
eliminate
eradicate
turn out
crush
end
check
suppress
squelch
wreck
decimate
ruin
shatter
quell
demolish
dismantle
raze
destruct
quash
moisten
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A place where a road branches off from another
turning
turn
turn-off
exit
bend
crossroads
curve
junction
turnout
side road
intersection
crossing
interchange
fork
corner
T-junction
crossways
roundabout
cloverleaf
turnoff
juncture
gyratory
crossroad
carrefour
veer
detour
level crossing
box junction
branch
deviation
divergence
departure
change of course
change of direction
right-about
left-about
about-face
reversal
sideroad
minor road
arm
tributary
crook
arc
angle
projection
dog-leg
kink
joint
apex
cusp
hairpin
shift
edge
V
rim
Y
ridge
hairpin bend
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