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Contexts ▼▲ To have provided assistance to someone or something To have accepted Opposite of past tense for to reject or spurn someone or their requests Opposite of past tense for to provide housing or accommodation for Opposite of past tense for to cause someone to feel attraction by personal charm Opposite of past tense for to insert or introduce Opposite of past tense for to side with or support Opposite of past tense for to agree to receive or take receipt of Opposite of past tense for to attract the interest of, especially of a group (appeal to) Opposite of past tense for to be attractive to Opposite of past tense for to attract and engage the attention or interest of Opposite of past tense for to listen to, and empathize with, the woes of another Opposite of past tense for to approach and speak to boldly or aggressively Opposite of past tense for to place or set in an upright position Opposite of past tense for to give shelter or protection to Opposite of past tense for to cut or split up, especially into four equal parts Opposite of past tense for to provide (someone) with amusement or enjoyment Opposite of past tense for to attract or tempt, especially by offering pleasure or advantage Opposite of past tense for to treat with great care, attention or indulgence Opposite of past tense for to inaugurate into an office or an organization, especially ceremonially Opposite of past tense for to take heed or pay attention to, especially of advice or instruction Opposite of past tense for to prefer, desire, or choose to have something Opposite of past tense for to receive (someone) as a guest, typically providing them with food and drink Opposite of past tense for to nurture and care for (someone or something) as they grow Opposite of past tense for to cook in liquid Opposite of past tense for to care for (someone) lovingly Opposite of past tense for to consider or give serious or careful thought to Opposite of past tense for to embrace or hold someone or something tightly in one's arms Opposite of past tense for to call on in support of an earnest request Opposite of past tense for to accept something willingly or gladly … more ▼ ▲ Verb ▲ To have provided assistance to someone or something helped aided assisted supported abetted furthered lent a hand propped relieved served stood by upheld advocated bucked up helped out interceded patronizedUS puffed rallied round rooted for saw through stuck up for stumped for tended accommodated ballyhooed befriended cared for cheered emboldened encouraged fostered heartened hyped ministered to nurtured patronisedUK plugged rescued seconded went with did a favor did a service did one's part took care of worked for pushed blessed contented delighted gladdened gratified pleased satisfied succeeded “Her friends helped whenever they could as she recovered from her illness.” Verb ▲ To have accepted took accepted took up undertook took on adopted agreed to assumed tackled agreed to do agreed to take embarked on entered upon signed off on taken up undertaken taken on taken “I took the first job I was offered as I was desperate.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to reject or spurn someone or their requests admitted welcomed enrolled let let through let in let past let pass let by received accepted allowed enlisted registered included entered greeted signed off on ushered in welcomed in allowed to enter allowed entry signed up granted entrance to okayed shown in permitted permitted entry made way for blessed blest entertained took taken given the nod took on taken in gave admission to given right of entry to gave thumbs up given thumbs up letten given access took in taken on allowed in given access to given admission to leet gave right of entry to gave access gave the nod gave access to more ❯ Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to provide housing or accommodation for boarded accommodated lodged housed quartered sheltered harboredUS bunked domiciled harbouredUK roomed billeted billetted roofed encamped camped bestowed chambered bivouacked received fed feed kept bedded put up took in taken in gave accommodation to given accommodation to made room for provided shelter for gave a bed to given a bed to gave someone a roof over their head given someone a roof over their head let crash settled entertained stationed installed cantoned let in rent rented provided with accommodation stayed dwelt dwelled resided lived inhabited abided abode sojourned nested admitted squatted stowed welcomed stopped parked crashed placed posted occupied established domiciliated hosteled hung out dwelled in lived in lodged in stayed in contained stayed over holed up had rooms found a bed for sojourned in had lodgings provided accommodation for provided lodging for had digs provided accommodation catered for provided a roof over someone's head made welcome taken care of taken took took care of given accommodation gave accommodation taken up residence took up residence gave a roof to given a roof to gave lodging given lodging bided in bode in accommodated guest took a room taken a room taken lodgings took lodgings more ❯ “The owners of a local motel would turn away Chico and his family because there were no vacancies.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to cause someone to feel attraction by personal charm charmed attracted enchanted seduced allured enamouredUK enticed ravished captivated killed lured magnetisedUK magnetizedUS wooed slew slayed slain took taken turned on came on to come on to swept off feet fascinated enthralled bewitched wiled beguiled witched put under a spell mesmerizedUS absorbed absorpt entranced delighted engrossed engaged pleased interested enraptured entertained diverted amused occupied preoccupied wowed distracted tickled cheered spellbound solaced dazzled sent hypnotizedUS vamped hypnotisedUK mesmerisedUK won over tickled pink knocked dead knocked out held the attention of tickle to death tickled the fancy of appealed to tickled to death more ❯ “She'd always been smart enough, but in a practical way that seemed to repel men.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to insert or introduce intromitted accepted blest blessed entered entertained granted harboredUS harbouredUK housed initiated introduced let leet letten lodged okayed permitted received signed took taken sheltered gave access given access gave the nod given the nod gave thumbs up given thumbs up let in signed off on took in taken in Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to side with or support allied united associated affiliated leagued collaborated confederated joined linked sided bonded connected cooperated mixed mixt pooled unified clubbed cohered federated aligned synthesisedUK synthesizedUS joined up banded together aligned oneself joined forces teamed up went into league gone into league went into partnership gone into partnership formed an alliance made common cause “It is a good idea to alienate yourself from bad press and online trolls.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to agree to receive or take receipt of accepted received acquired gained got gat gotten obtained took taken attained collected came by secured bagged earned landed nabbed netted procured scored snagged won came into come into had laid hold of picked up snapped up accepted delivery of agreed to receive had conferred on one laid hands on took into one's possession taken into one's possession took possession of taken possession of took receipt of taken receipt of “He warned the committee that if he were to win, he would refuse his award on philosophical grounds.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to attract the interest of, especially of a group gathered attracted drew drawn pulled collected raised picked up pulled in whipped up “The loss of flexibility a family suffers when it buys rather than rents will deter many buyers.” Verb ▲ (appeal to) Opposite of past tense for to be attractive to appealed attracted interested charmed pleased allured beguiled drew drawn engaged enticed fascinated intrigued invited tempted captivated lured tantalisedUK tantalizedUS enchanted grabbed pulled caught the eye of floated someone's boat tickled your fancy enthralled seduced bewitched spellbound excited entranced inveigled mesmerizedUS titillated absorbed rivetted absorpt wooed riveted persuaded aroused dazzled cajoled endeared stimulated wowed inclined hypnotizedUS courted exerted influence on turned someone's head made your mouth water magnetisedUK hypnotisedUK exerted a pull on mesmerisedUK steered won over turned on whetted the appetite of lit someone's fire caught your eye swept off feet magnetizedUS made a hit with drawn attention appealed to drew attention more ❯ “The majority of home buyers search online, and unrenovated properties with unattractive listing photos will deter many of them.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to attract and engage the attention or interest of caught engaged attracted absorbed absorpt captured gripped arrested bewitched captivated drew drawn engrossed gained grabbed held holden seized won riveted rivetted held on to “I started to bark like a dog to repel him and his obnoxious friends.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to listen to, and empathize with, the woes of another commiserated sympathisedUK sympathizedUS consoled empathisedUK empathizedUS pitied comforted solaced condoled compassionated felt for empathized with sympathized with felt sorry for grieved for condoled with ached for felt pity for offered condolences to sorrowed for expressed sympathy for mourned for offered sympathy to sent condolences to had mercy offered condolences shared sorrow showed compassion shown compassion gave solace to given solace to Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to approach and speak to boldly or aggressively accosted approached buttonholed waylaid waylayed halted hounded stopped caught collared questioned addressed addrest bothered crossed detained flagged grabbed hailed importuned interviewed talked to shouted to spoke to spoken to called to ran into run into took aside taken aside cross-examined discussed something with initiated a discussion with whistled for Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to place or set in an upright position put up erected raised reared elevated pitched upended upraised upreared set up set upright stood up lifted up Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to give shelter or protection to harbouredUK harboredUS sheltered hid hidden safeguarded secured shielded defended protected relieved gave sanctuary to given sanctuary to gave shelter to given shelter to provided refuge provided a refuge for gave asylum to given asylum to covered guarded saved screened preserved shaded insulated warded inoculated hedged cushioned enclosed havened wrapped wrapt conserved surrounded concealed kept safe covered up covered for provided protection for afforded protection to kept from harm provided safety watched over taken care of given refuge gave refuge took care of more ❯ Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to cut or split up, especially into four equal parts quartered cut divided quadrisected sectioned sliced cleaved subdivided dismembered cut up split up Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to provide (someone) with amusement or enjoyment entertained amused diverted pleased delighted charmed cheered occupied distracted enthralled interested absorbed absorpt beguiled regaled disported engaged engrossed fascinated involved solaced immersed preoccupied recreated captivated comforted ecstasized elated enlivened gladdened grabbed gratified humoredUS humouredUK indulged inspired inspirited piqued relaxed satisfied slew slayed slain stimulated tickled cracked up gave pleasure to given pleasure to knocked dead made merry held the attention of Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to attract or tempt, especially by offering pleasure or advantage enticed lured tempted seduced allured attracted beguiled decoyed invited cajoled coaxed induced inveigled wheedled drew drawn baited betrayed led on persuaded solicited wooed appealed to smooth-talked sweet-talked entrapped tolled led astray turned on batted eyes at prevailed on dangled a carrot in front of Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to treat with great care, attention or indulgence coddled pampered cosseted indulged spoiledUS spoiltUK babied mollycoddled humouredUK overindulged humoredUS cockered dandled petted nursed nannied caressed overprotected favoredUS mothered favouredUK cocooned posseted pandered to wet-nursed spoon-fed catered to wrapped in cotton wool waited on hand and foot made much of satisfied gratified accommodated regaled obliged treated nursemaided doted on made a fuss of killed with kindness made a fuss over catered to your every whim more ❯ Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to inaugurate into an office or an organization, especially ceremonially inducted installed instated inaugurated initiated invested admitted baptisedUK baptizedUS introduced seated swore sweared sworn conscripted draughted drafted enlisted received recruited welcomed acquainted trained instated in introduced to appointed to sweared into signed on signed up swore in sworn in initiated into admitted to Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to take heed or pay attention to, especially of advice or instruction listened heeded minded observed considered noted regarded accepted followed obeyed watched noticed paid attention agreed assented attended believed heard hearkened marked respected dug harked harkened gave heed given heed took heed taken heed abided by adhered to took into account taken into account took into consideration taken into consideration took note taken note took notice taken notice took to heart taken to heart bore in mind born in mind was mindful of were mindful of been mindful of complied with concentrated on conformed to gave heed to given heed to had regard for paid attention to paid heed to took heed of taken heed of took note of taken note of took notice of taken notice of behaved according to gave a thought to given a thought to paid regard to followed orders goose-stepped to hung on picked up did as you are told done as you are told did one's bidding done one's bidding toed the line did as one is told by done as one is told by gave ear to given ear to got a load of gotten a load of was a good listener were a good listener been a good listener “It's obvious she is going to ignore you if you keep barking instructions like a mad man.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to prefer, desire, or choose to have something liked preferred desired wanted chose chosen craved fancied favoredUS favouredUK loved cared for coveted elected felt like had a preference for inclined toward leaned toward leant toward leaned towards leant towards longed for needed rathered relished selected aspired to endorsed felt inclined toward hankered after hungered for opted for pined for required wished for ached for approved of went for gone for had an urge for had eyes for itched for lusted after lusted for spoiled for spoilt for suggested took to taken to thirsted for yearned for died for took a liking to taken a liking to took a shine to taken a shine to welcomed “I was full and I would refuse food for the rest of the day.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to receive (someone) as a guest, typically providing them with food and drink entertained received treated welcomed feasted hosted fed feed dined feted had served chaperoned nourished played host to catered for showed hospitality to shown hospitality to played hostess to wined and dined had over had someone round gave someone a meal given someone a meal threw a party for thrown a party for had company of invited to a party accommodated visitors had visitors showed hospitality shown hospitality sprang for sprung for asked for a meal did the honors done the honors gave a party given a party had a do had a get-together Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to nurture and care for (someone or something) as they grow fostered raised reared nursed nurtured brought up nourished parented cherished sustained bred mothered adopted cared for looked after provided for ministered to took care of taken care of took in taken in Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to cook in liquid coddled boiled poached simmered stewed parboiled steamed cooked brewed boiled lightly Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to care for (someone) lovingly cherished supported loved nurtured coddled comforted cosseted nourished tended worshippedUK worshipedUS cultivated embraced enshrined honoredUS honouredUK indulged sustained petted doted on cared for Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to consider or give serious or careful thought to entertained considered contemplated pondered studied deliberated ruminated meditated questioned cogitated revolved debated weighed turned perpended eyed conceived thought about mulled over chewed over pored over kicked around wrestled with thought over gave thought to given thought to cogitated on gave consideration to given consideration to conceived of took into consideration taken into consideration bore in mind born in mind mused over Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to embrace or hold someone or something tightly in one's arms hugged embraced clasped enfolded cuddled clutched squeezed grasped enclasped crushed enveloped cradled strained embosomed clung clinged pressed prest gripped locked locken snuggled seized accolled canoodled clinched colled nuzzled spooned clung to held tight held close folded in arms held on to took in arms taken in arms held onto kept close Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to call on in support of an earnest request appealed asked begged beseeched besought implored requested entreated petitioned solicited adjured lobbied pleaded pled applied called referred sued exhorted prayed urged demanded impetrated importuned invoked obsecrated obtested proposed propositioned submitted supplicated addressed addrest advanced applied to bid bade contested asked earnestly asked urgently called on pleaded with requested earnestly requested urgently called upon hit on made an earnest request made an urgent request made a plea prayed to resorted to “After being told that she could refuse their request to search her bags, Morgan consented.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to accept something willingly or gladly welcomed embraced greeted met received admitted entertained hugged offered hospitality to played hostess to played host to showed hospitality to shown hospitality to offered hospitality said hello to shown in took in taken in bade welcome bid welcome received with open arms rolled out red carpet rolled out the red carpet for “He would spurn her advances because he was a happily married man.” Find more words! 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