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Synonym for "deliver"

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The synonym deliver synonymous definition words:
deliver [verb]
means "transport"
transfer, convey, cart
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deliver [verb]
means "transfer"
give up, give, cede, remit, pass, give over, refer
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deliver [verb]
means "save"
ransom, disentangle, extricate, redeem, release, rescue, emancipate
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deliver [verb]
means "pronounce"
give, express, advance, present, announce, read, communicate
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deliver [verb]
means "issue"
cast, bring forth, deal, direct, discharge, emit, give forth
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Further results for the word "deliver"

advance [verb]
means "propose"
introduce, deliver, broach, present, suggest, offer
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bring [verb]
means "activity"
convey, introduce, bear, accompany, deliver, carry
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cede [verb]
means "give"
deliver, convey, impart, resign, render
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consign [verb]
means "convey"
give over, deliver, dispatch, ship, transfer, send
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deal [verb]
means "allocation"
allot, deliver, hand out, disseminate, ration, apportion
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dictate [verb]
means "compose"
speak, deliver, interview, formulate, record
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emancipate [verb]
means "liberate"
deliver, discharge, loosen, free, manumit, release
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extricate [verb]
means "extract"
deliver, remove, liberate, pull out
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ferry [verb]
means "travel"
deliver
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free [verb]
means "action"
exempt, deliver, liberate, deliver, discharge, loosen, emancipate, manumit
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give over [verb]
means "convey"
consign, deliver, dispatch, ship, transfer, send
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hand [verb]
means "activity"
deliver, bequeath, return, transfer, pass, assign
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hand out [verb]
means "allot"
deliver, deal, disseminate, ration, apportion, assign
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issue [verb]
means "activity"
deliver
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liberate [verb]
means "free"
deliver, discharge, loosen, emancipate, manumit, release
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negotiate [verb]
means "transfer"
assign, barter, circulate, allocate, deliver, transmit
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pass [verb]
means "speech"
pronounce, deliver, claim, express, state, announce
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pass [verb]
means "action"
transfer, convey, relinquish, deliver, send, transmit
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ransom [verb]
means "redeem"
deliver, recover, buy, emancipate, release, reprieve
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redeem [verb]
means "liberate"
free, deliver, rescue, save, ransom
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refer [verb]
means "activity"
direct, designate, submit, consign, deliver, commit
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release [verb]
means "liberate"
deliver, free, set free, emancipate, loose, discharge
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render [verb]
means "give"
assign, present, deliver
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rescue [verb]
means "activity"
save, deliver, liberate, ransom, release, recover
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salvage [verb]
means "rescue"
save, deliver, extricate, free, release, liberate
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save [verb]
means "action"
rescue, salvage, deliver, extricate, free, release
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speak [verb]
means "speech"
lecture, address, recite, deliver, declaim
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transfer [verb]
means "carry"
transport, deliver
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utter [verb]
means "announce"
proclaim, state, deliver, promulgate, publish
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wait [verb]
means "serve"
tend, deliver, help
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deliverance [noun]
means "salvation"
extrication, pardon, reprieve, liberation, rescue, release, redemption
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delivery [noun]
means "speech"
diction, rendition, enunciation, eloquence, pronunciation, articulation, elocution
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delivery [noun]
means "setting free"
deliverance, liberation, release, rescue, freeing, pardon
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delivery [noun]
means "bringing merchandise"
consignment, shipment, conveyance
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delivery [noun]
means "bringing forth a baby"
birth, childbirth, confinement, accouchement, labour
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delivery [noun]
means "baseball"
ball, control, performance, arm, game
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acquittal [noun]
means "freedom"
deliverance
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amnesty [noun]
means "freedom"
deliverance
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birth [noun]
means "reproduction"
parturition, bearing young, delivery, childbearing, nativity
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carrier [noun]
means "conveyor"
messenger, mover, delivery, vehicle
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childbearing [noun]
means "parturition"
bearing young, delivery, birth, nativity
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childbed [noun]
means "confinement"
accouchement, delivery, parturition
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childbirth [noun]
means "bringing forth a baby"
birth, delivery, confinement, accouchement, labour
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circulation [noun]
means "distribution of periodicals"
distribution, dissemination, transmission, delivery, dispersion, apportionment
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confinement [noun]
means "childbed"
accouchement, delivery, parturition
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consignment [noun]
means "bringing merchandise"
delivery, shipment, conveyance
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continuity [noun]
means "smoothness"
flow, coherence, cohesion, delivery
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conveyor [noun]
means "carrier"
messenger, mover, delivery, vehicle
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elocution [noun]
means "speech"
rendition, enunciation, eloquence, pronunciation, articulation, delivery
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eloquence [noun]
means "expressiveness"
poise, diction, delivery, articulation
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emancipation [noun]
means "liberation"
rescue, redemption, deliverance, salvation, freedom, impunity
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emission [noun]
means "issue"
delivery, sending, promulgation
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enunciation [noun]
means "speech"
rendition, delivery, eloquence, pronunciation, articulation, elocution
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expressiveness [noun]
means "eloquence"
poise, diction, delivery, articulation
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freedom [noun]
means "liberation"
rescue, redemption, deliverance, salvation, emancipation, impunity
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freeing [noun]
means "setting free"
deliverance, liberation, release, rescue, delivery, pardon
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impunity [noun]
means "liberation"
rescue, redemption, deliverance, salvation, emancipation, freedom
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issue [noun]
means "event"
emission, delivery, sending, promulgation
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labour [noun]
means "childbirth"
childbearing, delivery, parturition, travail
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liberation [noun]
means "freeing"
deliverance, freedom, rescue, emancipation, release
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mover [noun]
means "conveyor"
messenger, carrier, deliverer, vehicle
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opinion [noun]
means "address"
deliverance, rostrum, soap-box
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parole [noun]
means "liberation"
rescue, redemption, deliverance, salvation, emancipation, impunity
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parturition [noun]
means "birth"
bearing young, delivery, childbearing, nativity
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presentation [noun]
means "bestowal"
offering, giving, delivery, granting, overture
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promulgation [noun]
means "emission"
delivery, sending, issue, announcement
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pronunciation [noun]
means "speech"
rendition, enunciation, eloquence, delivery, articulation, elocution
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ransom [noun]
means "bribe"
deliverance, compensation, liberation, redemption, expiation, release
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redemption [noun]
means "liberation"
rescue, freedom, deliverance, salvation, emancipation, impunity
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rescue [noun]
means "action"
deliverance, salvation, recovery, liberation, ransom, release
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rhetoric [noun]
means "eloquence"
expressiveness, elocution, articulation, delivery, discourse
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smoothness [noun]
means "continuity"
flow, coherence, cohesion, delivery
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transmission [noun]
means "transference"
transfer, conveyance, transmittal, delivery
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