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Main Entry: add
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: adjoin, increase; make further comment

Synonyms:

affix, annex, ante, append, augment, beef up, boost, build up, charge up, continue, cue in, figure in, flesh out, heat up, hike, hike up, hitch on, hook on, hook up with, include, jack up, jazz up, join together, pad, parlay, piggyback, plug into, pour it on, reply, run up, say further, slap on, snowball, soup up, speed up, spike, step up, supplement, sweeten, tack on, tag
Notes: ad is short for advertisement while add means 'to join or unite' so as to increase in size, quantity, quality, or scope

Antonyms:

decrease, deduct, diminish, lessen, reduce, remove, withdraw
Main Entry: annex
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: join or add

Synonyms:

adjoin, affix, append, appropriate, associate, attach, connect, fasten, hitch on, hitch up, hook on, hook up, link, slap on, subjoin, tack on, tag, tag on, take on, take over, unite

Antonyms:

detach, leave off, leave out
Main Entry: attach
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: join, fasten

Synonyms:

add, adhere, affix, annex, append, bind, connect, couple, fix, hitch on, hitch up, hook on, hook up, latch onto, link, make fast, prefix, rivet, secure, slap on, stick, tag on, tie, unite

Antonyms:

detach, disconnect, disjoin, remove, separate, sever, unfasten
Main Entry: bind
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: fasten, secure

Synonyms:

adhere, attach, bandage, border, chain, cinch, clamp, connect, constrict, cover, dress, edge, encase, enchain, enfetter, fetter, finish, fix, fold, furl, glue, hamper, handcuff, hem, hitch, hitch on, hobble, hook on, hook up, lace, lap, lash, leash, manacle, moor, muzzle, paste, peg down, pin, pin down, pinion, put together, restrain, restrict, rope, shackle, stick, strap, swathe, tack on, tether, tie, tie up, trammel, trim, truss, unite, wrap, yoke

Antonyms:

free, loose, loosen, release, set free, unbind, unfasten, untie
Main Entry: collaborate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: work together

Synonyms:

be in cahoots, coact, cofunction, collude, come together, concert, concur, conspire, cooperate, coproduce, do business with, get together, glue oneself to, go partners, hook on, hook up, interface, join forces, join together, join up with, participate, team up, throw in together, throw in with, tie in, work with

Antonyms:

disagree, divorce, part
Main Entry: combine
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: connect, integrate

Synonyms:

amalgamate, associate, band, bind, blend, bond, bracket, bunch up, coadjute, coalesce, commingle, compound, conjoin, cooperate, couple, dub, fuse, get together, glue oneself to, hitch on, hook on, incorporate, interface, join, league, link, marry, merge, mingle, mix, network, plug into, pool, put together, relate, slap on, stand in with, synthesize, tack on, tag on, team up with, throw in together, tie up with, unify, unite, wed

Antonyms:

detach, disconnect, dissolve, divide, part, separate
Main Entry: connect
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: combine, link

Synonyms:

affix, ally, associate, attach, bridge, cohere, come aboard, conjoin, consociate, correlate, couple, equate, fasten, get into, hitch on, hook on, hook up, interface, join, join up with, marry, meld with, network with, plug into, relate, slap on, span, tack on, tag, tag on, tie in, tie in with, unite, wed, yoke

Antonyms:

disconnect
Main Entry: secure
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: attach, tie up

Synonyms:

adjust, anchor, batten down, bind, bolt, button, button down, catch, cement, chain, clamp, clinch, close, fasten, fix, hitch, hook on, lash, lock, lock up, make fast, moor, nail, padlock, pinion, rivet, settle, tack, tie, tie down, tighten

Antonyms:

let go, loose, loosen, unfasten, untie
Main Entry: subjoin
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: attach

Synonyms:

add, adhere, affix, annex, append, bind*, connect, couple, fix*, hitch on, hitch up, hook on, hook up, latch onto, link, make fast, prefix, rivet, secure, slap on, stick*, tag on, tie, unite
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