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Other words that mean Appropriate

Direct synonyms of Appropriate

appropriate - suitable
capture - to take by force or cunning
seize - to take hold of suddenly and forcibly, also SEISE
conquer - to overcome by force
allow - to put no obstacle in the way of

Words With Similar Meanings To Appropriate

enamour - to inspire with love, also ENAMOR
trance - to put into a semiconscious state
catch - to capture after pursuit
becharm - to enchant
enamor - to inspire with love, also ENAMOUR
captivate - to charm, fascinate
beguile - to deceive
charm - to enchant
fascinate - to interest exceedingly, intrigue
bewitch - to affect by witchcraft
entrance - to fill with delight
enchant - to delight
seizure - the act of seizing, also SEISURE
get - to obtain or acquire
clutch - to grasp and hold tightly
prehend - to lay hold of; to seize
assume - to take for granted
impound - to seize and retain in legal custody
grab - to grasp suddenly
suppress - to subdue or hold back
permit - to allow
tolerate - to endure with patience
earmark - to set aside for a definite purpose
reserve - to hold in abeyance
grant - to bestow upon
leave - to go away from
admit - to allow to enter; to confess
let - to allow

We found 5 ways to say appropriate, and another 28 words that have a similar meaning to appropriate. A synonym is a word that has close to or means exactly the same thing as another word. If you're looking for another way to say appropriate, using a synonym or related word can help you avoid repeating yourself and add variety to your language.

Appropriate - suitable

Eg: The company donated an appropriate amount of money to the charity.

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Capture - to take by force or cunning

Eg: The police were able to capture the thief after a long chase.

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Seize - to take hold of suddenly and forcibly, also SEISE

Eg: The thief managed to seize the purse from the woman before running away.

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Conquer - to overcome by force

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Allow - to put no obstacle in the way of

Eg: The dress code doesn't allow for shorts or sandals in the office.

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Enamour - to inspire with love, also ENAMOR

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Trance - to put into a semiconscious state

Eg: The hypnotist put her into a trance and gave her suggestions to quit smoking.

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Catch - to capture after pursuit

Eg: The fisherman was able to catch a huge fish.

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Becharm - to enchant

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Enamor - to inspire with love, also ENAMOUR

Eg: She couldn't help but feel enamored with him after their first date.

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Captivate - to charm, fascinate

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Beguile - to deceive

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Charm - to enchant

Eg: She used her charm to persuade her boss to give her a raise.

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Fascinate - to interest exceedingly, intrigue

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Bewitch - to affect by witchcraft

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Entrance - to fill with delight

Eg: The sign at the entrance of the park read "No dogs allowed".

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Enchant - to delight

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Seizure - the act of seizing, also SEISURE

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Get - to obtain or acquire

Eg: I need to get my coat from the closet.

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Clutch - to grasp and hold tightly

Eg: He clutched the microphone nervously before beginning his speech.

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Prehend - to lay hold of; to seize

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Assume - to take for granted

Eg: The company will assume all the travel expenses for the business trip.

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Impound - to seize and retain in legal custody

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Grab - to grasp suddenly

Eg: The thief grabbed the woman's purse and ran away.

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Suppress - to subdue or hold back

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Permit - to allow

Eg: The permit to park in the handicapped spot was displayed on the dashboard.

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Grant - to bestow upon

Eg: The philanthropist granted scholarships to ten students to attend college.

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Leave - to go away from

Eg: After 10 years of service, the CEO announced his decision to leave the company.

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Admit - to allow to enter; to confess

Eg: The company admitted that their product was not environmentally friendly.

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Let - to allow

Eg: Please let me finish my sentence before interrupting me.

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33 different ways to say Appropriate