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Noun
The movement or flow of the tide out to sea
A change to a lower or inferior state or level
A decline or lessening, especially in strength or quality
The action of making something less extreme, intense, or violent
A period or state of obscurity, ambiguity, or gradual decline
An act of moving back or withdrawing
The water as affected by the tide
A powerful surge of feeling or trend of events
Verb
To flow back or recede
To diminish in intensity or severity, especially gradually
To decline or deteriorate in state, quality or standard
To draw to a close
To use or expend carelessly, extravagantly, or to no purpose
… more ▼
▲
Noun
▲
The movement or flow of the tide out to sea
retreat
withdrawal
receding
regression
retreating
retrocession
backflow
refluence
reflux
retroflux
outflow
flowing back
going out
low tide
low water
drawing back
falling tide
outward flow
ebb tide
outgoing tide
receding tide
diminishing tide
dead low tide
dead low water
low ebb
mean low water
“With the
ebb
of the tide, the samples grew more alike as the depth of the water decreased.”
Noun
▲
A change to a lower or inferior state or level
decline
deterioration
fall
degeneration
descent
degradation
downfall
downgrade
devolution
decadence
degeneracy
declension
declination
eclipse
regression
drop
decrease
decay
reduction
downturn
lessening
diminution
slump
waning
lapse
worsening
retrogression
slide
debasement
collapse
abatement
weakening
dwindling
loss
falloff
depreciation
decrement
devaluation
diminishment
lowering
cut
shrinkage
plunge
drop-off
slip
depletion
ebbing
abasement
crash
tumble
decaying
nosedive
atrophy
falling off
contraction
cutback
sinking
wane
downswing
dive
depression
vitiation
dent
recession
adulteration
enfeeblement
debilitation
failure
step down
comedown
plummet
dip
ruin
failing
stagnation
diminishing
downtrend
slackening
downtick
disintegration
withering
curtailment
declining
disrepair
fading
shrinking
slipping
discount
deduction
down
relapse
falling-off
impairment
downslide
de-escalation
declivity
corrosion
dying down
fall-off
dropping off
downgrading
falling apart
cutting
decadency
rot
sag
demotion
minimizing
US
minimization
dégringolade
reversion
falling
breakdown
let-up
demise
spoiling
perversion
escalation
dislocation
degringolade
erosion
markdown
dilution
minimising
UK
sharp fall
impoverishment
flameout
scaling down
subsidence
downhill trend
dereliction
cadence
downcome
decrescence
corruption
tainting
downward spiral
retrenchment
receding
falling away
backsliding
dropoff
letting up
dilapidation
decrepitude
ruination
dissolution
crumbling
extinction
dying
blight
mortification
destruction
end
desolation
death
demolition
annihilation
devastation
obliteration
neglect
overthrow
undoing
elimination
slowdown
seediness
shabbiness
trough
decomposition
bottom-out
putrefaction
spoliation
rotting
finish
demolishment
termination
wreckage
ending
damage
break-up
extermination
wrecking
falling to pieces
rack and ruin
defeat
labefaction
smashing
vanquishing
breakup
deflation
shakeout
bust
stagflation
economic decline
credit squeeze
bad times
hard times
credit crunch
disaster
aggravation
ruining
destroying
harm
meltdown
fragmenting
ricketiness
disuse
breaking up
perishing
abandonment
fragmentation
cessation
extinguishing
dismantling
poor shape
bad shape
bad condition
decimation
falling down
extirpation
eradication
waste
big trouble
unemployment
bankruptcy
rainy days
negative growth
shattering
smashup
blighting
wastage
disaggregation
havoc
cave-in
wiping out
disgrace
shipwreck
topple
subversion
crushing
unseating
standstill
conquest
toppling
ousting
wreck
crack-up
shipwrecking
inactivity
Waterloo
deposition
comeuppance
nemesis
wipeout
paralysis
bottom out
bane
road to ruin
loss of power
debacle
doom
loss of status
loss of prosperity
Black Monday
rainy day
crackup
dispersal
wind-up
more ❯
“There has been a marked
ebb
in the quality of short stories owing to the probable preoccupation of writers with recent world events.”
Noun
▲
A decline or lessening, especially in strength or quality
decrease
decline
drop
lessening
diminution
abatement
dwindling
shrinkage
waning
diminishing
weakening
wane
deterioration
slackening
recession
degeneration
decay
subsiding
easing
sinking
depreciation
flagging
subsidence
de-escalation
dying down
dying away
petering out
dying out
fading away
easing off
reduction
moderation
ebbing
slowing
fading
fade
attenuation
relaxation
discount
tailing off
cooling off
tapering off
fall
diminishment
falloff
dropping away
dropping off
let-up
relenting
more ❯
“But if Kane felt the
ebb
of his powers, it did not show.”
Noun
▲
The action of making something less extreme, intense, or violent
moderation
easing
lessening
reduction
abatement
diminution
decrease
alleviation
mitigation
slackening
weakening
relief
waning
decline
palliation
lightening
assuagement
relaxation
softening
allaying
soothing
modification
pacification
contraction
diminishing
quelling
placation
mollification
tempering
attenuation
deadening
dulling
cushioning
modulation
subsidence
calming
appeasement
remission
damping
extenuation
stilling
let-up
easing off
tailing off
dwindling
ebbing
amelioration
cutback
retardation
dying down
easement
ease
cure
allayment
relieving
blunting
reprieve
comfort
balm
alleviating
release
solace
remedy
comforting
mitigating
assuaging
rest
restriction
qualification
lowering
palliative
curtailment
slowing
slaking
improvement
absorption
soaking up
aid
care
succor
US
succour
UK
sustenance
consolation
support
assistance
conciliation
concession
propitiation
accommodation
restfulness
extrication
well-being
cheer
acceding
reconciliation
quieting
peace-mongering
peacemaking
acquiescence
dovishness
lulling
compromise
peace offering
tranquillization
sweetening
bread and circuses
restoration
bread and games
settlement
amends
reparation
adjustment
accession
tranquilization
grant
more ❯
Noun
▲
A period or state of obscurity, ambiguity, or gradual decline
twilight
autumn
downturn
waning
decline
closing
final years
last phase
last years
closing years
Noun
▲
An act of moving back or withdrawing
retirement
withdrawal
departure
retreat
leaving
flight
evacuation
recession
pullout
pullback
fallback
withdrawment
exit
desertion
exodus
escape
eviction
clearance
exiting
abandonment
abdication
katabasis
egress
vacation
extraction
going
passing
marooning
disengagement
egression
secession
pulling back
disappearance
removal
pull-out
pulling out
drawing out
moving out
decamping
fleeing
absconding
parting
decampment
departing
running away
break
getaway
leave
quitting
bolting
farewell
leave-taking
breakout
slip
outgo
going away
migration
lam
adieu
offgoing
emigration
hegira
evasion
passage
walking out
vanishing act
defection
rout
separation
bunk
goodbye
outgoing
escaping
breakaway
spring
flying
forsaking
beat
resignation
flit
lighting out
turning tail
break-out
running out on
bolt for freedom
expiration
dissolution
exeunt
diaspora
outpour
outflow
outpouring
gush
apostasy
split
journey
abscondment
mass departure
disunion
severance
setting-out
recourse
ebbing
going out
chicken run
breakup
vacation of a place
liberation
falling back
seceding
outbreak
extrication
splitting
disaffiliation
release
freedom
bolt
elopement
truancy
runaround
deliverance
sidestepping
emptying
springing
AWOL
rescue
running off
betrayal
depopulation
cowardice
unpeopling
tergiversation
elusion
going absent without leave
falling away
going AWOL
going back on
taking French leave
pull-out from
flight from
retreat from
departure from
exodus from
withdrawal from
clearance from
disappearance from
vacation from
bug out
escapement
vanishing
exfiltration
retreating
fugue
checking out
taking powder
hasty departure
leavetaking
congé
embarkation
expatriation
retiral
walkout
takeoff
withdrawing
start
going off
sailing off into the sunset
taking a powder
bow out
setting off
starting out
setting out
taking leave
setting forth
taking off
bowing out
more ❯
Noun
▲
The water as affected by the tide
tide
current
vortex
whirlpool
stream
flood
tidewater
water
tideway
undertow
movement
surge
eddy
sluice
torrent
drag
tidal flow
tide race
ebb and flow
undercurrent
pull
flow
riptide
swirl
whirl
maelstrom
counterflow
Charybdis
counter-current
countercurrent
gulf
waterspout
stir
cyclone
tornado
twister
gyre
whirlwind
swirling
quagmire
morass
storm
blizzard
spiral
turbulence
tourbillion
tidal wave
more ❯
Noun
▲
A powerful surge of feeling or trend of events
tide
trend
drift
direction
tendency
movement
course
run
leaning
swing
flow
wind
tenor
current
turn
stream
rush
flux
spate
undercurrent
wave
progression
shift
orientation
inclination
development
path
bias
bearing
aim
trajectory
sweep
progress
passage
motion
way
track
gravitation
heading
turning
atmosphere
mood
spirit
feeling
tilt
slant
drive
bent
projection
vibe
curve
inclining
vein
flavour
UK
flavor
US
aura
echo
character
undertone
quality
feel
suggestion
air
note
overtone
hint
nuance
connotation
effect
sense
suspicion
tinge
vibrations
subcurrent
trace
murmur
insinuation
vibes
colouring
UK
tone
touch
aspect
nature
complexion
ambiance
crosscurrent
coloring
US
hidden meaning
resonance
strain
condition
hidden feeling
deeper meaning
style
attitude
temper
manner
grain
approach
fashion
mode
frame
humor
US
colors
US
clay
humour
UK
constitution
personality
genius
gist
self
habit
colours
UK
timbre
reverberation
meaning
reminiscence
significance
intimation
implication
whisper
indication
more ❯
Verb
▲
To flow back or recede
recede
retreat
withdraw
retrocede
fall back
flow back
go out
draw back
fall away
flow away
retire
retrograde
retrogress
go back
retract
back away
flow out
drop back
pull out
move back
go down
fall
recoil
back
run away
backtrack
reverse
lose ground
move backward
reverse course
backpedal
retrace your steps
drive back
turn tail
regress
return
depart
back out
move away
go away
back off
move further off
draw away
more ❯
“The tide begins to
ebb
, leaving, as it recedes, a few uncovered patches of weed and shingle.”
Verb
▲
To diminish in intensity or severity, especially gradually
diminish
lessen
dwindle
wane
decrease
abate
subside
decline
recede
moderate
ease
lower
fall
shrink
fade
taper
weaken
relent
sink
drop
remit
pall
slacken
disappear
flag
fail
dissolve
deteriorate
degenerate
decay
melt
trail
languish
retire
taper off
de-escalate
drop off
let up
peter out
fall away
die down
phase down
ease off
drain away
melt away
die out
ratchet down
fade away
die away
come to an end
reduce
tail off
fall off
slump
attenuate
plummet
wither
contract
evaporate
mitigate
temper
alleviate
soften
droop
vanish
quell
depreciate
relax
plunge
grow less
wind down
go down
nosedive
go downhill
check
tone down
trail off
curb
dip
lighten
slack off
restrain
descend
wilt
dull
die
curtail
minimize
US
sag
ease up
subdue
decrement
allay
deaden
drain
dampen
assuage
fizzle out
dry up
waste
settle
minimise
UK
shrivel
waste away
grow faint
slacken off
take the edge off
tumble
crash
die off
dive
depress
slow down
wear away
wear off
crumble
grow smaller
cut
take the sting out
erode
calm
downscale
go
run low
drop away
calm down
cool off
blunt
become smaller
run out
dim
quieten
take a nosedive
rachet down
deplete
blur
relieve
downsize
slow
cease
mollify
regress
devaluate
emaciate
lag
minify
stifle
fade out
cut down
wear down
go away
cut back
get less
roll back
become less
grow dim
lull
take the bite out
trail away
come to nothing
bate
close
collapse
clear
atrophy
stop
slake
dilute
slash
slack
impair
damp
cool
crater
skid
still
dent
slope
disintegrate
clip
cushion
smother
mute
wither away
get lower
become weaker
soft-pedal
cave in
get smaller
give out
go into a tailspin
come to a halt
put a damper on
damp down
retrocede
rebate
quiet
lapse
evanesce
dissipate
palliate
faint
quash
fizzle
terminate
suppress
rot
retrograde
slide
decelerate
degrade
lose edge
narrow down
limit
tail away
downturn
trim
extenuate
fall back
grow weak
fall steeply
disperse
end
scale down
pare
tranquilize
US
fall sharply
settle down
placate
put a lid on
couch
clear up
dial down
knock down
become weak
make smaller
tranquillise
UK
quieten down
bring down
break down
come to a stop
take a dive
make cutbacks in
go through the floor
pare down
fall through
whittle down
lose strength
drop rapidly
hit the floor
withdraw
take down
trim back
put the lid on
step down
trim down
blow over
mark down
run dry
cast down
make less intense
make less
flow back
become lower
put damper on
level off
fall short
falter
deflate
finish
ebb away
decimate
abbreviate
retrench
release
modify
be used up
modulate
disengage
muffle
peter
pass
unlax
dispel
slip
abase
squelch
soothe
lose ground
become less intense
go downwards
turn down
die away or out
die away or down
close out
halt
drop down
pass off
ration
axe
UK
dematerialize
relapse
be gone
be no more
run down
ax
US
amortise
UK
restrict
downgrade
qualify
whittle
amortize
US
tighten
totter
devalue
lose
break up
grow weaker
drag
backslide
cheapen
buckle
wizen
chill out
thin out
phase out
thin down
flee
cool it
flop
lose its effect
lose its effectiveness
end gradually
lose intensity
fly
narrow
shave
bow out
worsen
perish
become listless
feel weak
lose energy
feel faint
fold up
hit the dirt
tip over
be precipitated
take a header
lose value
decrease in value
decline in price
devolve
submerge
numb
lift
disimprove
spoil
round down
become shadowy
grow feeble
become indistinct
become vague
become confused
make faint
become blurred
capsize
run its course
be giving up the ghost
be about to die
be on your last legs
become moribund
have one foot in the grave
be breathing one's last
be approaching death
be on one's deathbed
be slipping away
be in extremis
be at death's door
pass away
cease to exist
give way
draw to a close
be on the way out
give in
swamp
sink lower
set
founder
dig
overturn
flounder
drill
stoop
run
scuttle
drown
go to the bottom
touch bottom
submerse
thin
tame
desist
moulder
UK
sicken
pine
tucker
long
hunger
hanker
yearn
teeter
ail
brood
despond
molder
US
come down
go to pieces
slack up
knock out
go into a decline
conk out
go soft
die on vine
appease
pacify
compose
repress
help
control
lenify
benumb
mellow
inhibit
sweeten
loosen
overcome
shorten
gentle
quench
get rid of
ameliorate
extinguish
cauterize
US
smooth
regulate
cauterise
UK
contain
banish
dulcify
absorb
buffer
silence
keep in check
hold back
rein in
sate
satisfy
cut back on
let up on
slim down
bridle
constrain
adjust
subjugate
water down
liberalize
US
liberalise
UK
play down
comfort
rise above
hush
prune
cut off
choke off
stabilize
US
squash
commute
break
loose
fix up
anesthetize
US
pour oil on
stabilise
UK
put an end to
take it easy
throw cold water on
hold in check
ease up on
get under control
pour cold water on
dampen down
cut down on
put down
revise
discount
disempower
address
improve
chill
diffuse
put at rest
untighten
paralyze
US
paralyse
UK
fix
excuse
steady
make weaker
rein
pipe down
mask
take the bite out of
take the sting out of
make reasonable
satiate
gratify
take sting out
patch things up
reduce the force of
truncate
abridge
anaesthetize
UK
resolve
desensitize
US
dock
undermine
temperate
kill
put out a fire
do damage control
shed
balm
reduce the effect of
infrigidate
freeze
freshen
ally
frost
anaesthetise
UK
make fewer
master
undervalue
demote
govern
make less strict
make less formal
buttress
go easy
smooth down
crush
obtund
stem
protect against
hebetate
write off
cause to fall
write down
become calm
become peaceful
desensitise
UK
staunch
harsh
arrest
lick
reduce greatly
neutralize
US
take pressure off
make reductions in
defend against
shield against
retrench on
salami-slice
lessen the impact of
reduce the impact of
neutralise
UK
defuse
dismiss
eliminate
destroy
propitiate
safeguard against
smooth out
clear the air
lay off
avoid
stint
soak up
snuff out
soften the impact of
drive away
chase away
put to rest
drive off
disarm
keep the lid on
cool out
take the heat off
make less active
crack down on
keep a lid on
clamp down on
nip in the bud
slap down
conciliate
content
deconflict
stroke
grease
pacificate
go easy on
make peace with
brighten
impose peace upon
butter up
smooth over
restore harmony to
lay back
salve
cure
counteract
clear the air with
smooth someone's ruffled feathers
kiss and make up
make peace
bury the hatchet
retard
punctuate
succor
US
succour
UK
console
vary
solace
liss
interrupt
delay
take it steady
bring an end to
take a load off
prevent
bring aid to
aid
make something bearable
bring respite to
bring aid
take load off
assist
detain
hinder
handicap
stunt
impede
hold up
stall
set back
obstruct
keep back
mire
hamper
retardate
stay
loiter
postpone
procrastinate
embog
choke
reef
interfere with
back-water
hit the brakes
lose speed
put the brakes on
lose steam
let down flaps
get in the way of
bog down
keep waiting
anchor it
more ❯
“All became silent for Luke and Aaron as they slowly felt their energy
ebb
away.”
Verb
▲
To decline or deteriorate in state, quality or standard
deteriorate
degenerate
decline
decay
worsen
crumble
atrophy
regress
retrograde
sink
rot
devolve
descend
go downhill
slump
wane
slide
retrogress
fall
slip
collapse
get worse
lapse
hit the skids
go down the toilet
go to pot
fail
disintegrate
drop
go to the dogs
go down the tubes
fade
degrade
languish
fall off
weaken
go to rack and ruin
disimprove
become worse
go backwards
grow worse
backslide
stagnate
depreciate
diminish
flag
be in decline
corrode
waste away
break down
fall apart
wither
go to the pack
debilitate
go to pieces
dwindle
take a turn for the worse
relapse
lower
impair
droop
go bad
go to seed
fall to pieces
spoil
waste
revert
recede
vitiate
perish
wilt
debase
nosedive
retreat
subside
fade away
become debilitated
skid
wear away
become dilapidated
lose quality
peter out
be the worse for wear
go from bad to worse
escalate
contract
decompose
pall
slacken
peter
sicken
moulder
UK
depress
damage
sag
molder
US
lag
go
be neglected
putrefy
emaciate
dilapidate
decrease
lessen
pejorate
reduce
take a nosedive
wither away
fall into decay
make something worse
taper off
suffer
be damaged
be handicapped
be impaired
appear in a poor light
be at disadvantage
be shown to disadvantage
drop off
tail off
give way
give in
break up
fade out
give up
go into decline
return
fall into disrepair
run to seed
recidivate
be on your last legs
fall apart at the seams
reach depths
hit rock bottom
come apart at the seams
retrocede
die on vine
come apart at seams
slip back
fall away
fall back
go back
drift back
sink back
move back
turn back
lose ground
lose headway
turn the clock back
throw back
roll back
break
adulterate
alloy
lose it
be worse for wear
shrink
become emaciated
grow weak
shrivel up
move backward
falter
drift
tumble
shrivel
go down the tube
dry up
become shrunken
become enfeebled
thin
disappear
more ❯
“He will never be the same, and his powers will
ebb
as his faith in man dissolves.”
Verb
▲
To draw to a close
pass
cease
end
fade
disappear
terminate
evaporate
go
vanish
elapse
expire
finish
halt
lapse
close
conclude
discontinue
dwindle
stop
determine
dissolve
evanish
quit
wane
depart
drop
break off
break up
dead-end
fade away
blow over
die out
peter out
cease to exist
leave off
let up
wind up
wink out
come to an end
draw to a close
melt away
pass away
run its course
die
complete
wrap up
bring to an end
be over
close out
fizzle out
suspend
round off
round out
desist
pause
be no more
pack in
shut down
become obsolete
bring to a close
adjourn
settle
come to a stop
knock off
cut off
lay off
come to a halt
come to a standstill
wind down
run out
die away
cease to be
end up
put an end to
evanesce
axe
UK
can
cancel
break
scrub
abolish
finalize
US
belay
abate
bite the dust
culminate
ax
US
wrap
consummate
finalise
UK
desist from
cut out
come to a close
give up
finish off
put a stop to
become extinct
sew up
close down
get done
give over
cut short
pack up
finish up
shut off
die down
call a halt to
disappear from the face of the earth
pull the plug on
perish
dematerialize
die off
dissipate
disperse
abort
sink
scratch
liquidate
interrupt
scrap
flee
recess
do
annul
fly
clear
top off
call off
wear off
call it a day
go south
become invalid
be done for
come to the end
knock something on the head
ultimate
wither away
clean up
give the chop
cease to be known
leave no trace
come to naught
bring to a conclusion
be through with
pass into oblivion
pack it in
become void
transpire
disrupt
relent
pass off
fly by
subside
exit
be at an end
be no longer valid
slip away
cap
resolve
prorogue
be wiped out
relinquish
sunder
melt
pull the plug
get shot of
put paid to
dispose of
crown
get shut of
nip in the bud
put the lid on
switch off
stop dead
draw to a halt
come to rest
vanish into thin air
go away
be abandoned
be suspended
go by
be broken off
trail off
tail off
cut loose
fold up
button up
button down
be put to bed
put a lid on
eliminate
extinguish
hold
stand
cool it
reach a standstill
stop in your tracks
collapse
discharge
accomplish
go out the window
go down the toilet
go dead
shutter
clinch
fold
come to a conclusion
round up
tie up loose ends
carry out
bring to an untimely end
hang up
carry through
bring to fruition
set the seal on
cross the line
dispel
vaporize
US
vaporise
UK
abandon
kick
withdraw
surcease
kill
cut
intermit
intervene
disconnect
separate
interpose
disunite
disjoin
dissever
part
refrain from
get rid of
do away with
lay off of
bag it
dispense with
bring to a halt
blow off
phase out
call it quits
arrest
call a halt
check
forgo
renounce
eschew
achieve
put to bed
fulfill
US
bring to a standstill
put the kibosh on
curb
refrain
perform
execute
bring to a stop
forsake
fulfil
UK
sort out
polish off
nail
realize
US
abstain from
stem
actualize
block
forbear
stay
abstain
effectuate
polish
avoid
ditch
carry off
get through
perfect
realise
UK
cry off
withdraw from
do without
have done with
retire from
run down
get out of
lift
repeal
revoke
complement
curtail
obstruct
rescind
freeze
leave
shake
shelve
stall
fail
dump
sever
add the final touch to
make good
go whole hog
go the limit
add the finishing touch to
make perfect
go through with
bring to maturity
do thoroughly
put the last touches on
make up
put the finishing touches on
withhold
tie up
stop short
do not
hold back
put a period to
forbear from
escape from
finish with
keep from
withhold from
kick the habit
quit cold
say goodbye to
take care of
stop oneself from
swear off
give a rest
restrain oneself from
cut it out
throw up
not continue
kick over
climax
junk
top
cinch
prevent
wrap-up
forswear
disturb
quell
dispatch
call
remove
impede
follow through
immobilize
US
turn back
draw to close
deactivate
immobilise
UK
bar
recall
shut
turn around
stifle
staunch
hold up
relieve
forlet
result
bring down curtain
get on the wagon
hang it up
take the cure
quash
rest
run your term
raise
resist the temptation to
hold back from
jack in
interfere with
cut into
break into
play out
keep
put a brake on
close off
bring to end
turn out
renege
back out
pull out of
throw in the towel
throw in the sponge
get off
stop trying
put the finishing touches to
yield
go cold turkey
resign
retreat
drop out
deal with
stop doing
leave alone
back off
not do anymore
quit cold turkey
put the stopper on
give notice
pull up
stop midstream
turn out to be
postpone
close the door on
close the books
knock it off
put a sock in
blow the whistle on
put a cork in
put lid on
put finishing touch on
put the finishing touch to
mop up
call a day
top it off
put into effect
put the tin lid on
put away
refuse
shun
be brought to an end
reject
ignore
remit
forfeit
recede
clear up
forego
abjure
divorce
jilt
sacrifice
suspend proceedings
not do
stop cold
break short
call a stop to
stop in full flow
be put on hold
part with
resign from
part from
leave unfinished
turn your back on
eighty-six
dust off
break with
write off
wipe out
forget about
prevent oneself from
not give in to
cease to indulge in
go without
keep off
bring to a premature end
take a breather
take a break
rise
take five
desert
escape
vacate
discard
bail
be gone from
be done with
brush off
bail from
go away from
drop out of
clear out from
depart from
bow out of
check out from
break off with
walk out of
walk out on
disappear from
run along from
cast aside
take off from
move from
abscond from
cast off
step aside from
exit from
set out from
absent oneself from
more ❯
Verb
▲
To use or expend carelessly, extravagantly, or to no purpose
waste
lavish
squander
blow
deplete
dissipate
drain
exhaust
misspend
misuse
consume
lose
sap
spend
splurge
divert
empty
misapply
misemploy
fritter away
run through
frivol away
use up
waste away
burn up
fiddle away
gamble away
go through
throw away
trifle away
run dry
be wasteful with
spend recklessly
spend like water
throw around like confetti
pour down the drain
expend
fritter
burn
use
finish
devour
absorb
pass
get through
occupy
bleed
draw down
suck dry
blue
impoverish
eat up
be prodigal with
play out
take up
employ
spend money as if there were no tomorrow
spend money as if it were going out of style
milk
kill
devote
beguile
lay out
utilize
US
utilise
UK
fill
while away
idle away
frivol
make poor use of
wash up
be wasteful
spend unwisely
trifle
outlay
draw
bankrupt
shell out
pay out
dry up
splash out
wear out
bleed dry
throw down the drain
empty out
swallow up
put out
spend money as if it grows on trees
invest
disburse
attenuate
pay
strain
slash
give
cough up
overspend
drop
eat
diminish
dry
idle
burn through
fill up
fill in
dish out
spend freely
fork out
cast away
run out
stump up
ante up
dig into
play ducks and drakes with
run down
finish up
pony up
take last of
spring for
diddle away
spend money as if it were going out of fashion
spend money as if it grew on trees
throw
wanton
run-through
fiddle
while
allocate
laze
liquidate
abuse
loiter
suffer the loss of
dispense with
spend too much
evacuate
make use of
dispatch
shirk
donate
eat through
spend foolishly
reduce
gobble
guzzle
stop having
discharge
be deprived of
undermine
dally
scatter
wipe out
spend as if there were no tomorrow
spend as if it were going out of style
spend as if it grows on trees
prodigalize
disinherit
sacrifice
dispossess
no longer have
divest
put in
spend money
part with
put up
dump
run up
put to use
blow through
have recourse to
avail oneself of
syphon
UK
siphon
US
break
bust
tap
fool away
be wastefully extravagant with
catheterize
spend money like water
throw money down the drain
pour money down the drain
throw money around
draw off
get rid of
pump out
free from
get last drop
burn out
filter off
wear down
dole out
kiss goodbye
indulge oneself
dispense
foot the bill
throw money at
void
extract
pump
withdraw
draft
US
draught
UK
remove
suck
deprive
expel
clean out
pour
draw out
pour out
finish off
siphon off
fleece
ruin
decant
clear
pauperize
vacate
take out
purge
pour off
bring to ruin
squeeze
run out of
tip
collect
exploit
strip
rid
drive out
release
force out
bail out
eject
beggar
unload
unburden
draw on
draw forth
drain off
dispose of
drain out
disburden
draw liquid from
bring down
clear out
mine
express
free
suck out
let out
pump off
exhaust one's supply of
run off
disencumber
transfer
erode
pull
drive
force
transport
abstract
wreck
suck the life out of
bring to its knees
overcome
erase
unpack
make destitute
ruinate
crush
decimate
wear away
oust
unlade
gut
disgorge
cripple
chip away at
leave
leak
jettison
evict
consume the contents of
rush out
make void
remove the contents of
make vacant
flow out
pillage
disfigure
slowly reduce
slowly lessen
slowly diminish
eliminate
zero
make insolvent
make penniless
make somebody broke
reduce to destitution
make somebody skint
bring someone to their knees
reduce to penury
gradually overcome
clear away
do away with
get out
bring out
cripple financially
reduce to beggary
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