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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of past participle for to give up one's resistance against something Opposite of past participle for to subdue or hurt physically or violently Opposite of past participle for to achieve the desired aim or result Opposite of past participle for to achieve, especially by succeeding in a competition or contest Opposite of past participle for to prevent oneself from (intransitive) Opposite of past participle for to persist in or proceed with an activity or action Opposite of past participle for to defeat someone in a staring contest or intimidate with a persistent, unwavering gaze Opposite of past participle for to persist steadfastly in pursuit of a goal, especially despite challenges Opposite of past participle for to argue or quibble over trivial matters Opposite of past participle for to rise in opposition Opposite of past participle for to come safely through a precarious situation Opposite of past participle for to confront or come up against Opposite of past participle for to muster or summon up an emotion or quality Opposite of past participle for to change one's attitude for the better Opposite of past participle for to defeat in unexpected circumstances Opposite of past participle for to struggle to overcome, eliminate, or prevent Opposite of past participle for to endure or survive a challenging or difficult situation or period Opposite of past participle for to overcome an abstract obstacle Opposite of past participle for to tolerate or put up with something unpleasant Opposite of past participle for to persist or remain active, especially in the face of adversity Opposite of past participle for to have a commanding position over Opposite of past participle for to ready oneself for a challenging experience (of a candidate) Opposite of past participle for to be successful in (an examination, test, or course) Opposite of past participle for to surpass in excellence Opposite of past participle for to resist or endure (something) successfully Opposite of past participle for to disprove or refute Opposite of past participle for to perplex or bewilder someone Opposite of past participle for to make an effort or attempt Opposite of past participle for to struggle tenaciously to achieve something Opposite of past participle for to invite someone to engage in a contest Opposite of past participle for to engage in a competition or contest Opposite of past participle for to forcibly put an end to Opposite of past participle for to put down or control by cruelty or force Opposite of past participle for to declare to be untrue Opposite of past participle for to complain or raise objections Opposite of past participle for to appropriate or lay claim to something for oneself without right Opposite of past participle for to forcibly remove from power Opposite of past participle for to supersede and replace or take the place of Opposite of past participle for to reason earnestly with a person on some impropriety of conduct Opposite of past participle for to assert something as a position in an argument Opposite of past participle for to take forcible possession of land or territory Opposite of past participle for to harass or pester someone Opposite of past participle for to cause to become physically weaker Opposite of past participle for to physically fight, especially in a rough or noisy way Opposite of past participle for to jump, leap or spring over something … more ▼ ▲ Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to give up one's resistance against something resisted held off continued defended denied disobeyed fought foughten held holden kept opposed persevered refused rejected retained started won withheld withholden held out stood your ground persisted held your ground stood firm shown determination made a stand not budged held on dug your heels in doubled down stuck it out Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to subdue or hurt physically or violently overcome incapacitated killed murdered disabled asphyxiated choked “He had to yield because there was no getting out of that armbar.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to achieve the desired aim or result succeeded overcome come through come first come out on top come out ahead upset the opposition run circles around the opposition come in first overcome the opposition triumphed prevailed conquered dominated delivered the goods brought home the bacon gained the victory beaten the opposition achieved success won edged the opposition pulled it off taken the honours taken first prize reigned supreme been successful finished first gained victory achieved first place won out overwhelmed the opposition sunk the opposition carried the day finished in front made a clean sweep taken the crown taken the prize defeated the opposition swept the board won the day “His perseverance was admirable, but even he knew that it was time to give up.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to achieve, especially by succeeding in a competition or contest won attained accomplished achieved acquired collected earned gained obtained secured got gotten garnered landed scored bagged captured clinched drawn hooked netted procured reaped reapt snagged brought in pulled off reached realisedUK realizedUS cleaned up wrapped up chalked up clocked up notched up racked up brought to fruition brought about come to have made came by pulled down knocked down gathered carried established copped fulfilledUK hit received come into possession of derived found founden effected pulled consummated hustled harvested picked up cleared scared up produced brought home scraped together grasped appropriated logged brought gleaned hitten amassed grabbed effectuated conquered wangled reified returned had accessed nabbed collared managed arrived at gotten your hands on gotten hold of possessed oneself of rung up made a profit glommed onto polished off latched onto more ❯ “The objective is to win the game, not lose it.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to prevent oneself from helped holpen avoided refrained from stopped averted dodged evaded prevented abstained bypassed circumvented desisted escaped forborne gotten around precluded resisted restrained from shaken off shirked shrunk from shied from sidestepped skipped skipped out on skirted stayed away stayed away from steered clear steered clear of withstood broken the habit of fended off forborne from gotten out of held off kept from shunned warded off anticipated arrested blocked checked counteracted counterbalanced eschewed headed off hindered impeded interfered with made up for negated neutralisedUK neutralizedUS nullified obviated prohibited shaken staved off stove off denied oneself desisted from done without forgone given up kicked left off refused renounced withheld from “I indulge myself once a month by eating ice-cream.” Verb ▲ (intransitive) Opposite of past participle for to persist in or proceed with an activity or action stuck with persevered with continued with persisted with stayed with seen through stuck out stuck to persisted continued persevered endured lasted maintained labouredUK toiled remained laboredUS grinded ground stayed stuck drudged finished slaved sticked kept your nose to the grindstone kept at plugged away struggled on with plowed on shown determination in pegged away at plugged away at soldiered on carried on kept on at soldiered on with worked away at hammered away at slaved away at ploughed on plowed through stuck at carried on with pressed on with kept going with ploughed through more ❯ Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to defeat someone in a staring contest or intimidate with a persistent, unwavering gaze stared down confronted outstared outfaced faced down stared out psyched out braved faced bearded brazened defied breasted faced up to outbraved squared up to stood up to come face to face with endured browbeaten overawed looked straight in the eye cowed dared intimidated resisted withstood tackled borne beared gone the distance against met eyeball-to-eyeball stood hung tough grappled with stayed the course faced up outdared stuck fast fronted treated with contempt flown in face of coped with ridden out weathered lived through persevered in the face of stood firm flouted stuck to your guns met head-on held the line against tolerated prevailed against taken on gone up against brazened out held out dealt with remained firm stood fast taken faced out gone one-on-one taken a stand against held your own stood your ground stood up against called someone's bluff more ❯ Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to persist steadfastly in pursuit of a goal, especially despite challenges persevered persisted endured pursued continued maintained proceeded remained soldiered kept going kept on plugged away pressed on soldiered on stuck at stuck with gone the distance ground away hammered away hung in hung in there hung on hung tough held fast held on kept at ploughed on pressed ahead seen it through stood firm stuck at it stuck it out stuck with it struggled on carried on followed through gone for it gone on kept at it kept it up pegged away plodded on remained firm seen something through stood fast stayed the course stayed with something bashed on been patient gone for broke gutted it out held out kept driving shown determination stopped at nothing got on gotten on pursued your goal left no stone unturned kept your hand in gone to the mat travailed pushed forward buckled down taken pains fought fought on toiled on exerted oneself foughten “While some have the strength and willpower to be able to quit smoking on their own, many others will need a bit more help and support.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to argue or quibble over trivial matters pettifogged quarrelledUK quarreledUS argued squabbled bickered wrangled altercated disputed sparred argufied quibbled carped talked back had at it put up an argument rowed scrapped fought foughten spatted spat disagreed fallen out brawled controverted had words locked horns hassled tiffed brabbled contended jarred differed feuded had a fight gone at it hammer and tongs had a row chopped logic crossed swords set to clashed contested battled warred had a misunderstanding failed to agree debated dissented tangled skirmished had a tiff taken on fought like cat and dog let someone have it bumped heads had a disagreement picked a bone had an altercation threaped fratched scolded reamed jawed berated tongue-lashed bawled out called on the carpet caterwauled cavilledUK caviledUS varied objected to taken exception had it out mixed it up broken with found fault gotten tough with opposed conflicted challenged contradicted disaccorded discepted objected laid into discorded contradicted each other taken issue jumped on haggled taken issue with paltered ripped into each other gone for the jugular zapped fenced had a spat more ❯ Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to rise in opposition struggled opposed rebelled resisted revolted risen risen up dissented mutinied rallied arisen defied protested taken a stand agitated marched against mobilisedUK mobilizedUS stood up to taken on turned against broken with come out against faced down gone against mounted a rebellion rampaged risen up in arms staged a rebellion risen in opposition rioted taken to the streets taken up arms fought foughten renounced stricken struck refused to obey orders gotten out of line defied authority disobeyed authority run amok opposed authority mounted the barricades resisted authority taken part in an uprising taken up arms against run riot rised against manned the barricades defied the authorities taken part in an insurrection campaigned demonstrated remonstrated disobeyed denounced gone on rampage stirred up trouble staged shown resistance made waves overthrown raged against the machine overturned rocked the boat more ❯ “William Wallace would inspire his fellow Scotsmen to never surrender to their oppressors.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to come safely through a precarious situation survived weathered braved endured borne beared overcome surmounted handled outlasted negotiated outworn passed pulled through suffered withstood come through gotten through lived through ridden out stuck out broken through risen above sat out made it through recovered from seen through come through unscathed lasted out passed through toughed out lived out pulled out of it made a comeback stood resisted outlived stood up to stuck it out made it “Some will succumb to frostbite and there may be tense encounters with wild animals.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to confront or come up against engaged come up against come to grips confronted met encountered braved tackled defied dared handled fought taken foughten withstood endured suffered borne beared experienced battled stood sustained countenanced stomached risked crossed tolerated bearded eyeballed swallowed challenged resisted opposed courted outfaced allowed abided outbraved breasted brazened accosted ventured brooked abode faced played affronted faced up to coped with taken on contended with dealt with braced for squared off grappled with submitted to played against met head-on gone up against made a stand flown in face of taken the bull by the horns more ❯ “The situation had become untenable, and we were forced to surrender.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to muster or summon up an emotion or quality found founden mustered summoned gathered rallied commanded conjured drawn evoked invoked roused collected raised called up mustered up summoned up “After manifesting his internal emotional turmoil, he finally had to yield, and watch a romantic comedy with his girlfriend.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to change one's attitude for the better improved reformed refined corrected rectified changed for the better cleaned up your act gotten it together gotten your act together mellowed pulled your socks up smartened up turned around turned over a new leaf “Do not be discouraged if you have a day or two where you regress into bad habits.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to defeat in unexpected circumstances upset conquered defeated overcome overthrown beaten beat toppled routed trounced vanquished outplayed thrashed capsized overpowered overturned owned own triumphed over turned over won worsted gotten the better of crushed clobbered hammered wiped the floor with overwhelmed crucified skunked murdered shellacked walked all over run rings around brought someone to their knees drubbed pasted quashed demolished destroyed slaughtered licked beaten hollow blown out made mincemeat of taken to the cleaners subdued bested surmounted whipped annihilated quelled subjugated pounded pulverizedUS massacred flattened marmalized humbled defeated utterly given someone a drubbing turned inside out put down won a resounding victory over pulverisedUK repressed tanked mastered dominated reduced subordinated subjected slammed pacified caned trampled subverted gained ascendancy over borne down brought under the yoke given someone a hiding gained mastery over blown out of the water gained control of brought to heel dispatched stopped gotten got taken upended overmatched trimmed overborne surpassed outdone outstripped topped excelled smothered killed downed thrown hurdled struck stricken spanked won against done down won over prevailed over walked over gained a victory over gotten around given someone a pasting smashed given a drubbing to more ❯ “As expected, the worst team in the competition would lose to the top team convincingly.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to struggle to overcome, eliminate, or prevent fought foughten opposed resisted defied combatted combated contested disputed withstood challenged confronted contended with battled bucked contended countered faced oppugned repelled rivalledUK rivaledUS controverted objected to quarreled with questioned argued with campaigned against striven against struggled against spoken against competed against competed with opposed action taken on tangled with flown in the face of put up a fight against setted your face against spared no effort put up an argument stood up and be counted against taken a stand against stood up to taken issue with made a stand against thwarted attacked obstructed blocked checked hindered prevented counterattacked assailed assaulted withset battled against fought against run counter to put an end to put up a fight eliminated ended contradicted tackled denied rebutted frustrated warred restrained inhibited stopped impeded halted argued stemmed resolved curbed encountered crossed disagreed disapproved disliked protested dissented taken withstayed reacted gainstayed withsat withsitten gainstood disagreed with coped with gone against brought to an end to disapproved of faced down taken issue called in question frowned at spoken out against not supported not countenanced taken a stand duelledUK dueledUS held off struggled with faced up to fended off fought back kept at bay held out against stood firm turned down remained firm warded off more ❯ “The network will finally bow to mounting pressure to remove the controversial show from its nightly rotation.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to endure or survive a challenging or difficult situation or period borne up survived coped managed endured persevered suffered withstood got on gotten on got along gotten by gotten through carried on made out muddled along muddled through hacked it weathered the storm held out dealt with the situation held up soldiered on grinned and bear it Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to overcome an abstract obstacle conquered overcome mastered quelled controlled curbed quashed surmounted beaten beat defeated repressed subdued licked vanquished got over gotten over risen above dealt with got a grip on got control of prevailed over coped with gained mastery over gotten the better of triumphed over bested stopped worsted overmatched gotten got dispatched upended overborne skunked won against gotten around done down overpowered taken trimmed suppressed checked tamed subjugated restrained bridled surpassed outdone outstripped dominated transcended exceeded bettered triumphed regulated hegemonized managed governed passed thrown negotiated commanded ruled directed resisted downed hurdled prevailed endured gained control of gotten through more ❯ “There seemed to be an ungodly feeling within the house, and I started to succumb to my fears.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to tolerate or put up with something unpleasant endured borne beared tolerated brooked countenanced suffered taken accepted hacked stomached supported swallowed worn abided by stuck with gone along with put up with submitted to held with stood for undergone weathered stood absorbed absorpt handled stuck out sweated out gone through been through withstood abided abode bidden bided sustained pocketed tholed lived with borne with stood up to experienced yielded to maintained admitted braved met resisted permitted coped with toughed out allowed for stayed the course stuck it out waited out kept up with digested seen met with passed through more ❯ “Defying the odds and all medical predictions, the feisty St. Lucian refused to succumb to her extensive injuries.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to persist or remain active, especially in the face of adversity held up persisted continued lasted endured remained abode abided prevailed bided bidden perdured survived kept up held on kept going held out run on borne up come through persevered withstood outlasted stayed around gone the distance gone on stayed fresh cracked on sustained stuck with it hung tough stayed the course hung in stood fast hung on soldiered on lived carried on stuck it out toughed it out made it lasted out seen it through hacked it stood firm more ❯ Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to have a commanding position over dominated overlooked commanded dwarfed bestrode bestridden overtopped overshadowed surveyed overhung spanned straddled clouded overlain towered above towered over hung over jutted over loomed over projected over stood over extended across looked down upon stood head and shoulders above “Gradually, the garrison, which had suffered heavy casualties through hand grenade battles, had, at last, to yield to overwhelming pressure.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to ready oneself for a challenging experience prepared steeled braced readied strengthened nerved fortified girded girt steadied galvanisedUK galvanizedUS buttressed tensed geared up got ready psyched up made ready battened down the hatches “How is it they as believers could succumb to the experience of being forsaken by God, in terror before the withdrawal of divine love?” Verb ▲ (of a candidate) Opposite of past participle for to be successful in (an examination, test, or course) passed clinched accomplished achieved completed fulfilledUS gotten through succeeded aced come through nailed made the grade passed muster succeeded in gained a pass in pulled off sailed through scraped through come up to scratch in passed muster in come up to snuff in met the requirements of passed with flying colors “Do not entertain thoughts of failure, for you will fail before you even begin.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to surpass in excellence bettered beaten beat bested exceeded outshone outshined surpassed capped eclipsed outdone trumped outperformed outranked topped trounced defeated excelled improved on improved upon outclassed outstripped prevailed over conquered crushed gotten the better of gone one better than outmatched outpaced overcome overtaken passed put to shame routed smashed subdued surmounted thrashed transcended triumphed triumphed over vanquished overpowered overridden overwhelmed won against outgunned overshadowed shaken off shot ahead clobbered drubbed knocked spots off licked outdistanced overpassed overtopped put in the shade run rings around shamed towered over wallopped walloped whipped “The athlete knew he would lose in trying to beat the insurmountable world record.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to resist or endure (something) successfully withstood endured borne beared resisted tolerated stood faced sustained braved weathered taken opposed defied confronted survived fought foughten suffered thwarted repelled combatted combated disputed contested crossed bucked sticked stuck braced dueledUS duelledUK traversed coped violated coped with put up with stood up to lived through ridden out taken on grappled with held out against held off stood firm against prevailed against hung tough stood fast stood firm flown in the face of hung on held out stuck fast stood up against held the line against remained firm taken it won out held your ground persevered in the face of put up struggle stood your ground gone the distance against sat and took it Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to disprove or refute confuted disproved disproven discredited refuted rebutted contradicted invalidated negated controverted confounded quashed debunked disconfirmed oppugned belied demolished denied falsified negatived broken busted overthrown overturned defeated exploded exposed silenced subverted vanquished shot down blown out of the water proven false given the lie to proven wrong shown to be false proved to be false shot down in flames shot full of holes blown sky high set aside shut up put down brought to naught knocked the bottom out of driven a coach and horses through challenged opposed disputed contested countered questioned argued debated discussed made a nonsense of flown in the face of Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to perplex or bewilder someone nonplussed confounded bewildered confused perplexed puzzled dumbfounded stunned mystified floored astonished flummoxed astounded bemused staggered dazed befuddled stumped muddled buffaloed unnerved dismayed boggled messed with one's head Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to make an effort or attempt tried sought assayed attempted aimed endeavoredUS endeavouredUK striven strived essayed struggled undertaken aspired laboredUS labouredUK ventured worked wrought had a stab had a whack made an attempt driven for gone for shot for gone after gone all out knocked oneself out lifted a finger made a bid vied for borne down broken your neck busted a gut chipped away at done all one can done one's best done your best done your damnedest exerted oneself exerted yourself fronted up given it a burl given it a fly given it your all given it your best shot gone for broke gone for it had a bash had a crack had a go had a shot leaned over backwards leant over backwards made an all-out effort made an effort made a pass at moved heaven and earth pulled out all the stops put yourself out set out taken a crack at taken it on oneself ruptured yourself tried to aimed to sought to strived to striven to “Bernard's most consistent criticism is that he will quit before he even tries to get into the game.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to struggle tenaciously to achieve something battled fought foughten labouredUK struggled pushed laboredUS strained toiled drudged ground grinded slogged tried worked wrought endeavoredUS endeavouredUK endured hustled scrambled slaved striven strived sweated sweat campaigned driven druv moiled plowedUS travailed withstood bullocked trudged exerted oneself exerted yourself kept at it pushed yourself stood up to given it your all given it your best shot ground away knuckled down made every effort plodded away pushed oneself slogged away worked hard beavered away busted a gut gone all out gone for broke gone for it gone to war made an all-out effort pegged away plugged away put up a fight against slaved away worked like a Trojan broken your neck grubbed away kept your head down ruptured yourself worked day and night worked like a dog worked your fingers to the bone knocked oneself out Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to invite someone to engage in a contest challenged dared goaded invited provoked taunted summoned thrown down the gauntlet bid defied tried issued a challenge to “She would typically admit defeat and surrender every time we played chess together.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to engage in a competition or contest contended fought foughten battled competed contested vied struggled clashed confronted combatted combated grappled opposed challenged wrestled encountered faced striven strived rivalledUK rivaledUS scuffled tussled warred met skirmished jostled resisted raced disputed withstood squabbled pushed run oppugned controverted emulated tugged coped litigated stood crossed swords locked horns waged war joined battle gone after gone for gone head to head tangled with jockeyed for position scrambled for gone for broke dealt with had at nominated yourself pushed for shot at shot for given your all gone for it gone for jugular knocked oneself out made play for put up with put yourself forward given all one's got mixed it up with attacked come into conflict come to blows engaged brawled wrangled jousted sparred raised Cain done battle mixed it up duelledUK tourneyed dueledUS broken tilted entered the lists broken a lance more ❯ Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to forcibly put an end to suppressed repressed checked subdued quashed quelled stopped squashed crushed squelched extinguished ended silenced overcome halted killed terminated destroyed arrested inhibited abolished defeated annihilated conquered stemmed quenched overpowered vanquished overwhelmed overturned interrupted buried discontinued overthrown cowed bottled clamped dominated shushed spiked trampled cracked down on put down snuffed out put an end to stamped out clamped down on put the lid on slapped down cut off blocked out put out beaten down trampled on triumphed over driven underground held in held down kept in kept inside sat on brought to naught put kibosh on put lid on beat put a stop to put the kibosh on curbed thwarted frustrated beaten clobbered extirpated finished routed demolished scrunched squished trashed gotten rid of nipped in the bud wiped out snowed under more ❯ Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to put down or control by cruelty or force oppressed subjugated tyrannisedUK tyrannizedUS dominated persecuted maltreated crushed tormented subjected tortured abused plagued harassed enslaved hegemonized wronged harried hounded coerced beset exploited overthrown scourged aggrieved distressed ruled forced mastered annoyed chastened despotized encumbered handicapped outraged pressed prest ridden saddled strained taxed trampled vexed vext worried controlled ill-treated kept down treated harshly held sway over ground down tyrannized over ruled over held down beaten down trampled on ridden roughshod over walked all over trampled underfoot picked on put upon weighed heavy upon put screws to ruled with a rod of iron ruled with an iron hand Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to declare to be untrue refuted denied repudiated contradicted rejected disclaimed disavowed disaffirmed negated disowned disconfirmed rebutted negatived opposed disallowed countered contested disputed contravened cancelledUK canceledUS contended crushed exposed cancelled out canceled out showed up torn down blown sky high declared to be untrue given thumbs down to taken a stand against replied to Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to complain or raise objections demurred objected protested cavilledUK caviledUS complained dissented remonstrated deprecated disagreed disputed excepted expostulated opposed scrupled stickled baulkedUK balkedUS boggled challenged disapproved fought foughten kicked resisted combatted combated taken exception taken issue expressed doubts raised objections expressed doubt kicked up a fuss kicked up a stink raised doubts lodged a protest argued protested against expressed objections expressed objections to minded taken exception to expressed disapproval expressed disagreement groused condemned lodged a protest against expressed disagreement with expressed disapproval of remonstrated against gripen griped grumbled raised objections to moaned quibbled disapproved of quarreled with spurned had a problem beefed taken issue with made a fuss grumbled about kvetched complained about had a problem with taken a stand against drawn the line moaned about cavilled at groused about quibbled about drawn the line at crabbed beefed about made a fuss about ranted about crossed disesteemed inveighed griped about criticizedUS criticisedUK discountenanced discommended disavowed frowned on kvetched about taken on sounded off railed against raised objection kicked up a fuss about tangled with made an objection kicked up a stink about made a stink gone-one-on-one mixed it up with more ❯ Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to appropriate or lay claim to something for oneself without right usurped seized appropriated expropriated commandeered annexedUK taken arrogated assumed preempted pirated converted pressed prest wrested grabbed accroached stolen swiped highjacked taken over taken possession of laid claim to clapped hands on gotten your hands on grabbed hold of Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to forcibly remove from power overthrown ousted deposed unseated dethroned toppled overturned supplanted displaced defenestrated removed subverted disestablished brought down removed from office thrown out removed from power given someone the boot brought about the downfall of Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to supersede and replace or take the place of supplanted replaced superseded displaced substituted relieved displanted taken over from taken the place of taken over swapped places with Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to reason earnestly with a person on some impropriety of conduct remonstrated objected kicked opposed demurred excepted argued challenged condemned criticisedUK criticizedUS deplored denounced animadverted blamed censured decried deprecated disapproved disparaged disputed dissented griped gripen inveighed nagged recriminated taken exception opposed strongly protested against taken issue complained vociferously about raised objections to expressed disagreement with expressed disapproval of lodged a protest against spoken out against taken a stand against taken exception to taken issue with found fault frowned upon made a fuss about picked at sounded off kicked up a fuss about kicked up a stink about objected strongly to Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to assert something as a position in an argument contended asserted declared claimed stated avowed professed affirmed maintained averred alleged insisted argued avouched purported warranted held holden pronounced protested said sayed reasoned pleaded pled charged dictated told put up argument Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to take forcible possession of land or territory seized occupied annexedUK conquered overrun colonisedUK colonizedUS subjugated captured subjected usurped gained secured taken over taken control of Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to harass or pester someone hassled harassed bothered annoyed pestered irritated plagued troubled worried bugged aggravated harried tormented badgered disturbed nagged hounded persecuted ridden bedeviledUS bedevilledUK agitated chivvied beleaguered deviled devilled mithered stressed discommoded dunned kept after kept on at gotten on your nerves gone on at given a hard time got in your hair harped on at Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to cause to become physically weaker prostrated debilitated exhausted enervated tired weakened sapped enfeebled wearied fatigued drained incapacitated disabled devitalized crippled frazzled immobilisedUK immobilizedUS overtired taxed knackered overtaxed paralysedUK pooped hamstrung hamstringed undermined etiolated wasted softened impaired paralyzedUS whacked handicapped reduced disarmed ruined depressed wrecked overthrown mowed defeated knocked out worn out tired out done in washed out laid low tuckered out made powerless made weary made helpless made impotent brought someone to their knees taken it out of brought low Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to physically fight, especially in a rough or noisy way brawled fought foughten grappled scrapped battled wrestled scuffled clashed struggled tussled wrangled scrimmaged skirmished stoushed roughhoused swedged bucked rumbled caterwauled exchanged blows come to blows had a set-to had a dust-up had a punch-up gone the knuckle fought like Kilkenny cats fought nastily gone at it hammer and tongs Verb ▲ Opposite of past participle for to jump, leap or spring over something vaulted leapedUS leaptUK jumped hopped bounded bound hurdled sprung skipped leapfrogged overleaped overleapt cleared surmounted negotiated ascended mounted risen soared leaped over jumped over sailed over pole-vaulted skipped over leapfrogged over sprung over bound over Find more words! 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