Синоним слова gift

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  • donation, for no recompense

  • compensation, compensation for service

  • compensation, compensation for service

  • donation, for no recompense

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  1. giftnoun

    Synonyms:
    contribution, talent, donation, give, contribute, donate, present

  2. giftverb

    To give (as a gift) to.

    Synonyms:
    donation, give, contribute, donate, present, talent, contribution

  3. giftnoun

    A talent or natural ability.

    Synonyms:
    give, donate, contribute, contribution, donation, talent, present

  4. giftnoun

    Something gained incidentally, without effort.

    Synonyms:
    present, donation, talent, contribution

English Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:3.6 / 5 votes

  1. gift

    A gift is in the popular, and also in the legal sense that which is voluntarily bestowed without expectation of return or compensation. Gift is now almost always used in the good sense, bribe always in the evil sense to signify payment for a dishonorable service under the semblance of a gift. In Scriptural language gift is often used for bribe. «The king by judgment establisheth the land; but he that receiveth gifts overthroweth it.» Prov. xxix, 4. A benefaction is a charitable gift, generally of large amount, and viewed as of enduring value, as an endowment for a college. A donation is something, perhaps of great, never of trivial value, given usually on some public ground, as to a cause or to a person representing a cause, but not necessarily of value beyond the immediate present; as, a donation to a pastor. A gratuity is usually something of moderate value and is always given as to an inferior, and as of favor, not of right; as, a gratuity to a waiter. Largess is archaic for a bountiful gratuity, usually to be distributed among many, as among the heralds at ancient tournaments. A present is a gift of friendship, or conciliation, and given as to an equal or a superior; no one’s pride is hurt by accepting what is viewed as strictly a present. A boon is a gift that has been desired or craved or perhaps asked, or something freely given that meets some great desire. A grant is commonly considerable in amount and given by public authority; as, a grant of public lands for a college.

    Synonyms:
    benefaction, bequest, boon, bounty, bribe, donation, grant, gratuity, largess, present

    Antonyms:
    compensation, earnings, guerdon, penalty, remuneration, wages

Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:2.0 / 2 votes

  1. gift

    Synonyms:
    donation, present, grant, boon, gratuity, benefaction, endowment, talent, faculty, alms, douceur

    Antonyms:
    reservation, refusal, wages, purchase, earnings, compensation, remuneration, inanity, stupidity, forfeit, penalty, fine, surrender

Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:3.4 / 7 votes

  1. giftnoun

    something acquired without compensation

    Synonyms:
    talent, natural endowment, giving, endowment

  2. endowment, gift, talent, natural endowmentnoun

    natural abilities or qualities

    Synonyms:
    talent, natural endowment, endowment fund, endowment, giving

  3. giving, giftverb

    the act of giving

    Synonyms:
    talent, natural endowment, giving, endowment

  4. endow, indue, gift, empower, invest, endueverb

    give qualities or abilities to

    Synonyms:
    vest, put, endue, induct, adorn, authorize, place, clothe, enthrone, dower, endow, invest, present, give, empower, indue, commit, authorise, seat

  5. give, gift, presentverb

    give as a present; make a gift of

    «What will you give her for her birthday?»

    Synonyms:
    commit, chip in, dedicate, cave in, collapse, empower, demo, impart, exhibit, endue, pass on, confront, move over, return, establish, acquaint, stage, deliver, show, reach, present, have, lay out, fall in, portray, make, pay, invest, throw, kick in, feed, break, introduce, ease up, apply, salute, give, grant, open, founder, devote, hold, represent, pass, render, endow, indue, sacrifice, yield, turn over, demonstrate, leave, give way, consecrate, award, generate, contribute, pose, face, afford, submit, hand

Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

  1. giftnoun

    Synonyms:
    donation, present, benefaction, boon, gratuity, grant, offering, contribution, subscription, donative, largess, SUBSIDY, allowance, endowment, bounty, bequest, legacy, dower, demise, dotation, DOUCEUR

  2. giftnoun

    Synonyms:
    talent, power, faculty, capability, capacity, ability, endowment, genius, FORTE, turn

Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated WordsRate these synonyms:4.0 / 2 votes

  1. giftnoun

    Synonyms:
    gratuity, present, largess, offering, grant, donation, boon, bounty, bequest, benefaction, contribution, subsidy, legacy, alms, donative, douceur, dotation, sportula, endowment, talent

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:3.0 / 1 vote

  1. List of paraphrases for «gift»:

    don, donation, gifts, present, donations, donated, poison, gifting, knack, talent, donating, heba, donate, presents

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  1. Dr. Rich Melheim:

    Every age has gifts we need, and every age has needs we gift.

  2. Loreen Gilbert:

    There is a lot of interest, especially from the grandparents, many want to give their grandchild the $14,000 they can give without gift taxes, and the 529 is a beautiful way to do that.

  3. Farmers Welfare Minister Radha:

    I completely believe that in the beginning of the new year we’ll gift (a new insurance scheme) to farmers, the new insurance policy will ensure compensation is paid as early as possible. In the current system payments keep getting delayed, destroying so many families.

  4. Meghan McCain:

    So the biggest gift that Republicans have ever been given is the term ‘defund the police.’ And let’s make it very clear: Republicans didn’t come up with that. I thought it was the stupidest thing I ever heard when I first heard it being used.

  5. Francis Cardinal George, OMI:

    Because unity in faith is a gift, dialogue can never be a search for compromise, never have as a goal a negotiated agreement like a business contract.


Translations for gift

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  • geskenk, gaweAfrikaans
  • regaloAragonese
  • هدية, قريحة, هدية مجانيةArabic
  • hədiyyəAzerbaijani
  • бүләк, күстәнәсBashkir
  • падарунакBelarusian
  • подарък, дарBulgarian
  • উপহারBengali
  • regalCatalan, Valencian
  • dárek, dar, darovatCzech
  • anrhegWelsh
  • gaveDanish
  • Präsent, Talent, Geschenk, Begabung, SpendeGerman
  • ταλέντο, δώρο, δωρεά, χάρισμα, δωρίζω, χαρίζωGreek
  • donacoEsperanto
  • don, regalo, talento, presente, dar, regalarSpanish
  • and, kinkimaEstonian
  • کادو, هدیه, پیشکشPersian
  • lahja, kyky, lahjoittaaFinnish
  • gávaFaroese
  • présent, talent, don, cadeau, faire don de, donner, offrirFrench
  • bronntanas, tabhartas, bua, féirín, tallann, tíolacadhIrish
  • tiodhlacScottish Gaelic
  • regalo, agasalloGalician
  • nastey, gioot, tortysManx
  • מַתָּנָהHebrew
  • उपहारHindi
  • adottság, ajándék, tehetség, ajándékozHungarian
  • ընծա, ձիրք, շնորհք, նվերArmenian
  • hadiahIndonesian
  • donacajoIdo
  • gjöfIcelandic
  • dono, regalo, presente, talento, donare, regalareItalian
  • מתנהHebrew
  • 才能, ギフト, 寄贈, プレゼント, 贈り物, 天才, 天分Japanese
  • საჩუქარიGeorgian
  • сыйлық, сыйKazakh
  • អំណោយ, ជំនូន, ការប៉ិនប្រសព្វKhmer
  • ಕೊಡುಗೆKannada
  • 膳物, 선물Korean
  • белек, сыйлыкKyrgyz
  • donum, munus, donare, dareLatin
  • Talent, Geschenk, Don, Cadeau, Kaddo, Begabung, Spend, schenkenLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
  • ຂວັນ, ຂອງຂວັນLao
  • dovanaLithuanian
  • talants, spējas, dāvanaLatvian
  • подарокMacedonian
  • സമ്മാനം, കഴിവ്Malayalam
  • бэлэгMongolian
  • भेटवस्तू, भेटMarathi
  • hadiahMalay
  • rigalMaltese
  • ပဏ္ဏာBurmese
  • presang, gaveNorwegian
  • geschenk, gave, presentje, gift, cadeau, schenkenDutch
  • gåve, presangNorwegian
  • don, presentOccitan
  • ଦାନOriya
  • podarować, talent, prezent, podarunek, dar, podarek, sprezentowaćPolish
  • talento, doação, dom, presente, [[dar]] [[de]] [[presente]], oferecerPortuguese
  • dun, regal, talent, darRomansh
  • cadou, dar, dăruiRomanian
  • талант, пoдaрoк, дар, презент, подарок, одарённостьRussian
  • poklon, поклон, dar, дарSerbo-Croatian
  • තෑග්ගSinhala, Sinhalese
  • obdarovať, darček, darSlovak
  • dar, darilo, podaritiSlovene
  • dhuratëAlbanian
  • mphoSouthern Sotho
  • begåvning, gåva, present, skänk, donera, skänkaSwedish
  • zawadi, nalaSwahili
  • பரிசுTamil
  • బహూకరించు, బహుమతి, వరం, కానుకTelugu
  • бахшиш, тӯҳфа, пешкаш, ҳадяTajik
  • ของฝาก, ของขวัญ, ของกำนัลThai
  • zehin, peşeş, sylagTurkmen
  • bigay, pasalubong, regalo, talento, magregalo, magbigayTagalog
  • mphoTswana
  • yetenek, hediye, armağan, kabiliyetTurkish
  • سوۋغاتUyghur, Uighur
  • подарунокUkrainian
  • ہدیہ, تحفہUrdu
  • tuhfa, sovg’aUzbek
  • quà biếu, quà, quà tặngVietnamese
  • legivotVolapük
  • ofri, prezint, bistoke, cado, sinker, bistokerWalloon
  • מתּנה, גאָב, שענקען, טאַלאַנטYiddish
  • 禮品Chinese

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  • Определения слова gift

    • подарок, дар.
      • I buy a birthday gift for my friend.
    • одарение, дар, талант.
      • My son has a gift for music.
    • яд.
      • Hamlets Vater wurde vom eigenen Bruder mit Gift ermordet.

Синонимы к слову gift

    • contribution
    • donation
    • noxe
    • present
    • surprise
    • talent
    • toxin

Гиперонимы к слову gift

    • substanz

Антонимы к слову gift

    • antidot
    • gegengift
    • mediocrity

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    • Грамматическое значение vogel
    • Значение слова eisvogel
    • Прямое и переносное значение слова fresse
    • Происхождение слова geschenk
    • Синоним к слову gabel
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  • allowance
  • award
  • benefit
  • bonus
  • contribution
  • donation
  • endowment
  • favor
  • giveaway
  • grant
  • legacy
  • offering
  • premium
  • present
  • relief
  • reward
  • souvenir
  • subsidy
  • tip
  • tribute
  • alms
  • benefaction
  • bequest
  • bestowal
  • boon
  • bounty
  • charity
  • courtesy
  • dispensation
  • fairing
  • gratuity
  • hand
  • hand-me-down
  • handout
  • honorarium
  • lagniappe
  • largesse
  • libation
  • oblation
  • offertory
  • philanthropy
  • pittance
  • presentation
  • provision
  • ration
  • remembrance
  • remittance
  • subscription
  • tax benefit
  • tax write-off
  • token
  • write-off
  • goodie

See also synonyms for: gifts

  • ability
  • accomplishment
  • endowment
  • acquirement
  • aptness
  • attainment
  • attribute
  • bent
  • capability
  • capacity
  • faculty
  • flair
  • forte
  • genius
  • head
  • instinct
  • knack
  • leaning
  • numen
  • power
  • propensity
  • set
  • specialty
  • turn

On this page you’ll find 178 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to gift, such as: allowance, award, benefit, bonus, contribution, and donation.

  • failing
  • shortcoming
  • weakness
  • inability
  • incapacity
  • incompetence
  • ineptitude
  • ineptness
  • lack

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WORDS RELATED TO GIFT

  • aptitude
  • capability
  • gift
  • innate ability
  • adroitness
  • bent
  • capability
  • cleverness
  • command
  • craft
  • deftness
  • expertise
  • expertness
  • finesse
  • flair
  • genius
  • gift
  • handiness
  • ingenuity
  • knack
  • know-how
  • mastery
  • mind for
  • particular activity adeptness
  • proficiency
  • savvy
  • skill
  • skillfulness
  • strength
  • talent
  • the goods
  • the right stuff
  • what it takes
  • bestowal
  • bestowment
  • conferral
  • gift
  • grant
  • acclamation
  • addressing
  • answer
  • apology
  • applause
  • appreciation
  • bestowal
  • bow
  • card
  • confession
  • contract
  • credit
  • gift
  • gratitude
  • greeting
  • guarantee
  • hail
  • hailing
  • letter
  • nod
  • notice
  • reaction
  • receipt
  • reply
  • response
  • return
  • salutation
  • salute
  • signature
  • statement
  • support
  • thanks
  • token
  • accomplishment
  • achievement
  • allowance
  • annuity
  • award
  • benefit
  • bonus
  • commission
  • dividend
  • donation
  • earnings
  • fortune
  • gain
  • gift
  • grant
  • income
  • increment
  • inheritance
  • net
  • premium
  • prize
  • proceeds
  • profit
  • remuneration
  • return
  • reward
  • riches
  • salary
  • security
  • wages
  • wealth
  • winnings
  • accretions
  • achievements
  • acquirements
  • acquirings
  • additions
  • attainments
  • buys
  • gainings
  • gains
  • learnings
  • obtainments
  • possessions
  • prizes
  • procurations
  • procurements
  • procurings
  • properties
  • purchases
  • pursuits
  • recoveries
  • redemption
  • retrievals
  • salvage
  • winnings

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681 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ ɡˈɪft], [ ɡˈɪft], [ ɡ_ˈɪ_f_t]

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Similar words for gift:

  • generosity (adjective)

  • largess (adjective)

  • other relevant words (adjective)

  • God-given talent (noun)

  • ability (noun)

  • acknowledgment (noun)

  • acquisition (noun)

  • advantage (noun)

  • aid (noun)

  • allowance (noun)

  • amount of money or other supply (noun)

  • aptitude (noun)

  • aptness (noun)

  • award (noun)

  • award; winnings (noun)

  • benefit (noun)

  • benefits paid after retirement (noun)

  • benevolence (noun)

  • bent (noun)

  • bequest (noun)

  • blessing (noun)

  • bonus (noun)

  • bonus; compensation (noun)

  • boon (noun)

  • bribe (noun)

  • brightness, ingenuity (noun)

  • capacity (noun)

  • carp (noun)

  • charitable donation (noun)

  • charity (noun)

  • cleverness (noun)

  • conclusion, settlement of situation (noun)

  • disposal (noun)

  • dole (noun)

  • donation (noun)

  • dower (noun)

  • empower (noun)

  • endow (noun)

  • endowment (noun)

  • endue (noun)

  • energy; flamboyance (noun)

  • eucharist offering (noun)

  • expertness (noun)

  • faculty (noun)

  • favor (noun)

  • flair (noun)

  • forte (noun)

  • freebie (noun)

  • gift (noun)

  • gratuity paid (noun)

  • handout (noun)

  • heirloom (noun)

  • inheritance (noun)

  • instinct (noun)

  • intuitiveness (noun)

  • kickback (noun)

  • knack (noun)

  • legacy (noun)

  • natural ability (noun)

  • natural gift (noun)

  • oblation (noun)

  • offering (noun)

  • pension (noun)

  • pizzazz (noun)

  • placation (noun)

  • pleasing entity or occurrence (noun)

  • possession (noun)

  • power (noun)

  • present (noun)

  • purse (noun)

  • something given freely, for no recompense (noun)

  • souvenir (noun)

  • subsidy (noun)

  • talent (noun)

  • talent, aptitude (noun)

  • tip (noun)

  • token (noun)

  • treat (noun)

  • tribute (noun)

  • award (verb)

  • benefit (verb)

  • bestow (verb)

  • give (verb)

  • present (verb)

  • proffer (verb)

  • other synonyms
  • assistance

  • give

  • inheritance

  • legacy

  • other relevant words

  • plunder

  • present

  • proffer

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Hypernyms for gift

  • adj.

    generosity (adjective)

    • largess.

    largess (adjective)

    • almsest,
    • most giving,
    • giftest,
    • more endowment,
    • most charity,
    • more giving,
    • more benefaction,
    • most philanthropy,
    • most benefaction,
    • most donation,
    • more donation,
    • more charity,
    • most endowment,
    • more philanthropy,
    • aidest,
    • almser.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • Aider,
    • characteristic,
    • gifter.
  • n.

    God-given talent (noun)

    • innate ability,
    • godgiven talent,
    • innate abilities,
    • god given talent.

    • experience,
    • mastery,
    • remittance,
    • favor,
    • dole,
    • remembrance,
    • courtesy,
    • pittance,
    • philanthropy,
    • dispensation,
    • subvention,
    • premium,
    • provision,
    • hand-me-down,
    • handout,
    • subscription,
    • charity,
    • largesse,
    • ration,
    • relief,
    • souvenir,
    • legacy,
    • token,
    • alms,
    • keepsake,
    • presentation,
    • benefit,
    • subsidy.

    • faculty,
    • virtue,
    • advantage,
    • edge,
    • good,
    • privilege,
    • merit,
    • trump card,
    • asset.

    • inspiration,
    • masterpiece,
    • thoroughbred,
    • marvel,
    • dream,
    • miracle,
    • phenomenon,
    • classic,
    • model,
    • the sublime.

    • settlement,
    • surprise.

    • turn,
    • flair,
    • instinct.

    ability (noun)

    • talent,
    • savvy,
    • what it takes,
    • knowhow,
    • the right stuff,
    • handiness,
    • mind fors,
    • what take,
    • mind for,
    • the goods,
    • handinesses,
    • particular activity adeptnesses,
    • skillfulness,
    • skillfulnesses,
    • what takes,
    • know how,
    • the right stuffs,
    • particular activity adeptness,
    • expertness,
    • the good,
    • what it take.

    acknowledgment (noun)

    • addressings,
    • re-action,
    • re action,
    • re turns,
    • re turn,
    • hailings,
    • re actions,
    • re-actions,
    • re-turns,
    • Re-turn,
    • statement.

    acquisition (noun)

    • winnings,
    • income,
    • wealth.

    advantage (noun)

    • blessing,
    • boon.

    aid (noun)

    • co-operations,
    • ministries,
    • co-operation,
    • ministration,
    • leg up,
    • shot in the arm,
    • ministrations.

    allowance (noun)

    • Remittances,
    • piece,
    • Measures.

    amount of money or other supply (noun)

    • allowance.

    aptitude (noun)

    • Giftedness,
    • giftednesses.

    aptness (noun)

    • docility,
    • docilities.

    award (noun)

    • de cree,
    • de-cree,
    • gold stars,
    • de crees,
    • GOLDS,
    • de-crees,
    • feather in cap,
    • gold,
    • feather cap,
    • gold star.

    award; winnings (noun)

    • purse.

    benefit (noun)

    • lagniappe.

    benefits paid after retirement (noun)

    • pension.

    benevolence (noun)

    • humanities,
    • Sympathies,
    • comity,
    • Comities,
    • kindliness.

    bent (noun)

    • leaning,
    • Propensities,
    • weakness for,
    • proneness,
    • headset,
    • leanings,
    • head-set,
    • druthers,
    • headsets,
    • thing for.

    bequest (noun)

    • Bequeathment,
    • devisal,
    • Bequeathal.

    blessing (noun)

    • manna from heaven,
    • stroke luck,
    • good fortunes,
    • good fortune.

    bonus (noun)

    • gravy,
    • golden parachutes,
    • additional compensations,
    • special compensation,
    • special compensations,
    • golden parachute,
    • additional compensation,
    • ice,
    • hand-out,
    • hand outs,
    • hand-outs,
    • goody.

    bonus; compensation (noun)

    • bounty.

    boon (noun)

    • largesses.

    bribe (noun)

    • protection,
    • Sweeteners,
    • influence peddling,
    • sweetener,
    • kickback,
    • feedbags,
    • buyoff,
    • feedbag,
    • corrupt money,
    • corrupting gift.

    brightness, ingenuity (noun)

    • cleverness.

    capacity (noun)

    • up it,
    • up to it.

    carp (noun)

    • criticize,
    • be ungrateful,
    • study at talent,
    • censure.

    charitable donation (noun)

    • benefaction.

    charity (noun)

    • benevolence.

    cleverness (noun)

    • Canniness,
    • re-sourcefulness,
    • quick wit,
    • re sourcefulnesses,
    • re sourcefulness,
    • canninesses,
    • quick wits,
    • smartnesses,
    • re-sourcefulnesses,
    • smartness,
    • resourcefulness.

    conclusion, settlement of situation (noun)

    • disposal.

    disposal (noun)

    • de-termination,
    • pro-vision,
    • orderings,
    • pro visions,
    • pro vision,
    • de-terminations,
    • placings,
    • pro-visions,
    • winding ups,
    • de terminations,
    • de termination.

    dole (noun)

    • subsistence,
    • mite,
    • modicum.

    donation (noun)

    • donation,
    • offering.

    dower (noun)

    • dowry,
    • Dowries.

    empower (noun)

    • empower.

    endow (noun)

    • endow.

    endowment (noun)

    • habilitations,
    • endowment,
    • Habilitation.

    endue (noun)

    • endue.

    energy; flamboyance (noun)

    • pizzazz.

    eucharist offering (noun)

    • oblation.

    expertness (noun)

    • specialization,
    • specializations.

    faculty (noun)

    • knowing way around,
    • knowing way arounds.

    favor (noun)

    • re gards,
    • re-spects,
    • partiality,
    • obligements,
    • re spect,
    • re-gard,
    • re spects,
    • re-spect,
    • Obligement.

    flair (noun)

    • chics.

    forte (noun)

    • Oysters,
    • Ableness,
    • strong point,
    • oyster,
    • Specialities,
    • ablenesses,
    • speciality.

    freebie (noun)

    • giveaways,
    • complimentary ticket,
    • free pass,
    • free lunch.

    gift (noun)

    • giving,
    • natural endowment,
    • contribution,
    • invest,
    • indue.

    gratuity paid (noun)

    • tip.

    handout (noun)

    • free meal.

    heirloom (noun)

    • re versions,
    • re-version,
    • re-versions,
    • re version.

    inheritance (noun)

    • primogenitures,
    • Heritance,
    • in-heritance,
    • in heritances,
    • primogeniture,
    • in-heritances,
    • in heritance,
    • heritances.

    instinct (noun)

    • in tuition,
    • in-tuitions,
    • intuitiveness,
    • in-tuition,
    • in tuitions.

    intuitiveness (noun)

    • in sights,
    • in-sight,
    • in-sights,
    • in sight.

    kickback (noun)

    • money under table,
    • money under the table.

    knack (noun)

    • hang of it,
    • masterships,
    • expertism,
    • hang it,
    • mastership,
    • expertisms.

    legacy (noun)

    • throwback,
    • throwbacks.

    natural ability (noun)

    • god-given talent.

    natural gift (noun)

    • dower.

    oblation (noun)

    • libation.

    offering (noun)

    • expiation,
    • bene-faction.

    pension (noun)

    • superannuation,
    • retirement account.

    pizzazz (noun)

    • get up and go.

    placation (noun)

    • peace offering.

    pleasing entity or occurrence (noun)

    • treat.

    possession (noun)

    • gift.

    power (noun)

    • dynamism.

    present (noun)

    • Douceur.

    purse (noun)

    • ex-chequer,
    • exchequers,
    • ex chequer,
    • ex-chequers,
    • ex chequers,
    • re source,
    • re-source,
    • exchequer,
    • re sources,
    • re-sources.

    something given freely, for no recompense (noun)

    • bonus,
    • Fairing,
    • award,
    • bestowal,
    • gratuity,
    • grant,
    • goodie,
    • offertory,
    • reward,
    • bequest,
    • hand,
    • write-off,
    • tribute,
    • honorarium.

    souvenir (noun)

    • re minder,
    • remembrancers,
    • Remembrancer,
    • re-minders,
    • re-minder.

    subsidy (noun)

    • financial aid,
    • financial aids.

    talent (noun)

    • a way withs,
    • the formulas,
    • a way with,
    • the formulae,
    • the formula.

    talent, aptitude (noun)

    • specialty,
    • attainment,
    • propensity,
    • numen,
    • acquirement,
    • set,
    • nose,
    • attribute.

    tip (noun)

    • oneways,
    • pourboire,
    • oneway,
    • one-ways,
    • one-way,
    • pourboires,
    • one ways,
    • one way.

    token (noun)

    • earnests,
    • pre-sage,
    • pre sages,
    • pre sage,
    • re-presentations,
    • Indicia,
    • indicias,
    • significants,
    • re presentation,
    • pre-sages,
    • re presentations,
    • Re-presentation.

    treat (noun)

    • de-light,
    • sur-prises,
    • Dainties,
    • de lights,
    • de-lights,
    • sur prises,
    • sur prise,
    • sur-prise,
    • de light.

    tribute (noun)

    • re cognitions,
    • re-commendations,
    • panegyric,
    • re cognition,
    • re commendation,
    • re-cognition,
    • re commendations,
    • re-commendation,
    • panegyrics.
  • v.

    award (verb)

    • dis-tributes,
    • re-warding,
    • sweetening the kitty,
    • end-owing,
    • sweetened the kitty,
    • sweeten kitty,
    • forks out,
    • dis tributes,
    • de-creed,
    • sweetened kitty,
    • re warded,
    • re warding,
    • dis-tribute,
    • dis tribute,
    • sweetens the kitty,
    • sweetens kitty,
    • forking out,
    • end-owed,
    • end owing,
    • re-warded,
    • de creed,
    • end owed,
    • sweetening kitty.

    benefit (verb)

    • godsend.

    bestow (verb)

    • de-voted,
    • de-vote,
    • de votes,
    • de voting,
    • rendered to,
    • de-votes,
    • be stowed,
    • honors with,
    • kicking in,
    • be-stow,
    • kicks in,
    • honoring with,
    • be stows,
    • kicked in,
    • de vote,
    • honored with,
    • renders to,
    • de-voting,
    • be-stows,
    • rendering to,
    • de voted,
    • be stow,
    • be-stowed,
    • be stowing,
    • be-stowing.

    give (verb)

    • de-livering,
    • pro viding,
    • lavishing up on,
    • anteed up,
    • de-liver,
    • pro-vides,
    • passes down,
    • de-livers,
    • heaped upon,
    • forking over,
    • lavished upon,
    • lavishing upon,
    • heaps upon,
    • laid up on,
    • makes over,
    • throwing in,
    • lay up on,
    • letting have,
    • de livering,
    • de-livered,
    • lavishes up on,
    • pro-viding,
    • anted up,
    • heaping upon,
    • forked over,
    • all-owed,
    • passing down,
    • de livered,
    • heaped up on,
    • heaps up on,
    • making over,
    • laying upon,
    • lays upon,
    • pro-vide,
    • lets have,
    • pro vide,
    • lays up on,
    • de livers,
    • lavished up on,
    • forks over,
    • threw in,
    • all owing,
    • pro vided,
    • lavish up on,
    • ponied up,
    • all owed,
    • anteing up,
    • parcels out,
    • letted have,
    • ponying up,
    • pro vides,
    • antes up,
    • all-owing,
    • heaping up on,
    • lavishes upon,
    • pro-vided,
    • parceling out,
    • de liver,
    • throws in,
    • laying up on,
    • heap up on,
    • parcelled out.

    present (verb)

    • pre-sent,
    • putting at disposal,
    • put disposal,
    • puts forth,
    • puts disposal,
    • pre-sents,
    • puts at disposal,
    • putting disposal,
    • putting forth,
    • pre sents,
    • pre sent.

    proffer (verb)

    • ex-tends,
    • made pitch,
    • pro pounds,
    • ex-tend,
    • pro pound,
    • ex tend,
    • pro positions,
    • hitting on,
    • pro positioning,
    • making pitch,
    • pro pose,
    • ex tends,
    • makes pitch,
    • pro-positioning,
    • ex-tending,
    • pro positioned,
    • pro-pose,
    • pro-posing,
    • made a pitch,
    • pro-positioned,
    • making a pitch,
    • pro pounding,
    • pro posing,
    • pro-pounded,
    • make pitch,
    • pro pounded,
    • pro position,
    • makes a pitch,
    • pro-pound,
    • ex tending,
    • pro-positions,
    • pro-pounding,
    • ex-tended,
    • pro posed,
    • hits on,
    • pro-pounds,
    • ex tended.
  • Other synonyms:

    • equipment,
    • functioning,
    • style,
    • forte,
    • valentine,
    • street smarts,
    • competence,
    • resource,
    • Handsel,
    • power,
    • workmanship,
    • the wherewithal,
    • red packet,
    • professionalism,
    • competency,
    • facility,
    • prowess,
    • freebie,
    • grasp,
    • accomplishment,
    • wizardry,
    • repertoire,
    • capability,
    • proficiency,
    • strength,
    • ability,
    • artistry,
    • skill,
    • stocking stuffer,
    • aptness,
    • sense,
    • bent,
    • finesse,
    • capacity,
    • acrobatics,
    • craft,
    • genius,
    • core competence,
    • high gear,
    • armory,
    • dexterity,
    • showmanship,
    • care package,
    • virtuosity,
    • technique,
    • oversubscription,
    • form,
    • hand-eye coordination,
    • trick,
    • goody bag,
    • accuracy,
    • polish.

    • appropriation,
    • touch,
    • class,
    • qualification,
    • empty-handed,
    • beneficence,
    • ease,
    • It,
    • COMP,
    • acquisition,
    • acknowledgment.

    • generous,
    • giveaway.

    • loot,
    • aptitude,
    • knack.

    • gird.

    • package.

    • head.

    assistance

    • aid.

    give

    • part with,
    • given,
    • pony up,
    • passed down,
    • deeded,
    • throw in,
    • fork over,
    • Leasing,
    • parcel out,
    • parting with,
    • ponies up,
    • lease,
    • lavish upon,
    • parceled out,
    • let have,
    • deeding,
    • ante up,
    • make over,
    • pass down,
    • made over,
    • lay upon,
    • laid upon,
    • heap upon,
    • parted with,
    • parts with,
    • parcelling out.

    inheritance

    • heirloom,
    • patrimony.

    legacy

    • inheritance.

    Other relevant words:

    • proffer,
    • entrusting,
    • give,
    • fork out,
    • bestow,
    • shell out,
    • forked out,
    • honor with,
    • sweeten the kitty,
    • render to,
    • handed out,
    • present,
    • Gifting.

    plunder

    • booty.

    present

    • laid on,
    • lay on,
    • Presenting,
    • laying on,
    • put forth,
    • put at disposal,
    • come with.

    proffer

    • make a pitch,
    • Handing,
    • tenders,
    • Volunteering,
    • handed,
    • hit on,
    • Tendering,
    • Tendered.

How to use «Gift» in context?

When it comes to giving a gift, there are so many things to consider! In this article, we’ll talk about different types of gifts and some things to keep in mind when selecting a gift.

Types of Gifts:

-Gift cards

-Crated items

-Food

-Home goods

When you’re selecting a gift, it’s important to think about the person you’re giving it to. Different people like different types of gifts.

Paraphrases for Gift:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Proper noun, singular
      donation, donations, freebies.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      donation, flair, knack, Gifting, giftware.
  • Independent

    • Noun, singular or mass
      blessing, boon, ceremony, data, endowment, genius, giver, merchandise, pledge, poison, articles, vows.
  • Other Related

    • Noun, singular or mass
      souvenir, talent.

Hyponym for Gift:

  • n.

    • possession
      acquisition.

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Synonyms:
accommodate,
adapt,
adjust,
alter,
alternate,
commute,
convert,
diminish,
diverge,
diversify.

Resources

  • GIFT synonyms at Thesaurus.com
  • GIFT synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
  • Powerthesaurus.org
    — GIFT synonyms
  • Collins Dictionary — synonyms of GIFT
  • YourDictionary
    — another words for GIFT

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