Synonyms for deliver
dɪˈlɪv ərde·liv·er

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1. deliver

   To give is primarily to transfer to another's possession or ownership without compensation; in its secondary sense in popular use, it is to put into another's possession by any means and on any terms whatever; a buyer may say "Give me the goods, and I will give you the money;" we speak of giving answers, information, etc., and often of giving what is not agreeable to the recipient, as blows, medicine, reproof; but when there is nothing in the context to indicate the contrary, give is always understood in its primary sense; as, this book was given me. Give thus becomes, like get, a term of such general import as to be a synonym for a wide variety of words. To grant is to put into one's possession in some formal way, or by authoritative act; as, Congress grants lands to a railroad corporation. To speak of granting a favor carries a claim or concession of superiority on the part of the one by whom the grant may be made; to confer has a similar sense; as, to confer a degree or an honor; we grant a request or petition, but do not confer it. To impart is to give of that which one still, to a greater or less degree, retains; the teacher imparts instruction. To bestow is to give that of which the receiver stands in especial need; we bestow alms.

   Synonyms:
   bestow, cede, communicate, confer, furnish, give, grant, impart, supply

   Preposition:
   We give money to a person for a thing, for a purpose, etc. (or without proposition, give a person a sum of money); we give a thing to or into one's care or keeping; the weary fugitive gave himself up to his pursuers.

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1. deliver

   Synonyms:
   liberate, free, save, utter, set free, surrender, yield, transmit, concede, give up, rescue, pronounce, hand, give, entrust, consign

   Antonyms:
   confine, capture, suppress, retain, betray, withdraw, assume, appropriate, misdeliver

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1. deliver, presentverb

   deliver (a speech, oration, or idea)

   "The commencement speaker presented a forceful speech that impressed the students"

   Synonyms:
   extradite, rescue, portray, hand over, demo, exhibit, introduce, show, return, acquaint, save, fork over, fork up, present, have, lay out, deport, give, surrender, redeem, gift, salute, give up, turn in, birth, represent, render, pitch, cede, confront, demonstrate, stage, fork out, face, award, drive home, pose, give birth, submit, bear

2. deliververb

   bring to a destination, make a delivery

   "our local super market delivers"

   Synonyms:
   pitch, have, fork out, bear, surrender, return, redeem, extradite, deport, rescue, turn in, cede, fork up, hand over, drive home, give up, fork over, present, give birth, birth, render, save

3. hand over, fork over, fork out, fork up, turn in, deliver, renderverb

   to surrender someone or something to another

   "the guard delivered the criminal to the police"; "render up the prisoners"; "render the town to the enemy"; "fork over the money"

   Synonyms:
   supply, go to bed, extradite, rescue, crawl in, hand over, surrender, try, show, retire, depict, put on, save, fork over, fork up, present, have, generate, deport, give, return, redeem, hit the sack, translate, give up, turn in, birth, render, bed, pitch, sack out, picture, yield, hit the hay, go to sleep, fork out, furnish, cede, provide, drive home, interpret, kip down, give birth, submit, bear

4. rescue, deliververb

   free from harm or evil

   Synonyms:
   pitch, have, fork out, bear, surrender, return, redeem, extradite, deport, rescue, turn in, cede, fork up, hand over, drive home, give up, fork over, present, give birth, birth, render, save

5. extradite, deliver, deportverb

   hand over to the authorities of another country

   "They extradited the fugitive to his native country so he could be tried there"

   Synonyms:
   pitch, have, fork out, bear, conduct, surrender, return, redeem, extradite, acquit, deport, rescue, turn in, exile, cede, fork up, hand over, drive home, expatriate, give up, fork over, present, comport, carry, give birth, birth, render, behave, save

6. render, deliver, returnverb

   pass down

   "render a verdict"; "deliver a judgment"

   Synonyms:
   supply, rejoin, bring back, extradite, rescue, hand over, surrender, try, retrovert, pass, show, return, depict, save, fork over, fork up, present, drive home, refund, hark back, deport, give back, repay, give, redeem, picture, turn back, come back, translate, retort, have, devolve, riposte, give up, turn in, birth, take back, revert, render, pitch, provide, recall, reelect, yield, regress, fork out, furnish, fall, cede, generate, interpret, give birth, submit, bear

7. deliververb

   utter (an exclamation, noise, etc.)

   "The students delivered a cry of joy"

   Synonyms:
   pitch, have, fork out, bear, surrender, return, redeem, extradite, deport, rescue, turn in, cede, fork up, hand over, drive home, give up, fork over, present, give birth, birth, render, save

8. deliver, redeem, saveverb

   save from sins

   Synonyms:
   spare, pull through, economize, extradite, ransom, rescue, hand over, carry through, surrender, make unnecessary, salvage, return, save, lay aside, fork up, present, have, deport, relieve, salve, redeem, hold open, keep, save up, give up, turn in, birth, render, fork over, pitch, preserve, write, keep open, fork out, cede, drive home, bring through, pay off, give birth, economise, bear

9. deliver, drive homeverb

   carry out or perform

   "deliver an attack", "deliver a blow"; "The boxer drove home a solid left"

   Synonyms:
   pitch, have, fork out, bear, surrender, return, redeem, extradite, deport, rescue, turn in, press home, cede, fork up, hand over, drive home, give up, fork over, present, ram home, give birth, birth, render, save

10. surrender, cede, deliver, give upverb

    relinquish possession or control over

    "The squatters had to surrender the building after the police moved in"

    Synonyms:
    spare, fork up, extradite, rescue, abandon, hand over, forfeit, surrender, dispense with, return, resign, save, fork over, forgo, concede, have, relinquish, throw in, deport, part with, fall by the wayside, redeem, lay off, waive, throw overboard, allow, cease, throw in the towel, give up, grant, discontinue, turn in, birth, stop, render, pitch, cede, present, yield, chuck up the sponge, renounce, fork out, drop out, free, drive home, drop by the wayside, kick, release, vacate, forego, give birth, quit, bear

11. deliver, pitchverb

    throw or hurl from the mound to the batter, as in baseball

    "The pitcher delivered the ball"

    Synonyms:
    cant, gear, extradite, rescue, huckster, hand over, surrender, cant over, flip, return, tilt, save, fork over, fork up, present, have, deport, redeem, peddle, sky, slant, give up, turn in, birth, render, pitch, lurch, toss, hawk, set up, shift, incline, fork out, cede, slope, drive home, vend, give birth, monger, bear

12. give birth, deliver, bear, birth, haveverb

    cause to be born

    "My wife had twins yesterday!"

    Synonyms:
    let, digest, take in, extradite, rescue, tolerate, get, hand over, comport, surrender, behave, make, return, give, save, fork over, fork up, present, stick out, expect, deport, possess, assume, pay, induce, take over, throw, redeem, have, put up, cause, carry, give up, turn in, support, stomach, birth, hold, have got, feature, stimulate, render, abide, pitch, cede, take, acquit, brook, yield, turn out, experience, conduct, fork out, suffer, endure, stand, gestate, drive home, contain, accept, sustain, own, ingest, consume, have a bun in the oven, give birth, receive, wear, bear

Matched Categories

1. • Bring
   • Communicate
   • Expel
   • Give
   • Save
   • Throw
   • Utter

Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. deliververb

   Synonyms:
   liberate, release, free, emancipate, set free, set at liberty

2. deliververb

   Synonyms:
   rescue, save, extricate, redeem

3. deliververb

   Synonyms:
   commit, transfer, give, pass over, make over

4. deliververb

   Synonyms:
   yield, cede, grant, surrender, relinquish, resign, give up

5. deliververb

   Synonyms:
   pronounce, utter, speak

6. deliververb

   Synonyms:
   discharge, deal, give forth

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1. List of paraphrases for "deliver":

   provide, offer, providing, give, delivery, achieve, delivering, produce, fulfil, implement, perform, offering, surrender, bring, make

Concise Medical Dictionary, by Joseph C Segen, MDRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. DELIVER

   Synonyms:
   The RX Achieve™ Drug-Eluting Coronary Stent System-CSS In the Treatment of Patients With De NoVo NativE CoronaRy Lesions

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1. Yong Ho:

   I want to deliver to my colleagues working around the world and North Korean elites that there is an alternative to North Korea, and the door is open.

2. Lujan Grisham:

   We're going to deliver a major boost. F-R-E-E, let's make it proof, it's been a really long time since I crossed the stage for my diploma at the University of New Mexico, but even though I spelled it out very slowly, I still know what FREE spells and I also know that free college for New Mexico students is the right thing to do.

3. Sergei Rudskoi:

   This is to ensure that all interested organisations have the opportunity to deliver their humanitarian assistance to the residents of Aleppo.

4. Nicolas Cage:

   I cant go into specifics or percentages or ratios, but yeah, money is a factor. Im going to be completely direct about that. Theres no reason not to be, there are times when its more of a factor than not. I still have to feel that, whether or not the movie around me entirely works, Ill be able to deliver something and be fun to watch. But yes, its no secret that mistakes have been made in my past that Ive had to try to correct. Financial mistakes happened with the real estate implosion that occurred, in which the lions share of everything I had earned was pretty much eradicated. But one thing I wasnt going to do was file for bankruptcy. I had this pride thing where I wanted to work my way through anything, which was both good and bad. Not all the movies have been blue chip, but Ive kept getting closer to my instrument.

5. Victoria Lamberth:

   I sometimes worry that my peers will think I'm less committed or not as high of a performer because I'm not putting in the hours that they are, but every time I think that I push it out of my mind to focus on product, and what I'm able to deliver to the organization.