Antonyms for have onhave on

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1. wear, have onverb

   be dressed in

   "She was wearing yellow that day"

   Synonyms:
   wear thin, weary, hold out, wear upon, get into, wear, fatigue, assume, put on, break, tire, wear off, wear out, fag out, bust, fall apart, outwear, don, tire out, bear, wear down, endure, jade

How to use have on in a sentence?

1. Labriah Lee Holt:

   When you have on a push-up bra and a fringed skirt, it can sometimes, unfortunately, feel like it comes with the territory, i never experienced anything where someone on the professional staff or the team said something or made me feel that way. But you definitely experience that when you encounter people who have been drinking beer.

2. De Zayas:

   I am especially worried about the impact that investor-state-arbitrations (ISDS) have already had and foreseeably will have on human rights, in particular the provision which allows investors to challenge domestic legislation and administrative decisions if these can potentially reduce their profits.

3. Sukhjinder Singh:

   Justice is the insurance which we have on our lives and property. Obedience is the premium which we pay for it. So Like Justice and Obedience Insurance policies will make our life perfect from all the way.

4. Zhang Jihong:

   It is too early to predict what influence the stock crash will have on the real economy.

5. Oliver Weisberg:

   We're very excited to once again host this legendary night of music, and are especially proud of the impact it will have on our Brooklyn community through the creation of local jobs, we deeply appreciate the support and advice of state and local government officials, as well as our internal management and team of medical experts, all of whom have been working hard to ensure the health and safety of everyone involved, and we will continue to closely follow their guidance throughout every step of the planning process with our partners at ViacomCBS.

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