Antonyms for inter
ɪnˈtɜrin·ter

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1. interverb

   Antonyms:
   disentomb, dig up, unearth, disinter, exhume

   Synonyms:
   inhume, inearth, bury, entomb

2. interverb

   To bury in a grave.

   Synonyms:
   inearth, entomb, inhume, bury

   Antonyms:
   unearth, exhume, disentomb, disinter, dig up

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1. inter

   Hide is the general term, including all the rest, signifying to put out of sight or beyond ready observation or approach; a thing may be hidden by intention, by accident, or by the imperfection of the faculties of the one from whom it is hidden; in their games, children hide the slipper, or hide themselves from each other; a man unconsciously hides a picture from another by standing before it, or hides a thing from himself by laying something else over it. Even an unconscious object may hide another; as, a cloud hides the sun, or a building hides some part of the prospect by intervening between it and the observer's position. As an act of persons, to conceal is always intentional; one may hide his face in anger, grief, or abstraction; he conceals his face when he fears recognition. A house is hidden by foliage; the bird's nest is artfully concealed. Secrete is a stronger word than conceal, and is used chiefly of such material objects as may be separated from the person, or from their ordinary surroundings, and put in unlooked-for places; a man conceals a scar on his face, but does not secrete it; a thief secretes stolen goods; an officer may also be said to secrete himself to watch the thief. A thing is covered by putting something over or around it, whether by accident or design; it is screened by putting something before it, always with some purpose of protection from observation, inconvenience, attack, censure, etc. In the figurative use, a person may hide honorable feelings; he conceals an evil or hostile intent. Anything which is effectually covered and hidden under any mass or accumulation is buried. Money is buried in the ground; a body is buried in the sea; a paper is buried under other documents. Whatever is buried is hidden or concealed; but there are many ways of hiding or concealing a thing without burying it. So a person may be covered with wraps, and not buried under them. Bury may be used of any object, entomb and inter only of a dead body. Figuratively, one may be said to be buried in business, in study, etc. Compare IMMERSE; PALLIATE.

   Antonyms:
   admit, advertise, avow, betray, confess, disclose, discover, disinter, divulge, exhibit, exhume, expose, lay bare, lay open, make known, reveal, manifest, promulgate, publish, raise, show, tell, uncover, unmask, unveil

   Synonyms:
   bury, cloak, conceal, cover, disguise, dissemble, entomb, hide, mask, overwhelm, screen, secrete, suppress, veil

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1. inter

   Antonyms:
   exhume, disinter

   Synonyms:
   bury, inhume, entomb

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1. bury, entomb, inhume, inter, lay to restverb

   place in a grave or tomb

   "Stalin was buried behind the Kremlin wall on Red Square"; "The pharaohs were entombed in the pyramids"; "My grandfather was laid to rest last Sunday"

   Synonyms:
   eat up, swallow up, entomb, immerse, swallow, lay to rest, sink, inhume, forget, bury

How to use inter in a sentence?

1. James Mattis:

   This took us over a year as we dealt with it on the inter-agency... you saw it was not a hasty decision immediately after inauguration and I can assure you that the chairman and I were given full hearing.

2. Moon Jae-in:

   I think President Trump deserves big credit for bringing about the inter-Korean talks, it could be a resulting work of the U.S.-led sanctions and pressure.

3. Ekujumi Olarenwaju:

   Thus far scientifically, no one can say this is the reason, one of the plausible reasons is the hereditary aspect of it because maybe over the years they inter-marry, they now have that gene being pooled and concentrated in that environment.

4. State Department spokesman John Kirby:

   The decision to do this wasn’t taken lightly. It was done after careful thought and consideration, and inter-agency coordination, the timing of it was completely considered independently of the Nuclear Security Summit and the visit here to Washington by Turkish officials.

5. Seifar Aponza:

   He was really bad at traveling, when we would go to inter-municipal games he would almost always vomit.

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