Synonyms for put back
put back

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1. replace, put backverb

   put something back where it belongs

   "replace the book on the shelf after you have finished reading it"; "please put the clean dishes back in the cabinet when you have washed them"

   Synonyms:
   supervene upon, exchange, supercede, set back, knock back, supersede, supplant, replace, interchange, substitute

2. set back, knock back, put backverb

   cost a certain amount

   "My daughter's wedding set me back $20,000"

   Synonyms:
   table, shelve, put over, postpone, remit, set back, put off, hold over, knock back, replace, prorogue, defer

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1. rehome

   to rehome, sometimes we are placing things/people back to their original home or place.

   the illegal alien was rehomed (put back) to his native country.

   Submitted by rinat on July 7, 2017  

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1. put back

   Synonyms:
   replace, restore, reinstate, retard, impede, delay, hinder

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1. Lucas Johnson:

   All our scientific data shows that kids are the least susceptible to COVID but the most vulnerable to everything we’ve been doing, i will continue to fight as hard as I can until kids are put back into a normal environment in school.

2. Kris Vosburgh:

   We're talking about real money here, this is money that's not available for health care or education, for public safety or put back in taxpayers' pockets so they have something to spend. This is money being drawn out of the system for a program that is going to serve very few people.

3. Donald Trump:

   Marco Rubio has a disaster on his finances -- he has a disaster on his credit cards, when you check his credit cards, take a look at what he has done with the Republican Party when he had access, what he had to put back in, and whether or not something should have happened.

4. Mark Hamrick:

   If that [wage-price spiral] were to begin, that’s very difficult to put back in the would-be bottle after the fact, in trying to essentially dampen demand for workers through higher interest rates — a rather inelegant tool to try to achieve that result — they’re just trying to manage that risk.

5. Todd Lowenstein:

   Could inflation become entrenched ? The Fed doesn't want to fight The Fed right now, but historically the issue is that inflation is like toothpaste in a tube. The Fed's impossible to put back.