What are the antonyms for TRANSPOSE?
- fix, continue, remain, remove, preserve, take, stagnate, moor, keep, hold, persist, stay, anchor, leave alone.
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Synonyms for TRANSPOSE
- locomote,
- reverse,
- score,
- communicate,
- fluctuate,
- move around,
- utilize,
- do into,
- denaturing,
- adjust,
- pile,
- paying back,
- convert,
- intussuscept,
- accompany,
- got away,
- crowded out,
- Change key,
- modulate,
- DO,
- upended,
- inverses,
- turn,
- transposition,
- oust,
- reform,
- metamorphose,
- change into,
- resettles,
- hook up,
- organize,
- contact with,
- turned inside out,
- lay out,
- moved backwards,
- turn over to,
- respond,
- readapting,
- traded,
- pass on,
- diversify,
- Retrograded,
- brought forward,
- commute,
- upturn,
- graft,
- supinate,
- resettle,
- over turn,
- go toward,
- yo-yos,
- transplant,
- Metamorphosed,
- alchemize,
- restyled,
- linking up,
- range,
- swop,
- transliterating,
- relay,
- forces out,
- moved around,
- get even with,
- Displant,
- bottom out,
- moving backwards,
- harmonize,
- Evolved,
- off-load,
- sign over,
- transform,
- EVERTS,
- compensate,
- baton,
- upturning,
- mailing,
- make clear,
- redisposition,
- dial back,
- transliterated,
- pronate,
- upends,
- removal,
- tampering with,
- up set,
- logroll,
- forcing out,
- agreement,
- consign,
- go backwards,
- blast away,
- fall back on,
- buy and sell,
- double back,
- write,
- replace,
- embark,
- switching,
- sort,
- Tendered,
- turning around,
- resettling,
- retaliate,
- Bandied,
- hark back,
- offloaded,
- turn the tables,
- around,
- set to music,
- revise,
- tampered with,
- flipflop,
- gets away,
- correspondence,
- reset,
- passes on,
- repositioning,
- draw on,
- bandy,
- hand on,
- up turn,
- get away,
- spread,
- shift,
- interface,
- turn over new leaf,
- turn the scale,
- getting away,
- resettled,
- remakes,
- off-loaded,
- reassign,
- represent,
- deeding,
- convey,
- reoriented,
- transmute,
- assign,
- counterchange,
- modify,
- mapping,
- articulation,
- passed on,
- set,
- transmit,
- turned the tables,
- swap,
- denatured,
- tenders,
- crowd out,
- blast,
- link up,
- turnaround,
- put,
- castling,
- deport,
- re-formed,
- offloading,
- channel,
- matrix,
- sing different tune,
- offload,
- reorienting,
- denatures,
- take up where left off,
- mutate,
- substitution,
- interacting,
- Faulted,
- dislocate,
- go away,
- taxi,
- reorient,
- revert,
- hand over,
- atmospherics,
- flip,
- invaginate,
- drag,
- resets,
- Retrograding,
- recalibrate,
- Metaphrase,
- emigrate,
- beat out,
- change gears,
- disestablish,
- go over to,
- redeployment,
- deals in,
- Transplace,
- interchange,
- restyling,
- import,
- disseminate,
- harmonise,
- move over,
- map,
- bring forward,
- Tendering,
- metastasize,
- pass to,
- everting,
- capsize,
- backtrack,
- deviate,
- replacement,
- transposed,
- heap,
- turned back,
- handed,
- reorder,
- set before,
- switch,
- transit,
- interfaces,
- send,
- consume,
- flip-flop,
- relocate,
- ship,
- over,
- move,
- return,
- swap places,
- mail,
- went away,
- going away,
- change position,
- give and take,
- turn down,
- export,
- extradite,
- transport,
- alternate,
- collate,
- edge,
- move backwards,
- off-loads,
- disestablished,
- evaginate,
- remake,
- impart,
- instrument,
- invert,
- readapted,
- refashioned,
- mislay,
- retrovert,
- offloads,
- bottoming out,
- chime,
- bang out,
- transfuse,
- translate,
- linked up,
- turning inside out,
- repositioned,
- goes away,
- displace,
- novelize,
- renewal,
- castled,
- instrumentate,
- upend,
- parallelism,
- transfer,
- expel,
- render,
- alter,
- turn topsy-turvy,
- reversal,
- horse trading,
- transposes,
- change by reversal,
- shifting,
- got going,
- back,
- convert into,
- Transposer,
- upset,
- lose,
- symmetry,
- turn back,
- bring in,
- taxied,
- off-loading,
- Handing,
- get going,
- repositions,
- horse trade,
- denature,
- make innovations,
- melodize,
- Everted,
- Resupinate,
- inverse,
- turning back,
- turn over,
- taxis,
- perfuse,
- Bandying,
- rotate,
- transliterates,
- pay back,
- substitute,
- resetting,
- orchestrate,
- puzzle out,
- pass the buck,
- moves,
- reorients,
- be quits with,
- permute,
- relegate,
- transubstantiate,
- pass,
- fictionalize,
- fall off the wagon,
- subvert,
- restyle,
- make over,
- deliver,
- layer,
- permutation,
- delegate,
- Propone,
- grow into,
- pass into,
- overturn,
- refashion,
- fictionize,
- interact,
- deeded,
- waft,
- turn the corner,
- return the compliment,
- shuffle,
- turn upside down,
- translocate,
- Exchanging,
- flip-flopping,
- Transposing,
- remaking,
- dealing in,
- force out,
- order,
- evert,
- shunt,
- propones,
- tamper with,
- interfacing,
- deal in,
- refashioning,
- vary,
- converted into,
- requite,
- interfaced,
- rearrange,
- use,
- transcribe,
- diffuse,
- Faulting,
- Worded,
- made clear,
- transpose,
- switch over,
- transformed,
- go back,
- passing on,
- headed for,
- readapt,
- trade,
- Expulse,
- swap horses,
- over set,
- warp,
- Flipping,
- tampers with,
- yo-yo,
- inversed,
- turned around,
- throw,
- switch around,
- exploit,
- reposition,
- turn in,
- balance,
- compose,
- shift gears,
- get back at,
- be coming,
- transmogrify,
- gotten away,
- apply,
- cash in,
- head for,
- reworded,
- transliterate,
- Resumed,
- revolve,
- recalibrating,
- channelise,
- turn around,
- made over,
- blend,
- Revolutionizing,
- change,
- cooperate,
- recalibrated,
- getting going,
- introvert,
- YOYO,
- inter-change,
- pass over,
- skip out,
- retrogrades,
- arrange,
- adapt,
- Reversing,
- budge,
- channelize,
- commutation,
- vacillate,
- turn inside out,
- transfigure,
- Re-form,
- tack,
- exchange,
- reciprocate,
- taxiing,
- throw back,
- post,
- symphonize,
- upending,
- paid back.
Usage Examples for TRANSPOSE
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" It may take a little longer; if it does, you and Dalla can transpose to Police Terminal and take a rocket for Zarabar Equivalent, and transpose from there to Passenger Sixteen. - "Time Crime" by H. Beam Piper
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It is not even certain that they are all from the same hand, as, unless we transpose two verses, the alphabetic order of the first poem differs from that of the other three, and the number of elegiacs- three- in each verse of the first two poems, differs from the number- one- in the third, and two in the fourth. - "Introduction to the Old Testament" by John Edgar McFadyen
