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Bring To Ones Feet Antonyms

Trying to find opposite word for bring to ones feet in English? No problem. Our site contains antonyms of bring to ones feet in 24 different contexts. We have listed all the opposite words for bring to ones feet alphabetically.

bore
  • bother
  • bromide
  • bummer
  • creep
  • deadhead
  • downer
  • drag
  • drip
  • dull person
  • flat tire
  • headache
  • nag
  • nudge
  • pain
  • pain in the neck
  • pest
  • pill
  • soporific
  • stuffed shirt
calm
  • at a standstill
  • at peace
  • bland
  • breathless
  • breezeless
  • bucolic
  • cool
  • halcyon
  • harmonious
  • hushed
  • in order
  • inactive
  • low-key
  • mild
  • motionless
  • pacific
  • pastoral
  • placid
  • quiescent
deaden
  • KO
  • abate
  • alleviate
  • anesthetize
  • benumb
  • blunt
  • check
  • chloroform
  • consume
  • cushion
  • damp
  • dampen
  • depress
  • deprive
  • desensitize
  • destroy
  • devitalize
  • dim
  • dope
delight
  • contentment
  • delectation
  • ecstasy
  • enchantment
  • felicity
  • fruition
  • gladness
  • glee
  • gratification
  • hilarity
  • jollity
  • joy
  • joyance
  • mirth
  • pleasure
  • rapture
  • relish
  • satisfaction
  • transport
demote
  • bench
  • break
  • bump
  • bust
  • declass
  • degrade
  • demean
  • demerit
  • dismiss
  • disrate
  • hold back
  • kick downstairs
  • lower
  • reduce
  • relegate
  • set back
depress
  • abase
  • afflict
  • ail
  • bear down
  • beat
  • beat down
  • bother
  • bug
  • bum out
  • cast down
  • chill
  • cow
  • damp
  • dampen
  • darken
  • daunt
  • debase
  • debilitate
  • degrade
destroy
  • abort
  • annihilate
  • annul
  • axe
  • blot out
  • break down
  • butcher
  • consume
  • cream
  • crush
  • damage
  • deface
  • desolate
  • despoil
  • dismantle
  • dispatch
  • end
  • eradicate
  • erase
deter
  • act like a wet blanket
  • avert
  • block
  • caution
  • chill
  • cool
  • damp
  • dampen
  • daunt
  • debar
  • disadvise
  • discourage
  • dissuade
  • divert
  • forestall
  • forfend
  • frighten
  • hinder
  • impede
discourage
  • abash
  • afflict
  • alarm
  • appall
  • awe
  • beat down
  • bother
  • break one's heart
  • bully
  • cast down
  • chill
  • confuse
  • cow
  • dampen
  • dash
  • daunt
  • deject
  • demoralize
  • deprecate
disenchant
  • abort
  • baffle
  • balk
  • bring to naught
  • bungle
  • cast down
  • chagrin
  • circumvent
  • come to nothing
  • dash
  • dash hopes
  • deceive
  • delude
  • disconcert
  • disgruntle
  • dishearten
  • disillusion
  • dissatisfy
  • dumbfound
dishearten
  • cast down
  • chill
  • crush
  • damp
  • dampen
  • dash
  • daunt
  • deject
  • demoralize
  • deter
  • discourage
  • disincline
  • dismay
  • disparage
  • dispirit
  • get down
  • humble
  • humiliate
  • indispose
dissuade
  • advise against
  • caution against
  • chicken out
  • counsel
  • cry out against
  • deprecate
  • derail
  • deter
  • disadvise
  • discourage
  • disincline
  • divert
  • exhort
  • expostulate
  • faze
  • hinder
  • lean on
  • persuade not to
  • prevent
dull
  • addled
  • backward
  • besotted
  • boring
  • brainless
  • daffy
  • daft
  • dense
  • dim
  • dim-witted
  • doltish
  • dumb
  • feeble-minded
  • half-baked
  • ignorant
  • imbecilic
  • indolent
  • insensate
  • low
end
  • borderline
  • bound
  • boundary
  • butt end
  • confine
  • cusp
  • deadline
  • edge
  • extent
  • extremity
  • foot
  • head
  • heel
  • limitation
  • neb
  • nib
  • point
  • prong
  • spire
halt
  • arrest
  • break
  • break-off
  • close
  • cutoff
  • freeze
  • grinding halt
  • impasse
  • interruption
  • layoff
  • letup
  • pause
  • screaming halt
  • screeching halt
  • stand
  • standstill
  • stop
  • termination
lose
  • be careless
  • be impoverished
  • be reduced
  • become poorer
  • bereave
  • capitulate
  • consume
  • default
  • deplete
  • disinherit
  • displace
  • dispossess
  • dissipate
  • divest
  • drain
  • drop
  • exhaust
  • expend
  • fail
make happy
  • appease
  • bewitch
  • captivate
  • charm
  • delight
  • enrapture
  • gladden
  • gratify
  • humor
  • indulge
  • mollify
  • placate
  • reconcile
  • satisfy
  • suffice
  • thrill
  • tickle
please
  • amuse
  • charm
  • cheer
  • content
  • enchant
  • entertain
  • fill the bill
  • gladden
  • go over big
  • grab
  • gratify
  • hit the spot
  • humor
  • indulge
  • kill
  • make the grade
  • overjoy
  • satisfy
  • score
prevent
  • anticipate
  • arrest
  • avert
  • avoid
  • baffle
  • balk
  • bar
  • block
  • check
  • chill
  • cool
  • cork
  • counter
  • counteract
  • dam
  • debar
  • defend against
  • foil
  • forbid
put out
  • aggravate
  • anger
  • annoy
  • bother
  • burn
  • confound
  • discomfit
  • discommode
  • discompose
  • disconcert
  • discountenance
  • disoblige
  • displease
  • dissatisfy
  • disturb
  • embarrass
  • exasperate
  • gall
  • get
ruin
  • atrophy
  • bane
  • bankruptcy
  • bath
  • breakdown
  • collapse
  • confusion
  • crackup
  • crash
  • crumbling
  • damage
  • decay
  • defeat
  • degeneracy
  • degeneration
  • demolition
  • destitution
  • destruction
  • deterioration
stop
  • bar
  • barricade
  • blank wall
  • block
  • blockade
  • break
  • break off
  • brick wall
  • cease
  • cessation
  • check
  • close
  • closing
  • conclusion
  • control
  • cutoff
  • desistance
  • discontinuation
  • ending
wait
  • down
  • downtime
  • halt
  • hold
  • hold-up
  • interim
  • interval
  • on hold
  • rest
  • stay
  • time wasted
weaken
  • abate
  • adulterate
  • break up
  • cripple
  • crumble
  • cut
  • debase
  • debilitate
  • decline
  • decrease
  • depress
  • devitalize
  • dilute
  • diminish
  • droop
  • dwindle
  • ease up
  • enervate
  • exhaust

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