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Disestablish Antonyms

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aid
  • advancement
  • advice
  • advocacy
  • alleviation
  • allowance
  • assist
  • assistance
  • attention
  • backing
  • backup
  • benefaction
  • benefit
  • benevolence
allow
  • acquiesce
  • avow
  • concede
  • confess
  • grant
  • let on
  • own
approve
  • accept
  • acclaim
  • admire
  • applaud
  • appreciate
  • approbate
  • be big on
  • commend
  • countenance
  • esteem
  • face it
  • favor
  • go along with
assist
  • abetment
  • aid
  • assistance
  • backing
  • benefit
  • boost
  • collaboration
  • comfort
  • compensation
  • cooperation
  • facilitation
  • furtherance
  • hand
begin
  • activate
  • actualize
  • break ground
  • break the ice
  • bring about
  • bring to pass
  • cause
  • commence
  • create
  • do
  • drive
  • effect
  • embark on
build
  • body
  • conformation
  • constitution
  • figure
  • frame
  • habit
  • habitus
  • physique
  • shape
commence
  • arise
  • begin
  • come into being
  • come into existence
  • embark on
  • enter upon
  • get cracking
  • get going
  • get one's feet wet
  • get show on road
  • hit the ground running
  • inaugurate
  • initiate
confirm
  • affirm
  • approve
  • attest
  • authenticate
  • back
  • bear out
  • bless
  • buy
  • certify
  • check
  • check out
  • circumstantiate
  • corroborate
construct
  • build up
  • cobble up
  • compose
  • compound
  • constitute
  • cook up
  • create
  • design
  • dream up
  • elevate
  • engineer
  • envision
  • erect
continue
  • abide
  • advance
  • carry forward
  • draw out
  • endure
  • extend
  • forge ahead
  • get on with it
  • go on
  • hang in
  • keep at
  • keep on
  • keep on truckin'
create
  • actualize
  • author
  • beget
  • bring into being
  • bring into existence
  • bring to pass
  • build
  • cause to be
  • coin
  • compose
  • conceive
  • concoct
  • constitute
enact
  • achieve
  • appear as
  • depict
  • discourse
  • do
  • execute
  • go on
  • perform
  • personate
  • play
  • play the part of
  • playact
  • portray
establish
  • authorize
  • base
  • build
  • constitute
  • create
  • decree
  • domiciliate
  • enact
  • endow
  • ensconce
  • entrench
  • erect
  • fix
fix
  • box
  • corner
  • dilemma
  • embarrassment
  • hole
  • hot water
  • jam
  • mess
  • pickle
  • plight
  • predicament
  • quandary
  • scrape
give birth
  • bear
  • brainstorm
  • breed
  • bring forth
  • brood
  • cause
  • come up with
  • conceive
  • concoct
  • contrive
  • cook up
  • design
  • devise
help
  • advice
  • aid
  • assist
  • avail
  • balm
  • benefit
  • comfort
  • cooperation
  • corrective
  • cure
  • guidance
  • hand
  • helping hand
initiate
  • admit
  • begin
  • break the ice
  • come out with
  • come up with
  • commence
  • dream up
  • enter
  • get ball rolling
  • get feet wet
  • get under way
  • inaugurate
  • induct
institute
  • convention
  • decree
  • decretum
  • doctrine
  • dogma
  • edict
  • establishment
  • fixture
  • habit
  • maxim
  • ordinance
  • practice
  • precedent
keep
  • accumulate
  • amass
  • cache
  • care for
  • carry
  • conduct
  • conserve
  • control
  • deal in
  • deposit
  • detain
  • direct
  • enjoy
legalize
  • approve
  • authorize
  • clean up
  • codify
  • constitute
  • decree
  • decriminalize
  • enact
  • formulate
  • launder
  • legislate
  • legitimate
  • legitimatize
pass
  • canyon
  • cut
  • gap
  • gorge
  • passage
  • passageway
  • path
  • ravine
permit
  • admittance
  • allowance
  • charter
  • concession
  • consent
  • empowering
  • favor
  • franchise
  • go-ahead
  • grant
  • green light
  • indulgence
  • leave
promote
  • advertise
  • advocate
  • aid
  • assist
  • avail
  • back
  • befriend
  • benefit
  • bolster
  • boost
  • build up
  • call attention to
  • champion
ratify
  • accredit
  • approve
  • authenticate
  • bear out
  • bind
  • bless
  • certify
  • commission
  • confirm
  • consent
  • corroborate
  • endorse
  • establish
revive
  • animate
  • arouse
  • awaken
  • bounce back
  • breathe new life into
  • brighten
  • bring around
  • bring to
  • cheer
  • come around
  • come to life
  • comfort
  • console
sanction
  • acquiescence
  • allowance
  • approbation
  • approval
  • assent
  • authority
  • backing
  • confirmation
  • consent
  • countenance
  • encouragement
  • endorsement
  • fiat
save
  • bail out
  • come to rescue
  • defend
  • deliver
  • emancipate
  • extricate
  • free
  • get off the hook
  • get out of hock
  • give a break
  • liberate
  • pull out of fire
  • ransom
schedule
  • agenda
  • appointments
  • calendar
  • catalog
  • chart
  • diagram
  • docket
  • inventory
  • itinerary
  • lineup
  • list
  • order of business
  • program
set up
  • arrange
  • assemble
  • back
  • begin
  • build
  • build up
  • compose
  • constitute
  • construct
  • create
  • elevate
  • erect
  • establish
start
  • alpha
  • birth
  • bow
  • commencement
  • countdown
  • dawn
  • dawning
  • day one
  • derivation
  • embarkation
  • exit
  • first step
  • flying start
support
  • abutment
  • agency
  • back
  • backing
  • base
  • bed
  • bedding
  • block
  • brace
  • buttress
  • collar
  • column
  • cornerstone
uphold
  • advocate
  • aid
  • assist
  • back
  • back up
  • bolster
  • boost
  • brace
  • buoy up
  • buttress
  • carry
  • champion
  • confirm
validate
  • John Hancock
  • approve
  • authenticate
  • authorize
  • bear out
  • certify
  • confirm
  • constitute
  • corroborate
  • endorse
  • give stamp of approval
  • give the go-ahead
  • give the green light

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