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Give Marching Orders Antonyms

Trying to find opposite word for give marching orders in English? No problem. Our site contains antonyms of give marching orders in 6 different contexts. We have listed all the opposite words for give marching orders 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
  • tedious person
  • tiresome person
dull
  • addled
  • backward
  • besotted
  • boring
  • brainless
  • daffy
  • daft
  • dense
  • dim
  • dim-witted
  • doltish
  • dumb
  • feeble-minded
  • half-baked
  • ignorant
  • imbecilic
  • indolent
  • insensate
  • low
  • moronic
  • not bright
employ
  • apply
  • bestow
  • bring to bear
  • engage
  • exercise
  • exert
  • exploit
  • fill
  • handle
  • keep busy
  • manipulate
  • occupy
  • operate
  • put to use
  • spend
  • take up
  • use
  • use up
  • utilize
hire
  • add to payroll
  • appoint
  • authorize
  • book
  • bring in
  • bring on board
  • carry
  • charter
  • contract for
  • delegate
  • draft
  • employ
  • empower
  • engage
  • enlist
  • exploit
  • fill a position
  • find help
  • give a break
  • give job to
  • give work
hold
  • authority
  • clasp
  • clench
  • clinch
  • clout
  • clutch
  • control
  • dominance
  • dominion
  • grip
  • influence
  • occupancy
  • occupation
  • ownership
  • pull
  • purchase
  • retention
  • sway
  • tenacity
  • tenure
keep
  • accumulate
  • amass
  • cache
  • care for
  • carry
  • conduct
  • conserve
  • control
  • deal in
  • deposit
  • detain
  • direct
  • enjoy
  • garner
  • grasp
  • grip
  • have
  • heap
  • hold back
  • manage
  • own

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