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Antonyms:
be active,
change,
move
Often used in the same context:
remainder,
whole,
the,
back,
all,
throughout,
bulk,
everybody,
everyone,
recuperation,
out,
stay,
them,
this,
everything,
laurels,
whatever,
way,
mates,
second,
hell,
anyways,
where,
what,
godforsaken,
within,
down,
sign in,
while,
half,
mope,
chunk,
stretches,
middle,
each,
but,
vice versa,
ourselves,
off,
that,
return,
fifths,
eternity,
him,
ours,
nagging,
portion,
periphery,
parts,
slop pail,
whoever,
nobody,
one,
microcosm,
anybody,
end,
brethren,
another,
teammates,
yourselves,
betterment,
unfortunates,
wallow,
players,
thickly settled,
thataway,
tightly knit,
allright,
every,
comforts,
sneezes,
pacing,
hades,
linger,
starters,
semblance,
convalescence,
guys,
rigors,
meantime,
our,
until,
gustiest,
right,
merry,
slack,
tomorrows,
destiny,
things,
fellahs,
starers,
cushion,
warmup,
ought,
breather,
heck,
outside,
purgatory,
should,
sake,
meander,
reckoning,
repose,
respite,
continuance,
sleep,
refreshment,
sabbath,
peace,
leisure,
quiet,
vacation,
reprieve,
siesta,
tranquillity,
bliss,
fruition,
furlough,
intermission,
abiding,
holiday,
weary,
fevered,
bruised,
lier,
numb,
cramped,
numbed,
fleshless,
ner,
restless,
sweaty,
..,
allotted,
feverish,
languid,
outstretched,
own,
resting,
sleepless
More specific:
armrest,
blow,
breath,
breather,
breathing place,
breathing space,
breathing spell,
breathing time,
catch some z's,
chin rest,
dormancy,
drowse,
headrest,
keep,
kip,
kneel,
leftover,
leisure,
lie,
lie-in,
log z's,
quiescence,
quiescency,
remnant,
sit tight,
sleep,
sleeping,
slumber,
stand,
stay fresh,
stay together,
stick together,
whole rest
Appears in the definition of:
accumbent,
alight,
apheresis,
balance of international payments,
balance of payments,
between,
book of exodus,
burnside,
cervix,
chin rest,
clinch,
communion,
contact arm,
convalescence,
cowlick,
cut,
dado,
damselfly,
darning needle,
day of rest,
decompress,
decumbent,
devil's darning needle,
disassociation,
dissociation,
dominicus,
dormant,
dragonfly,
electrostatic charge,
end,
exodus,
extraneous,
falsely,
first law of motion,
footrest,
footstool,
for all practical purposes,
gazebo,
greenroom,
half binding,
half rest,
harassing fire,
headrest,
hibernatinga,
holiday,
hydrostatic,
incarcerate,
incomparable,
inertia,
inglorious,
intermittent claudication,
jansenism,
key,
khalif,
khalifah,
kneel,
land,
lay-by,
lean against,
lean on,
librate,
light,
longingly,
loosen up,
lord's day,
meditatively,
mosquito hawk,
mutton chop,
neck,
newton's first law,
newton's first law of motion,
oddment,
once,
ottoman,
oxygen debt,
paint,
peculiar velocity,
perch,
pheresis,
piece,
pillow,
pit stop,
plain sailing,
plasmapheresis,
plateletpheresis,
privy,
prorate,
quarter rest,
reclining,
recovery,
recumbent,
recuperation,
refreshment,
relativistic mass,
relax,
relaxing,
remainder,
remnant,
reposeful,
rest-cure,
restful,
restless,
restlessness,
rest area,
rest day,
rest energy,
rest mass,
rest on,
roost,
roulette,
rutherford atom,
sabbath,
scrap,
settle,
set down,
sewing needle,
side-whiskers,
sideburn,
skeeter hawk,
sleep,
slow down,
slumber,
snake doctor,
snake feeder,
stage whisper,
stair,
step,
stick figure,
stipulate,
stroke,
stump,
summerhouse,
sun,
sunday,
three-quarter binding,
torpid,
unbend,
uneasiness,
uneasy,
unwind,
vacation,
wainscot,
war of the austrian succession,
whole rest,
window,
wiper,
wiper arm
More general:
attach to,
be,
break,
component,
component part,
death,
inaction,
inactiveness,
inactivity,
inhere in,
intermission,
intermit,
interruption,
lay,
musical notation,
occur,
part,
pause,
place,
portion,
pose,
position,
put,
set,
sit,
sit down,
support,
suspension
Synonyms:
breathe,
catch one's breath,
ease,
eternal rest,
eternal sleep,
lie,
perch,
pillow,
quietus,
relaxation,
relief,
remain,
remainder,
repose,
reside,
residual,
residue,
residuum,
respite,
rest period,
roost,
sleep,
stay,
take a breather
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— Nouns for rest:
rooms,
periods,
houses,
house,
pain,
period,
minutes,
hands,
thee,
head,
awhile,
more...
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