fare
The word “fare” has 1 syllable: fare
It's pronounced as /feər/
What is synonym and antonym for fare?
In the thesaurus, “fare” has 148 synonyms and 46 antonyms.
Here are synonyms and antonyms for fare along with examples of usage in sentences.
Synonyms for fare
- accelerate
- actuate
- advance
- afford
- aliment
- approach
- banquet
- board
- book
- bread
- break bread
- breakfast
- carry on
- charge
- check
- chow
- chuck
- come
- come along
- comestibles
- commissary
- commons
- contrive
- cope
- diet
- dig in
- dine
- dine out
- dish
- do
- drive
- eat
- eatables
- eats
- edibles
- eke out
- ensilage
- expense
- fast-forward
- feast
- feed
- fend for oneself
- finger food
- fodder
- food
- foodstuffs
- forage
- forge
- gain ground
- get along
- get by
- get on
- glut
- go
- go along
- go off
- gorge
- gormandize
- graze
- grub
- handle
- happen
- hie
- impel
- journey
- last
- lunch
- make do
- make ends meet
- make headway
- make out
- make shift
- manage
- march
- meal
- meals
- meat
- menu
- mess
- muddle through
- natural food
- near
- nibble
- nosh
- nourishment
- nurture
- nutriment
- overeat
- overfeed
- pace
- pap
- partake
- pass
- passage
- pick
- picnic
- pig out
- plate
- platter
- price
- proceed
- progress
- propel
- prosper
- prove
- provender
- provision
- provisions
- push
- rations
- refresh
- refreshments
- regale
- repair
- repast
- run
- scrounge
- serving
- shift
- silage
- slop
- slug
- snack
- speed
- spread
- squeeze
- stagger
- sup
- supplies
- survive
- sustenance
- swill
- swing
- table
- take out
- tariff
- ticket
- token
- toll
- travel
- tucker
- viands
- victual
- victuals
- vittles
- wend
- wrest
- wring
Antonyms for fare
- arrest
- balk
- bane
- block
- cease
- check
- collapse
- cramp
- decline
- delay
- detain
- diet
- fail
- fall short
- fast
- fizzle
- flounder
- give up
- halt
- hamper
- hinder
- hold back
- impede
- inhibit
- interrupt
- let up
- nip
- obstruct
- pause
- poison
- regress
- remain
- repress
- retard
- slump
- stall
- stand
- stay
- stem
- stop
- stunt
- suppress
- toxin
- venom
- wait
- wane
Meanings of fare
- noun
- A going; journey; travel; voyage; course; passage.
- Money paid for a transport ticket.
- A paying passenger, especially in a taxi.
- Food and drink.
- Supplies for consumption or pleasure.
- A prostitute's client.
- verb
- To go, travel.
- To get along, succeed (well or badly); to be in any state, or pass through any experience, good or bad; to be attended with any circumstances or train of events.
- To eat, dine.
- To happen well, or ill.
- To move along; proceed; progress; advance.
Example Sentences
- The bus fare increased by 20% this year.
- She asked if the fare to the airport was included in the price.
- The restaurant offers a variety of fare from different cuisines.
- His performance in the competition was a fare that impressed everyone.
- The evening fare included a delicious selection of appetizers.
On this page you'll find 194 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to fare, such as: accelerate, actuate, advance, afford, aliment, approach, arrest.
Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.
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able-bodied seaman
- able seaman
- coxswain
- crewman
- deckhand
- gob
- hearty
- jack
- jack-tar
- lime-juicer
- limey
- lubber
- mariner
- navigator
- powerboater
- sailboater
- sailor
- salt
- sea dog
- seafarer
- seaman
- shipman
- shipmate
- swab
- swabbie
- swabby
- tar
able-bodied seamen
- able seamen
- coxswains
- crewmen
- deckhands
- gobs
- hearties
- jack-tars
- jacks
- lime-juicers
- limeys
- lubbers
- mariners
- navigators
- powerboaters
- sailboaters
- sailors
- salts
- sea dogs
- seafarers
- seamen
- shipmates
- shipmen
- swabbies
- swabs
- tars