fares

The word “fares” has 1 syllable: fares

It's pronounced as /fɛərz/


What is synonym and antonym for fares?

In the thesaurus, “fares” has 81 synonyms and 42 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for fares along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for fares

  • accelerates
  • actuates
  • advances
  • affords
  • approaches
  • banquets
  • boards
  • breakfasts
  • breaks bread
  • carries on
  • comes
  • comes along
  • contrives
  • copes
  • digs in
  • dines
  • dines out
  • does
  • drives
  • eats
  • ekes out
  • fast-forwards
  • feasts
  • feeds
  • fends for oneself
  • forges
  • gains ground
  • gets along
  • gets by
  • gets on
  • gluts
  • goes
  • goes along
  • goes off
  • gorges
  • gormandizes
  • grazes
  • impels
  • journeys
  • lasts
  • lunches
  • makes do
  • makes ends meet
  • makes out
  • makes shift
  • manages
  • marches
  • messes
  • nears
  • nibbles
  • noshes
  • overeats
  • overfeeds
  • paces
  • partakes
  • passes
  • picks
  • picnics
  • pigs out
  • proceeds
  • progresses
  • propels
  • pushes
  • refreshes
  • repairs
  • repasts
  • runs
  • scrounges
  • shifts
  • snacks
  • speeds
  • squeezes
  • sups
  • survives
  • swings
  • takes out
  • travels
  • victuals
  • wends
  • wrests
  • wrings

Antonyms for fares

  • arrests
  • balks
  • blocks
  • ceases
  • checks
  • collapses
  • cramps
  • declines
  • delays
  • detains
  • diets
  • fails
  • falls short
  • fasts
  • fizzles
  • flounders
  • gives up
  • halts
  • hampers
  • hinders
  • holds back
  • impedes
  • inhibits
  • interrupts
  • lets up
  • nips
  • obstructs
  • pauses
  • regresses
  • remains
  • represses
  • retards
  • slumps
  • stalls
  • stands
  • stays
  • stems
  • stops
  • stunts
  • suppresses
  • waits
  • wanes

Meanings of fares

  • noun
    1. A going; journey; travel; voyage; course; passage.
    2. Money paid for a transport ticket.
    3. A paying passenger, especially in a taxi.
    4. Food and drink.
    5. Supplies for consumption or pleasure.
    6. A prostitute's client.

Example Sentences

  • The bus fares have increased by 10% this month.
  • The airline offers discounted fares for early bookings.
  • She was surprised by the high fares for a taxi ride across the city.
  • The city's fares are considered some of the most affordable in the region.
  • They checked several websites to compare the fares before booking their flight.

On this page you'll find 123 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to fares, such as: accelerates, actuates, advances, affords, approaches, arrests, balks.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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backstreets

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ball games

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  • sweep-stake
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  • tugs-of-war
  • warfares
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dead ends

  • Mexican standoffs
  • abates
  • alleys
  • alleyways
  • arterials
  • arteries
  • avenues
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  • binds
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  • bottlenecks
  • boulevards
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  • bystreets
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  • ceases
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  • corners
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  • culs-de-sac
  • cuts out
  • deadlocks
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  • dies
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  • dilemmas
  • discontinues
  • drags
  • drives
  • elapses
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  • expires
  • expressways
  • finishes
  • fixes
  • freeways
  • gives over
  • goes
  • gridlocks
  • halts
  • high roads
  • highways
  • holes
  • impasses
  • jams
  • knocks off
  • lanes
  • laneways
  • lapses
  • leaves off
  • lets up
  • logjams
  • mews
  • morasses
  • passes
  • pauses
  • pickles
  • pike
  • pikes
  • pinches
  • places
  • plights
  • predicaments
  • problems
  • quagmires
  • quandaries
  • quits
  • roads
  • roadways
  • routes
  • rows
  • secondary roads
  • shunpikes
  • side roads
  • side streets
  • spots
  • stalemates
  • stalls
  • standoffs
  • standstills
  • stays
  • stops
  • suspends
  • terminates
  • thoroughfares
  • thruways
  • traces
  • tracks
  • trails
  • turnpikes
  • ways
  • winds down
  • winds up

eats

  • affronts
  • aggravates
  • agitates
  • aliment
  • angers
  • annoys
  • antagonizes
  • badgers
  • baits
  • ballyrags
  • banquets
  • board
  • boards
  • bolts
  • bothers
  • bread
  • breakfasts
  • breaks bread
  • breaks down
  • breaks up
  • bugs
  • bullyrags
  • chafes
  • chews
  • chow
  • chuck
  • comestibles
  • commissary
  • consumes
  • corrodes
  • decimates
  • decomposes
  • destroys
  • devastates
  • devils
  • devours
  • diet
  • digests
  • digs in
  • dines
  • dines out
  • discomforts
  • discomposes
  • dish
  • disintegrates
  • dispatches
  • disquiets
  • dissolves
  • distresses
  • downs
  • eatables
  • edibles
  • enflames
  • enrages
  • ensilage
  • erodes
  • exasperates
  • exercises
  • fare
  • fares
  • feast
  • feasts
  • feed
  • feeds
  • finger food
  • fodder
  • food
  • foodstuffs
  • forage
  • frets
  • frosts
  • galls
  • gets
  • gets to
  • gluts
  • gnaws
  • gorges
  • gormandizes
  • grates
  • grazes
  • gripes
  • grub
  • gulps
  • gums
  • hagrides
  • harasses
  • harries
  • hassles
  • heckles
  • incenses
  • inflames
  • infuriates
  • ingests
  • insults
  • irks
  • irritates
  • itches
  • laps
  • licks
  • lunches
  • maddens
  • meal
  • meals
  • meat
  • mess
  • messes
  • miffs
  • munches
  • nags
  • narks
  • natural food
  • nettles
  • nibbles
  • nosh
  • noshes
  • nourishment
  • nurses
  • nurture
  • nutriment
  • offends
  • outrages
  • overeats
  • overfeeds
  • pap
  • partakes
  • peeves
  • persecutes
  • perturbs
  • pesters
  • picks
  • picnics
  • pigs out
  • piques
  • plagues
  • plate
  • platter
  • polishes off
  • provender
  • provisions
  • provokes
  • puts away
  • puts down
  • puts out
  • rankles
  • rasps
  • rations
  • refreshes
  • refreshments
  • regale
  • regales
  • relishes
  • repast
  • repasts
  • riles
  • roils
  • rouses
  • rubs the wrong way
  • ruffles
  • ruins
  • savors
  • savours
  • scoffs
  • serving
  • silage
  • slop
  • slops
  • snacks
  • spites
  • spread
  • supplies
  • sups
  • sustenance
  • swallows
  • swill
  • swills
  • table
  • tastes
  • teases
  • tidbits
  • tucker
  • undoes
  • unhinges
  • unsettles
  • upsets
  • vexes
  • viands
  • victuals
  • vittles
  • wastes
  • wears on
  • wolfs
  • worries
  • wrecks

elaborates

  • advances
  • amplify
  • bedeck
  • blossoms
  • clarify
  • comment
  • complicate
  • deck
  • decorate
  • develop
  • develops
  • devise
  • discuss
  • embellish
  • emerges
  • enhance
  • enlarge
  • evolve
  • evolves
  • expatiate
  • explain
  • expound
  • fares
  • flesh out
  • forges
  • garnish
  • gets along
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  • grows
  • improve
  • interpret
  • marches
  • materializes
  • matures
  • ornament
  • particularize
  • plays out
  • polish
  • proceeds
  • produce
  • progresses
  • refine
  • ripens
  • specify
  • unfold
  • unfolds
  • work out

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