gains

The word “gains” has 1 syllable: gains

It's pronounced as /ɡeɪnz/


What is synonym and antonym for gains?

In the thesaurus, “gains” has 212 synonyms and 54 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for gains

  • accelerates
  • accomplishes
  • accrues
  • accumulates
  • achieves
  • acquires
  • allures
  • amasses
  • annexes
  • appreciates
  • approaches
  • argues
  • assets
  • attains
  • attracts
  • avails
  • bags
  • balloons
  • bankroll
  • beats
  • beguiles
  • benefits
  • blandishes
  • blarneys
  • blows up
  • booms
  • boosts
  • bottom line
  • bourgeons
  • brainwashes
  • brings
  • brings around
  • brings in
  • builds up
  • bulks
  • burgeons
  • cajoles
  • capital
  • captures
  • carries
  • cash
  • cash flow
  • catches
  • chalks up
  • chews over
  • clears
  • climbs
  • coaxes
  • coffers
  • comes around
  • comes back
  • comes by
  • comes round
  • comes to
  • commission
  • compensation
  • convalesces
  • converses
  • converts
  • convinces
  • crescendoes
  • crests
  • debates
  • discusses
  • disputes
  • distends
  • dividends
  • drawings
  • draws
  • earnings
  • earns
  • elevates
  • enhances
  • enlarges
  • enriches
  • entices
  • entreats
  • equals
  • escalates
  • excels
  • exchequer
  • excites
  • exhorts
  • expands
  • extends
  • fast-talks
  • finances
  • funds
  • garners
  • gathers
  • gets
  • gravy
  • gross
  • grosses
  • harvest
  • heals
  • heightens
  • hits
  • honorarium
  • improves
  • in the black
  • inclines
  • income
  • increases
  • induces
  • inflates
  • influences
  • intensifies
  • interest
  • interests
  • jumps
  • killing
  • knocks down
  • lands
  • leads on
  • livelihood
  • logs
  • lures
  • makes
  • matches
  • maximizes
  • means
  • meets
  • mends
  • money
  • moots
  • mounts
  • moves
  • multiplies
  • mushrooms
  • net
  • nets
  • obtains
  • occupies
  • outdoes
  • overpersuades
  • pay
  • payoff
  • peaks
  • persuades
  • picks up
  • pocket
  • pocketbook
  • proceeds
  • procures
  • profit
  • proliferates
  • prompts
  • pulls down
  • pulls round
  • pulls through
  • racks up
  • rallies
  • reacquires
  • realizes
  • reaps
  • reattains
  • recaptures
  • receipts
  • recoups
  • recovers
  • recruits
  • recuperates
  • redoubles
  • regains
  • remakes
  • resources
  • return
  • returns
  • revenue
  • revives
  • rings up
  • rises
  • rivals
  • rockets
  • rolls up
  • royalty
  • salary
  • satisfies
  • scores
  • secures
  • seduces
  • sells
  • skyrockets
  • snaps back
  • snowballs
  • snows
  • spreads
  • steps up
  • stimulates
  • surges
  • surpasses
  • survives
  • sways
  • swells
  • take-home
  • take-home pay
  • takes over
  • tempts
  • ties
  • tips
  • tops
  • touches
  • urges
  • wage
  • wages
  • waxes
  • wheedles
  • wherewithal
  • windfall
  • wins
  • yield

Antonyms for gains

  • abates
  • accords
  • ails
  • bills
  • charge
  • collapses
  • comes down
  • contracts
  • cost
  • debt
  • declines
  • decreases
  • degenerates
  • deteriorates
  • deters
  • diminishes
  • dips
  • disbursement
  • discourages
  • dissuades
  • dwindles
  • expenditures
  • expenses
  • fades
  • fails
  • forfeits
  • gives
  • gives up
  • grants
  • hands over
  • languishes
  • lessens
  • loses
  • loss
  • misses
  • outgo
  • outlay
  • pays
  • recedes
  • regresses
  • relapses
  • relinquishes
  • sickens
  • sinks
  • surrenders
  • tapers
  • tapers off
  • unsells
  • wanes
  • weakens
  • wilts
  • withers
  • worsens
  • yields

Meanings of gains

  • noun
    1. The act of gaining; acquisition.
    2. What is gained.
    3. The factor by which a signal is multiplied.
    4. A square or bevelled notch cut out of a girder, binding joist, or other timber which supports a floor beam, so as to receive the end of the floor beam.
  • verb
    1. To acquire possession of.
    2. To have or receive advantage or profit; to acquire gain; to grow rich; to advance in interest, health, or happiness; to make progress.
    3. To come off winner or victor in; to be successful in; to obtain by competition.
    4. To increase.
    5. To be more likely to catch or overtake an individual.
    6. To reach.
    7. To draw into any interest or party; to win to one's side; to conciliate.
    8. To put on weight.
    9. (of a clock or watch) To run fast.

Example Sentences

  • Regular exercise leads to noticeable gains in physical strength.
  • The stock market experienced significant gains after a positive economic report.
  • Through consistent studying, she made impressive academic gains.
  • The team celebrated their hard-earned performance gains in the competition.
  • Implementing efficient processes resulted in substantial productivity gains for the company.

On this page you'll find 266 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to gains, such as: abates, accelerates, accomplishes, accords, accrues, accumulates, achieves.

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

Related Words

abjure

  • abandon
  • abnegate
  • abstain from
  • avoid
  • back down
  • back off
  • backtrack
  • bolt
  • buck
  • check
  • combat
  • constrain
  • contradict
  • controvert
  • curb
  • deny
  • disallow
  • disavow
  • disclaim
  • disown
  • disprove
  • dispute
  • eschew
  • fight
  • forbear
  • forego
  • foreswear
  • forgo
  • forsake
  • forswear
  • gainsay
  • give up
  • inhibit
  • negate
  • negative
  • rebut
  • recall
  • recant
  • refuse
  • refute
  • reject
  • relinquish
  • renege
  • renounce
  • repeal
  • repudiate
  • retract
  • revoke
  • shun
  • spurn
  • surrender
  • take back
  • unsay
  • withdraw

abjured

  • abandoned
  • abnegated
  • avoided
  • backed down
  • backed off
  • backtracked
  • bolted
  • bucked
  • checked
  • combated
  • combatted
  • constrained
  • contradicted
  • controverted
  • curbed
  • denied
  • disallowed
  • disavowed
  • disclaimed
  • disowned
  • disproved
  • disputed
  • eschewed
  • forbore
  • foreswore
  • forewent
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  • forswore
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  • fought
  • gainsaid
  • gave up
  • inhibited
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  • rebutted
  • recalled
  • recanted
  • refused
  • refuted
  • rejected
  • relinquished
  • reneged
  • renounced
  • repealed
  • repudiated
  • retracted
  • revoked
  • shunned
  • spurned
  • surrendered
  • took back
  • unsaid
  • withdrew

abjures

  • abandons
  • abnegates
  • avoids
  • backs down
  • backs off
  • backtracks
  • bolts
  • bucks
  • checks
  • combats
  • constrains
  • contradicts
  • controverts
  • curbs
  • denies
  • disallows
  • disavows
  • disclaims
  • disowns
  • disproves
  • disputes
  • eschews
  • fights
  • forbears
  • foregoes
  • foreswears
  • forgoes
  • forsakes
  • forswears
  • gainsays
  • gives up
  • inhibits
  • negates
  • negatives
  • rebuts
  • recalls
  • recants
  • refuses
  • refutes
  • rejects
  • relinquishes
  • reneges
  • renounces
  • repeals
  • repudiates
  • retracts
  • revokes
  • shuns
  • spurns
  • surrenders
  • takes back
  • unsays
  • withdraws

abjuring

  • abandoning
  • abnegating
  • avoiding
  • backing down
  • backing off
  • backtracking
  • bolting
  • bucking
  • checking
  • combating
  • combatting
  • constraining
  • contradicting
  • controverting
  • curbing
  • denying
  • disallowing
  • disavowing
  • disclaiming
  • disowning
  • disproving
  • disputing
  • eschewing
  • fighting
  • forbearing
  • foregoing
  • foreswearing
  • forgoing
  • forsaking
  • forswearing
  • gainsaying
  • giving up
  • inhibiting
  • negating
  • negativing
  • rebutting
  • recalling
  • recanting
  • refusing
  • refuting
  • rejecting
  • relinquishing
  • reneging
  • renouncing
  • repealing
  • repudiating
  • retracting
  • revoking
  • shunning
  • spurning
  • surrendering
  • taking back
  • unsaying
  • withdrawing

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