garner

The word “garner” has 2 syllables: gar-ner

It's pronounced as /ˈɡɑːrnər/


What is synonym and antonym for garner?

In the thesaurus, “garner” has 104 synonyms and 32 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for garner

  • accomplish
  • accumulate
  • achieve
  • acquire
  • amass
  • annex
  • archive
  • arrange
  • assemble
  • attain
  • bag
  • ball
  • band
  • batch
  • brigade
  • bring in
  • bunch
  • capture
  • carry
  • catch
  • clear
  • cluster
  • collate
  • collect
  • combine
  • come by
  • compile
  • concentrate
  • congregate
  • connect
  • constellate
  • corral
  • cull
  • cumulate
  • deposit
  • draw
  • earn
  • extract
  • flock
  • gain
  • gather
  • get
  • get together
  • glean
  • gross
  • group
  • harvest
  • heap
  • herd
  • hive
  • hoard
  • huddle
  • join
  • knock down
  • land
  • lay in
  • lay up
  • link
  • lump
  • make
  • merge
  • muster
  • net
  • obtain
  • occupy
  • organize
  • pack
  • pick up
  • pile
  • pool
  • press
  • procure
  • pull down
  • put by
  • rack up
  • raise
  • rally
  • re-collect
  • reacquire
  • realize
  • reap
  • reattain
  • recapture
  • regain
  • regather
  • regroup
  • remake
  • reserve
  • roll up
  • round up
  • save
  • score
  • secure
  • stack
  • stockpile
  • store
  • stow away
  • swarm
  • systematize
  • take over
  • throng
  • treasure
  • unite
  • win

Antonyms for garner

  • accord
  • break up
  • disband
  • disintegrate
  • dismiss
  • dispel
  • disperse
  • dissipate
  • dissolve
  • distribute
  • divide
  • forfeit
  • give
  • give up
  • grant
  • hand over
  • lose
  • pay
  • plant
  • relinquish
  • scatter
  • send
  • separate
  • sever
  • spend
  • spread
  • squander
  • surrender
  • throw away
  • use
  • waste
  • yield

Meanings of garner

  • noun
    1. A granary; a store of grain.
    2. An accumulation, supply, store, or hoard of something.
  • verb
    1. To reap grain, gather it up, and store it in a granary.
    2. To gather, amass, hoard, as if harvesting grain.
    3. To earn; to get; to accumulate or acquire by some effort or due to some fact.
    4. To gather or become gathered; to accumulate or become accumulated; to become stored.

Example Sentences

  • Garnering support from the community was crucial for the success of the charity event.
  • Despite his talent, he struggled to garner recognition in the competitive industry.
  • The politician hoped to garner votes by appealing to a wide range of constituents.
  • She worked tirelessly to garner enough evidence to support her hypothesis.
  • The film managed to garner critical acclaim despite its modest budget.

On this page you'll find 136 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to garner, such as: accomplish, accord, accumulate, achieve, acquire, amass, annex.

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cache

  • accumulate
  • accumulation
  • acquire
  • amass
  • armory
  • arsenal
  • assemblage
  • assemble
  • assets
  • bank
  • budget
  • bury
  • coffer
  • coffers
  • collect
  • collection
  • conceal
  • concentrate
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  • cover
  • deposit
  • ditch
  • drop
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  • drop off
  • duck
  • ensconce
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  • fund
  • funds
  • garner
  • gather
  • gathering
  • harvest
  • heap
  • hide
  • hideout
  • hiding place
  • hoard
  • hold
  • husband
  • inter
  • inventory
  • keep
  • kitty
  • lay away
  • lay by
  • lay in
  • lay up
  • maintain
  • nest egg
  • park
  • pick up
  • pile
  • plant
  • pool
  • preserve
  • provisions
  • put away
  • put by
  • put in the hole
  • repertory
  • repository
  • reserve
  • reservoir
  • resources
  • retain
  • round up
  • salt away
  • save
  • savings
  • screen
  • secrete
  • set aside
  • set by
  • shade
  • sinking fund
  • squirrel
  • squirrel away
  • stack
  • stake
  • stash
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  • stock
  • stockpile
  • store
  • storehouse
  • stow
  • supplies
  • supply
  • treasure
  • treasury
  • wealth
  • withhold

earn

gain

  • accelerate
  • accession
  • accomplish
  • accretion
  • accrual
  • accrue
  • accumulate
  • accumulation
  • achieve
  • achievement
  • acquire
  • acquisition
  • addendum
  • addition
  • advance
  • advancement
  • advantage
  • allure
  • amass
  • ameliorate
  • annex
  • appendix
  • appreciate
  • approach
  • argue
  • assemblage
  • attain
  • attainment
  • attract
  • augment
  • augmentation
  • bag
  • balloon
  • bankroll
  • beat
  • beguile
  • benefit
  • blandish
  • blarney
  • blow up
  • boom
  • boost
  • bottom line
  • bourgeon
  • brainwash
  • bring
  • bring around
  • bring in
  • build up
  • buildup
  • bulk
  • burgeon
  • cajole
  • capital
  • capture
  • carry
  • catch
  • chalk up
  • chew over
  • cleanup
  • clear
  • climb
  • coax
  • coffers
  • collect
  • collection
  • come around
  • come back
  • come by
  • come round
  • come to
  • compensation
  • complement
  • complete
  • consummate
  • continuation
  • convalesce
  • converse
  • convert
  • convince
  • crescendo
  • crest
  • cut
  • debate
  • discuss
  • dispute
  • distend
  • dividend
  • draw
  • earn
  • earnings
  • elevate
  • emolument
  • enhance
  • enlarge
  • enlist
  • enrich
  • entice
  • entreat
  • equal
  • escalate
  • excel
  • exchequer
  • excite
  • exhort
  • expand
  • expansion
  • extend
  • extension
  • fast-talk
  • finances
  • fulfill
  • funds
  • garner
  • gather
  • gathering
  • get
  • glean
  • gravy
  • gross
  • grow
  • growth
  • harvest
  • have
  • headway
  • heal
  • heighten
  • hike
  • hit
  • improve
  • improvement
  • incline
  • income
  • increase
  • increment
  • induce
  • inflate
  • influence
  • intensify
  • interest
  • jump
  • killing
  • knock down
  • land
  • lead on
  • log
  • lucre
  • lure
  • make
  • make a killing
  • match
  • maximize
  • meet
  • mend
  • money
  • moot
  • more
  • mount
  • move
  • move forward
  • multiply
  • mushroom
  • net
  • obtain
  • occupy
  • outdo
  • overpersuade
  • overtake
  • parlay
  • pay
  • payment
  • payoff
  • peak
  • perfect
  • persuade
  • pick up
  • plus
  • pocket
  • pocketbook
  • proceeds
  • procure
  • produce
  • profit
  • progress
  • proliferate
  • proliferation
  • promote
  • prompt
  • pull down
  • pull round
  • pull through
  • rack up
  • raise
  • rally
  • reach
  • reacquire
  • realize
  • reap
  • reattain
  • recapture
  • receipts
  • recoup
  • recover
  • recruit
  • recuperate
  • redouble
  • regain
  • remake
  • remittal
  • requital
  • resources
  • return
  • revenue
  • revive
  • ring up
  • rise
  • rival
  • rocket
  • roll up
  • run-up
  • salary
  • sales
  • satisfy
  • score
  • secure
  • seduce
  • sell
  • share
  • skyrocket
  • snap back
  • snow
  • snowball
  • spike
  • spread
  • step up
  • step-up
  • stimulate
  • succeed
  • supplement
  • surge
  • surpass
  • survive
  • sway
  • swell
  • take
  • take over
  • take-home pay
  • tempt
  • tie
  • tips
  • top
  • touch
  • up
  • upping
  • uptick
  • uptrend
  • upturn
  • urge
  • velvet
  • wages
  • wax
  • wheedle
  • wherewithal
  • win
  • win over
  • windfall
  • winnings
  • yield

keep

  • abide by
  • accomplish
  • accumulate
  • achieve
  • adhere to
  • administer
  • administrate
  • amass
  • answer
  • arrest
  • attend
  • avert
  • battle
  • bear
  • bless
  • block
  • board
  • boast
  • bridle
  • bring about
  • bring off
  • buffer
  • bulwark
  • cache
  • care
  • care and feeding
  • care for
  • carry
  • carry on
  • carry out
  • celebrate
  • cellar
  • check
  • cherish
  • codirect
  • comanage
  • command
  • commemorate
  • commit
  • compass
  • complete
  • comply with
  • conclude
  • conduct
  • consecrate
  • conservancy
  • conservation
  • conserve
  • conserving
  • constrain
  • consummate
  • contain
  • contend
  • continue
  • control
  • cover
  • curb
  • custody
  • deal in
  • defend
  • defense
  • delay
  • deposit
  • detain
  • deter
  • direct
  • discharge
  • effect
  • endure
  • enjoy
  • execute
  • feed
  • fence
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  • fete
  • fight
  • file
  • fill
  • finalize
  • finance
  • finish
  • forfend
  • foster
  • fulfil
  • fulfill
  • fund
  • gag
  • garage
  • garner
  • govern
  • grasp
  • grip
  • guard
  • guardianship
  • guarding
  • guide
  • hamper
  • hamstring
  • handcuff
  • handle
  • hang on to
  • hangar
  • harbor
  • have
  • heap
  • hinder
  • hold
  • hold back
  • hold on to
  • honor
  • house
  • hug
  • impede
  • inhibit
  • interrupt
  • laud
  • lead
  • limit
  • look after
  • maintain
  • maintenance
  • make
  • make good
  • make good on
  • manage
  • measure
  • meet
  • memorialize
  • micromanage
  • mince
  • mind
  • minister to
  • muffle
  • muzzle
  • nourish
  • nurture
  • obey
  • observe
  • obstruct
  • operate
  • oppose
  • ordain
  • overlook
  • oversee
  • own
  • pack
  • palisade
  • patronize
  • perfect
  • perform
  • picket
  • pile
  • pilot
  • place
  • pocket
  • possess
  • praise
  • preservation
  • preserve
  • preserving
  • prevent
  • protect
  • protection
  • provision
  • pull in
  • put
  • put up
  • redeem
  • regard
  • regulate
  • remember
  • reposit
  • repress
  • reserve
  • resist
  • respect
  • restrain
  • retain
  • retard
  • ritualize
  • rule
  • run
  • safeguard
  • safeguarding
  • safekeeping
  • sanctify
  • satisfy
  • save
  • screen
  • season
  • secure
  • set up
  • shackle
  • shelter
  • shelve
  • shield
  • silence
  • sink
  • smother
  • solemnize
  • sponsor
  • squelch
  • stack
  • stage-manage
  • stake
  • stall
  • stand up for
  • steer
  • steward
  • stifle
  • stock
  • stop
  • store
  • stow
  • strangle
  • subsidize
  • superintend
  • supervise
  • support
  • suppress
  • sustain
  • sustaining
  • sustentation
  • swallow
  • take care of
  • tame
  • tend
  • trade in
  • treasure
  • underwrite
  • upkeep
  • victual
  • wall
  • war
  • ward
  • warehouse
  • watch
  • watch over
  • withhold
  • withstand

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