hand over

The phrase “hand over” has 3 syllables: hand o-ver

It's pronounced as /ˈhænd ˈoʊvər/


What is synonym and antonym for hand over?

In the thesaurus, “hand over” has 103 synonyms and 21 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for hand over

  • abandon
  • abnegate
  • acceptance
  • acquiescence
  • administer
  • advance
  • allocate
  • appeasement
  • apportion
  • assign
  • bear
  • bequeath
  • buck
  • capitulating
  • capitulation
  • capture
  • carry
  • cede
  • cession
  • commend
  • commit
  • compromise
  • concession
  • conciliation
  • confer
  • confide
  • consign
  • cough up
  • deed
  • delegate
  • deliver
  • desert
  • discard
  • dispense
  • disperse
  • distribute
  • divide
  • dole out
  • donate
  • entrust
  • fall
  • feed
  • find
  • finger
  • forfeit
  • fork out
  • fork up
  • forsake
  • furnish
  • give
  • give over
  • give up
  • grant
  • hand
  • hand down
  • hand in
  • hand on
  • handle
  • intrust
  • lay down
  • leave
  • lend
  • loan
  • make over
  • pass
  • paw
  • portion
  • present
  • prorate
  • provide
  • reach
  • recommend
  • recommit
  • reconcilement
  • reconciliation
  • redeliver
  • relay
  • release
  • relegate
  • relinquish
  • relinquishment
  • render
  • rendition
  • renounce
  • repose
  • resign
  • retransfer
  • retransmit
  • shed
  • submission
  • submit
  • submitting
  • supply
  • surrender
  • transfer
  • transmit
  • trust
  • turn in
  • turn over
  • vest
  • waive
  • will
  • yield

Antonyms for hand over

Meanings of hand over

  • verb
    1. To relinquish control or possession of something to someone.
    2. To deliver (someone to an enemy, police, etc.).

Example Sentences

  • Please hand over the documents to the new manager before you leave.
  • The police officer asked the suspect to hand over his identification.
  • We need to hand over the keys to the new tenants by the end of the day.
  • The team decided to hand over the project to the next department for further development.
  • She agreed to hand over control of the event planning to her assistant.

On this page you'll find 124 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to hand over, such as: abandon, abnegate, accept, acceptance, acquiescence, administer, advance.

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

Related Words

abandon

abdicate

abnegate

absent oneself

  • abjure
  • back out
  • bail out
  • blow
  • blow off
  • book
  • bow out
  • check out
  • cut
  • decamp
  • deny oneself
  • depart
  • detach
  • disengage
  • draw away
  • draw back
  • drop out
  • ease out
  • ebb
  • eliminate
  • exfiltrate
  • exit
  • extract
  • fall back
  • get away
  • get lost
  • get off
  • give ground
  • give up work
  • give way
  • go
  • go away
  • go to bed
  • go to sleep
  • hand over
  • hit the sack
  • ignore
  • keep aloof
  • keep apart
  • leave
  • leave service
  • make oneself scarce
  • make vacant
  • miss
  • neglect
  • part
  • pass over
  • pension
  • phase out
  • play hooky
  • pull back
  • pull out
  • put out to pasture
  • quail
  • quit
  • recede
  • recoil
  • regress
  • relinquish
  • remove
  • repeal
  • rescind
  • resign
  • retire
  • retreat
  • revoke
  • run along
  • rusticate
  • secede
  • seclude oneself
  • separate
  • sever connections
  • shrink
  • skip
  • stop working
  • surrender
  • switch
  • take a hike
  • take away
  • take leave
  • take off
  • take out
  • turn in
  • vacate
  • withdraw
  • yield

easily

  • ably
  • absolutely
  • actually
  • adeptly
  • adroitly
  • all right
  • almost certainly
  • alright
  • assuredly
  • beyond question
  • by all means
  • by all odds
  • by far
  • calmly
  • certainly
  • clearly
  • comfortably
  • competently
  • conceivably
  • conveniently
  • coolly
  • damn well
  • decidedly
  • definitely
  • deftly
  • dexterously
  • doubtless
  • doubtlessly
  • easy
  • efficiently
  • effortlessly
  • evenly
  • expertly
  • facilely
  • far and away
  • fluently
  • for certain
  • for sure
  • forsooth
  • freely
  • hand over fist
  • handily
  • hands down
  • in a breeze
  • inarguably
  • incontestably
  • incontrovertibly
  • indeed
  • indisputably
  • indubitably
  • instinctively
  • intuitively
  • just like that
  • lightly
  • like nothing
  • likely
  • masterfully
  • naturally
  • no doubt
  • no sweat
  • nothing to it
  • obviously
  • painlessly
  • perhaps
  • piece of cake
  • plainly
  • positively
  • possibly
  • probably
  • proficiently
  • quickly
  • readily
  • really
  • regularly
  • simply
  • skillfully
  • smoothly
  • so
  • spontaneously
  • steadily
  • sure
  • surely
  • swimmingly
  • truly
  • unarguably
  • uncomplicatedly
  • undeniably
  • undoubtedly
  • unequivocally
  • unmistakably
  • unquestionably
  • well
  • with ease
  • with no effort
  • without a hitch
  • without ado
  • without trouble

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