keeps

The word “keeps” has 1 syllable: keeps

It's pronounced as /kiːps/


What is synonym and antonym for keeps?

In the thesaurus, “keeps” has 175 synonyms and 52 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for keeps

  • abides by
  • accomplishes
  • achieves
  • administers
  • administrates
  • answers
  • arrests
  • averts
  • battles
  • bears
  • blesses
  • blocks
  • boasts
  • bridles
  • brings about
  • brings off
  • buffers
  • bulwarks
  • carries on
  • carries out
  • celebrates
  • cellars
  • checks
  • cherishes
  • codirects
  • comanages
  • commands
  • commemorates
  • commits
  • compasses
  • completes
  • concludes
  • conducts
  • consecrates
  • conserves
  • constrains
  • consummates
  • contains
  • contends
  • controls
  • covers
  • curbs
  • defends
  • detains
  • directs
  • discharges
  • effects
  • enjoys
  • executes
  • fences
  • fends
  • fetes
  • fights
  • files
  • fills
  • finalizes
  • finances
  • finishes
  • forfends
  • fulfills
  • fulfils
  • funds
  • gags
  • garages
  • governs
  • guards
  • guides
  • hampers
  • handcuffs
  • handles
  • hangars
  • hangs on to
  • harbors
  • has
  • hinders
  • holds
  • holds back
  • holds on to
  • honors
  • houses
  • hugs
  • impedes
  • inhibits
  • interrupts
  • lauds
  • leads
  • maintains
  • makes
  • makes good
  • makes good on
  • manages
  • measures
  • meets
  • memorializes
  • micromanages
  • minces
  • minds
  • muffles
  • muzzles
  • observes
  • obstructs
  • operates
  • opposes
  • overlooks
  • oversees
  • owns
  • packs
  • palisades
  • patronizes
  • perfects
  • performs
  • pickets
  • pilots
  • pockets
  • possesses
  • praises
  • preserves
  • prevents
  • protects
  • pulls in
  • puts up
  • redeems
  • regulates
  • remembers
  • reposits
  • represses
  • reserves
  • resists
  • restrains
  • retains
  • rules
  • runs
  • safeguards
  • sanctifies
  • satisfies
  • saves
  • screens
  • secures
  • sets up
  • shelves
  • shields
  • silences
  • sinks
  • smothers
  • solemnizes
  • sponsors
  • squelches
  • stage-manages
  • stakes
  • stands up for
  • steers
  • stewards
  • stifles
  • stops
  • stores
  • stows
  • strangles
  • superintends
  • supervises
  • supports
  • suppresses
  • swallows
  • takes care of
  • tames
  • tends
  • treasures
  • underwrites
  • walls
  • wards
  • warehouses
  • wars
  • watches
  • watches over
  • withholds
  • withstands

Antonyms for keeps

  • abandons
  • airs
  • assails
  • assaults
  • attacks
  • besets
  • besieges
  • blows off
  • bombards
  • breaches
  • breaks
  • capitulates
  • caves
  • cedes
  • contributes
  • declines
  • discards
  • disregards
  • donates
  • drops
  • dumps
  • expresses
  • forgets
  • gives
  • gives up
  • hands out
  • hands over
  • ignores
  • liberates
  • loosens
  • looses
  • loses
  • neglects
  • overlooks
  • overpasses
  • overruns
  • passes over
  • rejects
  • releases
  • relinquishes
  • repudiates
  • slights
  • spurns
  • storms
  • submits
  • surrenders
  • takes out
  • transgresses
  • unleashes
  • vents
  • violates
  • yields

Meanings of keeps

  • noun
    1. The main tower of a castle or fortress, located within the castle walls.
    2. The food or money required to keep someone alive and healthy; one's support, maintenance.
    3. The act or office of keeping; custody; guard; care; heed; charge; notice.
    4. The state of being kept; hence, the resulting condition; case.
    5. That which is kept in charge; a charge.
    6. A cap for holding something, such as a journal box, in place.
    7. Keeping.
  • verb
    1. To continue in (a course or mode of action); not to intermit or fall from; to uphold or maintain.
    2. (heading) To hold the status of something.
    3. (heading) To hold or be held in a state.
    4. To wait for, keep watch for.
    5. To act as wicket-keeper.
    6. To take care; to be solicitous; to watch.
    7. To be in session; to take place.
    8. To observe; to adhere to; to fulfill; not to swerve from or violate.
    9. (by extension) To visit (a place) often; to frequent.
    10. To observe or celebrate (a holiday).

Example Sentences

  • She keeps her room meticulously organized.
  • The athlete keeps pushing himself to achieve new records.
  • He always keeps his promises to his friends.
  • The chef keeps experimenting with new flavors in the kitchen.
  • The teacher keeps inspiring her students with creative assignments.

On this page you'll find 227 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to keeps, such as: abandons, abides by, accomplishes, achieves, administers, administrates, airs.

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

Related Words

abides

  • absorbs
  • accepts
  • acquiesces
  • allows
  • awaits
  • bears
  • bides
  • brooks
  • capitulates
  • carries through
  • cohabits
  • continues
  • countenances
  • dallies
  • dawdles
  • dwells
  • endures
  • frequents
  • goes
  • hacks
  • handles
  • hangs around
  • hangs on
  • haunts
  • holds on
  • holds up
  • inhabits
  • keeps up
  • lasts
  • leases
  • lingers
  • lives
  • lives with
  • lodges
  • loiters
  • meets
  • occupies
  • outstays
  • overstays
  • peoples
  • perdures
  • permits
  • persists
  • pockets
  • populates
  • prevails
  • remains
  • rents
  • resides
  • respects
  • runs on
  • settles
  • stands
  • stands for
  • stays
  • sticks around
  • sticks out
  • stomachs
  • sublets
  • suffers
  • supports
  • survives
  • sustains
  • swallows
  • sweats out
  • takes
  • tarries
  • tenants
  • tolerates
  • toughs it out
  • visits
  • waits
  • wears

abides by

caches

  • accumulates
  • accumulations
  • acquires
  • amasses
  • armories
  • arsenals
  • assemblages
  • assembles
  • banks
  • budgets
  • buries
  • coffers
  • collections
  • collects
  • conceals
  • concentrates
  • conserves
  • deposits
  • ensconces
  • entombs
  • funds
  • garners
  • gatherings
  • gathers
  • harvests
  • heaps
  • hides
  • hoards
  • holds
  • husbands
  • inters
  • inventories
  • keeps
  • lays away
  • lays by
  • lays in
  • lays up
  • nest eggs
  • picks up
  • piles
  • pools
  • preserves
  • provisions
  • puts by
  • repertories
  • reserves
  • reservoirs
  • resources
  • retains
  • rounds up
  • salts away
  • saves
  • savings
  • secretes
  • sets aside
  • sets by
  • sinking funds
  • stacks
  • stashes
  • stockpiles
  • stocks
  • stores
  • stows
  • supplies
  • treasures
  • withholds

cairn

  • accumulation
  • aggregate
  • array
  • assemblage
  • bank
  • bar
  • barrow
  • bed
  • cenotaph
  • ceremony
  • cock
  • collection
  • column
  • commemoration
  • conglomeration
  • drift
  • edifice
  • embankment
  • erection
  • footstone
  • gathering
  • gravestone
  • grouping
  • headstone
  • heap
  • hill
  • hoard
  • huddle
  • inscription
  • jumble
  • keepsake
  • knot
  • landmark
  • layer
  • ledger
  • magnum opus
  • marker
  • mastaba
  • masterpiece
  • mausoleum
  • memento
  • memorial
  • monolith
  • mound
  • mountain
  • mow
  • obelisk
  • pile
  • pileup
  • pillar
  • plaque
  • pyramid
  • pyre
  • record
  • relic
  • remembrance
  • reminder
  • rick
  • shaft
  • shrine
  • slab
  • souvenir
  • stack
  • statue
  • stele
  • stone
  • tablet
  • testament
  • token
  • tomb
  • tombstone
  • tower
  • tribute
  • trophy
  • witness

calabooses

  • bastilles
  • big houses
  • blocks
  • bridewells
  • brigs
  • bull pens
  • cages
  • cans
  • cells
  • clinks
  • concentration camps
  • coolers
  • coops
  • dungeons
  • glasshouses
  • guardhouses
  • guardrooms
  • gulags
  • hocks
  • holds
  • holes
  • hoosegows
  • hulks
  • jailhouses
  • jails
  • joints
  • jugs
  • keeps
  • labor camps
  • lockups
  • nicks
  • oubliettes
  • penitentiaries
  • pens
  • pokeys
  • prison camps
  • prisons
  • quods
  • reform schools
  • reformatories
  • slammers
  • slams
  • stalags
  • stirs
  • stockades
  • tanks
  • tolbooths
  • training schools
  • wards
  • work camps

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