laid

The word “laid” has 1 syllable: laid

It's pronounced as /leɪd/

What is synonym and antonym for laid?

In the thesaurus, “laid” has 286 synonyms and 78 antonyms.

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

Synonyms for laid

accredit
accredited
address
adduce
adventured
affixed
aim
allay
allege
alleviate
allot
anchored
anointed
appease
applied
apply
armed
arrange
arranged
arrayed
ascribe
ascribed
assembled
assess
assessed
assign
assigned
associated
assuage
attached
attribute
attributed
bade
battened
bear
bedaubed
berthed
besmeared
bet
betted
bid
blamed
blanketed
bled
braced
bring forth
bring forward
burden
buried
calm
carpeted
carried
cast
chalked up
chanced
charge
charged
cite
clapped
clapt
clarified
cleared
cloaked
coated
coerced
coffined
collected
compelled
concealed
concoct
connected
contrive
covered
credited
curtained
dabbed
daubed
deposed
deposit
deposited
devise
direct
dispose
disposed
docked
drafted
drew up
educated
emplaced
encumber
endangered
ensconced
enshrined
enshrouded
entombed
equipped
establish
established
even
exacted
excised
extorted
filtered
fined
fit
fitted
fix
fixed
flatten
fleeced
flopped
flush
forced
forearmed
fortified
framed
furnished
gamble
gambled
game
gathered
geared up
generate
girded
girt
give odds
gouged
groomed
hatch
hazard
hazarded
hearsed
hid
immured
imperiled
imperilled
impose
imposed
impute
imputed
incline
inclined
indoctrinated
inflicted
inhumed
instructed
interred
inurned
iron
jeopardized
laid on
laid out
layered
leave
level
levied
lined up
linked
locate
located
locked
lodge
lodged
mantled
milked
mounted
moved
mulcted
niched
obscured
offer
offered
order
organize
oriented
outfitted
overlaid
overlay
overspread
parked
penalized
placed
plane
planked
plant
planted
plastered
play
played
plonked
plonked down
plopped
plot
plumped
plunked
plunked down
point
posit
position
positioned
predisposed
prepare
prepared
prepped
present
press
primed
provided
put
put away
put down
put forward
queued
quiet
ranked
readied
reapplied
rearranged
reburied
refer
referred
reimposed
reinterred
relaid
relieve
reordered
repose
resettled
rest
risk
saddle
schooled
screened
sedimented
set
set down
set out
set up
settle
settled
shaded
sheeted
shielded
shifted
shook down
shrouded
sieved
sifted
situated
skinned
slapped
slathered
smeared
speculated
spread
squeezed
stake
staked
steam
steeled
stick
still
strained
stuck
submit
supplied
suppress
surfaced
systematize
tax
taxed
tombed
train
trained
turn
tutored
ventured
wagered
wedged
went
work out
wreaked
wrested
wrung
yield
zero in

Antonyms for laid

abated
aggravate
agitate
agitated
aid
banished
bared
be active
break
burned
burnt
condoned
confuse
cremated
deny
depart
destroy
diminished
disarrange
disclosed
discovered
disestablish
disinterred
dislodged
disorder
disorganize
displace
displaced
displayed
disregarded
disturb
disturbed
energize
excused
exhibited
exhumed
exonerate
exposed
forgave
help
ignored
intensify
irritate
keep
lessened
lift
mix up
mixed
move
neglect
pardoned
peeled
provoke
raised
refuse
released
relocated
remitted
remove
removed
replaced
revealed
rough
showed
stirred
stripped
stript
superseded
supplanted
take
took
uncoffined
uncovered
unearthed
unsettle
upset
withhold
worry

Meanings of laid

adjective
1. (of paper) Marked with parallel lines, as if ribbed, from wires in the mould.
verb
1. To place down in a position of rest, or in a horizontal position.
2. To cause to subside or abate.
3. To prepare (a plan, project etc.); to set out, establish (a law, principle).
4. To install certain building materials, laying one thing on top of another.
5. To produce and deposit an egg.
6. To bet (that something is or is not the case).
7. To deposit (a stake) as a wager; to stake; to risk.
8. To have sex with.
9. To take a position; to come or go.
10. To state; to allege.
11. To point; to aim.
12. (ropemaking) To put the strands of (a rope, a cable, etc.) in their proper places and twist or unite them.
13. To place and arrange (pages) for a form upon the imposing stone.
14. To place (new type) properly in the cases.
15. To apply; to put.
16. To impose (a burden, punishment, command, tax, etc.).
17. To impute; to charge; to allege.
18. To present or offer.
19. To don or put on (tefillin (phylacteries)).

Example Sentences

She laid the book on the table before heading out.
The hen laid several eggs in the morning.
After much planning, they finally laid the foundation for their new home.
The chef carefully laid out the ingredients for the recipe.
He laid his cards on the table and confessed his true feelings.

On this page you'll find 364 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to laid, such as: abated, accredit, accredited, address, adduce, adventured, affixed.

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