off-load

The word “off-load” has 2 syllables: off-load

It's pronounced as /ˈɔfˌloʊd/


What is synonym and antonym for off-load?

In the thesaurus, “off-load” has 90 synonyms and 44 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for off-load along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for off-load

  • actuate
  • advance
  • blow
  • break bulk
  • budge
  • bustle
  • carry
  • carry away
  • cast
  • change
  • clear
  • clear out
  • climb
  • crawl
  • cross
  • depart
  • disburden
  • discharge
  • discommode
  • disencumber
  • disgorge
  • dislocate
  • disturb
  • drift
  • drive
  • dump
  • empty
  • evacuate
  • exit
  • flow
  • fly
  • free
  • get away
  • get going
  • get off
  • get rid of
  • glide
  • go
  • go away
  • head for
  • hurry
  • impel
  • jettison
  • jump
  • leap
  • leave
  • lighten
  • locomote
  • march
  • migrate
  • position
  • proceed
  • progress
  • propel
  • pull out
  • push
  • quit
  • relieve
  • relocate
  • remove
  • rid
  • roll
  • run
  • scram
  • shift
  • ship
  • shove
  • skip out
  • slough
  • split
  • stir
  • switch
  • take a load off
  • take away
  • take off
  • transfer
  • transport
  • transpose
  • travel
  • traverse
  • unburden
  • unlade
  • unload
  • unpack
  • unship
  • unstow
  • vacate
  • void
  • walk
  • withdraw

Antonyms for off-load

  • arrive
  • burden
  • calm
  • cease
  • charge
  • come
  • continue
  • cram
  • dally
  • decline
  • decrease
  • delay
  • discourage
  • dishearten
  • dissuade
  • enter
  • face
  • fill
  • fix
  • halt
  • heap
  • hold
  • jam
  • jam-pack
  • keep
  • lade
  • leave alone
  • load
  • order
  • pack
  • pause
  • put on
  • remain
  • repress
  • rest
  • retreat
  • retrogress
  • slow
  • stay
  • stop
  • stuff
  • upset
  • wait
  • walk

Meanings of off-load

  • verb
    1. To unload.
    2. To get rid of things, work, or problems by passing them on to someone or something else.
    3. To pass the ball.
    4. (travel) to deny a person on a standby list due to lack of space.
    5. (travel) to change a passengers' ticket status from "checked in" to "open", allowing further changes. (This applies regardless of whether the passenger has boarded the aircraft or not).

Example Sentences

  • The workers were instructed to off-load the boxes from the truck as quickly as possible.
  • To reduce the weight of the cargo, they decided to off-load some of the supplies at the nearest port.
  • The company plans to off-load its older inventory to make room for new products.
  • During the emergency, the team had to off-load excess equipment to ensure the safety of the crew.
  • We need to off-load our responsibilities before the deadline to avoid feeling overwhelmed.

On this page you'll find 134 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to off-load, such as: actuate, advance, arrive, blow, break bulk, budge, burden.

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

Related Words

unburden

  • clear
  • confess
  • confide
  • deliver
  • disburden
  • discharge
  • disclose
  • disencumber
  • disengage
  • disentangle
  • dispose of
  • divest
  • divulge
  • dump
  • ease
  • emancipate
  • empty
  • enfranchise
  • evacuate
  • extricate
  • free
  • lay bare
  • let hair down
  • liberate
  • lighten
  • loose
  • loosen
  • lose
  • manumit
  • off-load
  • out with it
  • own
  • redeem
  • release
  • relieve
  • relinquish
  • rescue
  • reveal
  • rid
  • shake
  • shake off
  • spring
  • tell all
  • throw off
  • unbind
  • unbosom
  • uncage
  • unchain
  • unfetter
  • unlade
  • unload
  • unpack
  • vacate
  • void

unburdened

  • accessible
  • agape
  • airy
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  • bare
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  • delivered
  • disburdened
  • discharged
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  • unladed
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  • unlocked
  • unobstructed
  • unpacked
  • unplugged
  • unsealed
  • unshut
  • unstopped
  • vacated
  • voided
  • wide
  • yawning

unburdening

  • clearing
  • delivering
  • disburdening
  • discharging
  • disencumbering
  • disengaging
  • disentangling
  • divesting
  • emancipating
  • emptying
  • enfranchising
  • evacuating
  • extricating
  • freeing
  • liberating
  • lightening
  • loosening
  • loosing
  • manumitting
  • off-loading
  • redeeming
  • releasing
  • relieving
  • rescuing
  • ridding
  • springing
  • unbinding
  • uncaging
  • unchaining
  • unfettering
  • unlading
  • unloading
  • unpacking
  • vacating
  • voiding

unburdens

  • clears
  • delivers
  • disburdens
  • discharges
  • disencumbers
  • disengages
  • disentangles
  • divests
  • emancipates
  • empties
  • enfranchises
  • evacuates
  • extricates
  • frees
  • liberates
  • lightens
  • loosens
  • looses
  • manumits
  • off-loads
  • redeems
  • releases
  • relieves
  • rescues
  • rids
  • springs
  • unbinds
  • uncages
  • unchains
  • unfetters
  • unlades
  • unloads
  • unpacks
  • vacates
  • voids

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