offsets

The word “offsets” has 2 syllables: off-sets

It's pronounced as /ˈɔf.sɛts/


What is synonym and antonym for offsets?

In the thesaurus, “offsets” has 70 synonyms and 5 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for offsets

  • abeyances
  • annuls
  • arrestments
  • arrests
  • balances
  • ballasts
  • breaks
  • cancelers
  • cancellers
  • ceases
  • cessations
  • checks
  • closedowns
  • closes
  • closures
  • conclusions
  • correctives
  • corrects
  • counter-forces
  • counteractions
  • counteracts
  • counterbalances
  • counterforces
  • counterpoises
  • counters
  • counterweights
  • cutoffs
  • discontinuances
  • discontinuations
  • endings
  • ends
  • equipoises
  • expirations
  • finishes
  • halts
  • interruptions
  • invalidates
  • lapses
  • layoffs
  • letups
  • mop-ups
  • moratoria
  • moratoriums
  • negates
  • negatives
  • neuters
  • neutralizers
  • neutralizes
  • nullifies
  • outbalances
  • outweighs
  • overrides
  • overrules
  • pauses
  • phaseouts
  • redeems
  • redresses
  • relieves
  • remedies
  • shutdowns
  • shutoffs
  • standstills
  • stays
  • stoppages
  • stops
  • surceases
  • suspensions
  • terminations
  • trade-offs
  • weights

Antonyms for offsets

  • continuances
  • continuations
  • extensions
  • persistences
  • prolongations

Meanings of offsets

  • noun
    1. Anything that acts as counterbalance; a compensating equivalent.
    2. A form of countertrade arrangement, in which the seller agrees to purchase within a set time frame products of a certain value from the buying country. This kind of agreement may be used in large international public sector contracts such as arms sales.
    3. (c. 1555) A time at which something begins; outset.
    4. The offset printing process, in which ink is carried from a metal plate to a rubber blanket and from there to the printing surface.
    5. The difference between a target memory address and a base address.
    6. (signal analysis) The displacement between the base level of a measurement and the signal's real base level.
    7. The distance by which one thing is out of alignment with another.
    8. A short distance measured at right angles from a line actually run to some point in an irregular boundary, or to some object.
    9. An abrupt bend in an object, such as a rod, by which one part is turned aside out of line, but nearly parallel, with the rest; the part thus bent aside.
    10. A short prostrate shoot that takes root and produces a tuft of leaves, etc.
    11. A spur from a range of hills or mountains.
    12. A horizontal ledge on the face of a wall, formed by a diminution of its thickness, or by the weathering or upper surface of a part built out from it; a set-off.
    13. A terrace on a hillside.
  • verb
    1. To compensate for, by applying a change in the opposite direction.
    2. To form an offset in (a wall, rod, pipe, etc.).

Example Sentences

  • The company invests in renewable energy offsets to reduce its environmental impact.
  • His quick thinking offsets his lack of experience in the field.
  • The discount offsets the high shipping costs.
  • The athlete's speed offsets his smaller size on the field.
  • Government subsidies often help businesses by providing financial offsets.

On this page you'll find 75 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to offsets, such as: abeyances, annuls, arrestments, arrests, balances, ballasts, breaks.

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

Related Words

baffles

  • abashes
  • addles
  • agitates
  • arrests
  • averts
  • balks
  • bamboozles
  • barricades
  • bars
  • beats
  • befogs
  • befuddles
  • beguiles
  • bemuses
  • bewilders
  • blocks
  • bothers
  • buffaloes
  • buffers
  • bumpers
  • chagrins
  • checkmates
  • checks
  • clogs
  • cocoons
  • confounds
  • confuses
  • conquers
  • cordons
  • counteracts
  • cozens
  • cushionings
  • cushions
  • deceives
  • defeats
  • deludes
  • discombobulates
  • discomfits
  • discomforts
  • discomposes
  • disconcerts
  • discountenances
  • dismays
  • disorients
  • disquiets
  • distresses
  • disturbs
  • dupes
  • embarrasses
  • encumbers
  • fazes
  • fenders
  • fetters
  • flummoxes
  • flusters
  • foils
  • fools
  • forestalls
  • foxes
  • frustrates
  • fuddles
  • gets
  • gravels
  • gulls
  • halts
  • hampers
  • handicaps
  • hinders
  • hoaxes
  • hobbles
  • holds back
  • hoodwinks
  • humbugs
  • impedes
  • inhibits
  • manacles
  • mazes
  • misguides
  • misleads
  • mortifies
  • muddies
  • muddles
  • mufflers
  • mystifies
  • negates
  • neutralizes
  • nonpluses
  • nonplusses
  • nullifies
  • obstructs
  • obviates
  • offsets
  • overcomes
  • paddings
  • pads
  • perplexes
  • perturbs
  • poses
  • precludes
  • prevents
  • puzzles
  • rattles
  • safeguards
  • sets back
  • shackles
  • shields
  • short-circuits
  • snows
  • stalls
  • sticks
  • stops
  • strings along
  • stumps
  • stuns
  • takes in
  • thwarts
  • ties up
  • trammels
  • tricks
  • unhinges
  • unsettles
  • upsets
  • vexes
  • weirds out

balances

  • accommodates
  • adjusts
  • backs down
  • ballasts
  • butts
  • cancelers
  • cancellers
  • clears
  • compensates
  • considers
  • correctives
  • counter-forces
  • counteractions
  • counterbalances
  • counterforces
  • counterpoises
  • counters
  • counterweights
  • dallies
  • dawdles
  • debates
  • delays
  • deliberates
  • democratizes
  • discharges
  • dithers
  • equalizes
  • equates
  • equilibrates
  • equipoises
  • equivocates
  • evens
  • excesses
  • falters
  • fat
  • fits
  • foots
  • fragments
  • gravimeters
  • halts
  • hangs back
  • haws
  • hedges
  • hems
  • hesitates
  • homogenizes
  • leavings
  • leftovers
  • levels
  • lingers
  • liquidates
  • meets
  • neutralizers
  • normalizes
  • oddments
  • odds and ends
  • offsets
  • oscillates
  • overabundances
  • overages
  • overflows
  • overkills
  • overmuch
  • oversupplies
  • pauses
  • pays
  • pays off
  • pays up
  • ponders
  • ponies up
  • procrastinates
  • pussyfoots
  • quits
  • recompenses
  • regularizes
  • remainders
  • remains
  • remnants
  • residua
  • residues
  • rests
  • scales
  • scrapings
  • scraps
  • scruples
  • settles
  • shilly-shallies
  • staggers
  • standardizes
  • stands
  • stubs
  • stumps
  • superabundances
  • superfluities
  • surfeits
  • surpluses
  • sways
  • teeters
  • trade-offs
  • vacillates
  • vestiges
  • wabbles
  • waffles
  • waits
  • wavers
  • weighs
  • weights
  • wobbles

balks

  • adversities
  • arrests
  • averts
  • baffles
  • barriers
  • bars
  • beats
  • bits
  • blockades
  • blockages
  • blocks
  • brakes
  • brick walls
  • burdens
  • catches
  • chains
  • checkmates
  • checks
  • clogs
  • conquers
  • constraints
  • counteracts
  • cramps
  • crimps
  • cumbers
  • curbs
  • dangers
  • defeats
  • delays
  • deterrents
  • difficulties
  • disadvantages
  • discomfits
  • drags
  • drawbacks
  • embargoes
  • embarrassments
  • encumbers
  • encumbrances
  • fetters
  • foils
  • forestalls
  • frustrates
  • halts
  • hampers
  • handicaps
  • hardships
  • hazards
  • hinders
  • hindrances
  • hitches
  • hobbles
  • holdbacks
  • holds back
  • holdups
  • hurdles
  • impedes
  • impediments
  • inhibitions
  • inhibits
  • interferences
  • lets
  • loads
  • manacles
  • negates
  • neutralizes
  • nullifies
  • obstacles
  • obstructions
  • obstructs
  • obviates
  • offsets
  • overcomes
  • perils
  • precludes
  • prevents
  • reefs
  • reins
  • restraints
  • rubs
  • sets back
  • shackles
  • short-circuits
  • snags
  • stalls
  • stone walls
  • stoppages
  • stops
  • stumbling blocks
  • thwarts
  • ties up
  • trammels

cancelers

cancellers


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