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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to return:   (538 results)

Often used in the same context:
rejoin, leave, depart, reclaim, back, arrive, surrender, resume, reenter, revert, reunite, recuperate, withdraw, reassume, recover, resumption, recapture, rediscover, repatriation, departure, arrival, retuned, reappearance, regain, start, flee, withdrawal, stay, reinstate, abandon, move, relinquish, forsake, payback, enter, transfer, again, trip, convalesce, send, comeback, triumphant, reprise, remain, retire, retake, homecoming, exit, redemption, reopen, vengeance, forego, come, reappear, resurrect, absence, switch, bounce, receive, recoup, vacate, miss, readjust, regroup, refund, swansong, change, redeploy, rebuild, reschedule, join, home, immediately, turnaround, restore, reversion, rest, for, prodigal son, quits, pullout, wait, atone, rebirth, revisit, unload, resurrection, visits, materialize, appearance, begin, repay, revive, recovery, demotion, immediate, decamp, exile, retirement, ending, reoccupy, relent, returns, profit, payout, repayment, payoff, recoveries, profits, yield, gain, remuneration, payment, profitability, receipt, reimbursement, remittance, compensation, disbursement, dividend, earning, benefit, savings, stream, flow, intake, ional, oneway, quantity, sampling, use, value, weighted, aggregative, assumed, benchmark, delay, discharge, enhancement, pass

More specific:
amended return, atavism, backhand, backhand shot, backhand stroke, backtrack, boomerang, bounce, chop, chop shot, clawback, cut back, declaration of estimated tax, double back, drive, drop shot, economic rent, estimated tax return, fall, false return, feed back, flashback, flash back, forehand, forehand shot, forehand stroke, go back, go home, ground stroke, half volley, head home, home, information return, joint return, light, lob, overhead, passing shot, reciprocation, recover, recur, reentry, reimburse, remand, rent, repatriation, report out, requital, restitute, restore, resubmit, retaliation, retrace, revenge, reversion, revisit, smash, throwback, tit for tat, trace, turn back, volley

Appears in the definition of:
., 1 chronicles, 2 chronicles, accompanying vein, allurement, amended return, anguillidae, ascii control character, asdic, atrioventricular valve, au pair, backhand, backhand drive, backhand shot, backhand stroke, banded, betrayer, blabber, boomerang, borrower, bung, burdensome, call-back, callback, call back, capital cost, change, chop, chop shot, comeback, come back, come to, common cardinal vein, common eel, compensate, conditional sale, confuse, control character, copyhold, cost of capital, counter, counterblow, counterpunch, countershot, covenant, cut back, damon, day return, dead, declaration of estimated tax, dink, direct-grant school, domicile, drive, drop shot, earner, echolocation, echo sounder, echo sounding, economic rent, elasticity, elastic device, estimated tax return, exchange, failure, falconry, false return, familiar, family anguillidae, fee, fee splitting, fixed-income, flash back, flip, forehand, forehand drive, forehand shot, forehand stroke, freshwater eel, get back, give-and-go, giving, go back, go home, ground stroke, grubstake, half volley, head home, hock, home, homer, homesickness, homing pigeon, idle, ii chronicles, indian giver, information return, informer, informing, involution, in return, i chronicles, joint, joint return, jugular, jugular vein, kill, legal residence, leyte, leyte invasion, leyte island, lob, make up, mortgager, mortgagor, mutual, negociate, neoconservativism, normalise, normalize, odysseus, optimum, order, overhead, parry, passing shot, patroclus, patronage, pawn, pay, payback, pay off, phintias, plea-bargain, point of no return, power broker, purchase order, pythias, quid, quid pro quo, rally, ransom, ransom money, rat, ratting, rebound, recall, reciprocal, reciprocate, reciprocation, recission, reconstruct, recovery, recriminate, recrudescence, recur, redundant, reecho, regenerate, reinsurance, rejuvenate, relaxation, relaxation behavior, relaxation time, render, rent, rental collection, repay, report out, requite, rescission, resile, resilience, resiliency, restore, resume, resurrect, resuscitate, retaliate, retaliation, returning, return key, revenge, reversion, reverting, revive, reward, rise, robert falcon scott, robert scott, rubicon, salamander, scott, second wind, sender, sensationally, separated, smash, snap, soak, social contract, solicitation, somersault, somersaulting, sonar, square one, squealer, startled, strike back, submit, sugar daddy, take up, tattoo, tax return, throwing stick, throw stick, timely, tip, tit for tat, trap, trip, trophobiosis, turnaround, turnaround time, turnround, unilateral contract, uprise, vena cava, vena comitans, vena jugularis, volley, wage earner, waste of money

Part of:
football, lawn tennis, tennis

More general:
acquisition, answer, arrival, bring, carry, change by reversal, change hands, come back, communicate, convey, create, denote, elect, get back, give, go, go back, group action, income, instrument, key, legal document, legal instrument, locomote, make, motion, move, movement, official document, pass, pass on, pay, produce, put across, re-emerge, reappear, reciprocate, refer, repeat, repetition, reply, respond, response, reverse, run, running, running game, running play, submit, take, tennis shot, tennis stroke, transport, travel, turn, turning

Synonyms:
be restored, bring back, come back, comeback, coming back, deliver, devolve, fall, generate, get back, getting even, give, give back, go back, hark back, homecoming, income tax return, issue, pass, paying back, payoff, proceeds, recall, recurrence, reelect, refund, regaining, regress, rejoin, rejoinder, render, repay, restitution, restoration, retort, return key, revert, riposte, take, take back, takings, tax return, turn back, yield

Also try:
— Nouns for return: valve, regulation, valves, department, investment, system, method, value, air, off, work, more...

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