Another word for own

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own Synonyms

own

modif.

mine, yours, his, hers, its, theirs, personal, individual, owned, very own*; see also private.

come into one's own

receive what one deserves, gain proper credit, gain proper recognition, thrive; see prosper.

of one's own

personal, private, belonging to one; see owned.

on one's own

by oneself, acted independently, singly; see independently.

own Synonyms

own

v.

To possess
hold, have, enjoy, have inherited, fallen heir to, have title to, have rights to, be master of, occupy, control, dominate, have claim upon, boast, reserve, retain, keep, have in hand, have a deed for; see also maintain 3.
Antonyms lack*, want, need.
To acknowledge
admit, assent to, grant, recognize; see admit 2, 3, declare 2. See syn. study at admit.

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Another word for own

verb

To keep at one's disposal:
have, hold, possess, retain. See keep
To recognize, often reluctantly, the reality or truth of.
Also used with up: acknowledge, admit, avow, concede, confess, grant. (Slang) fess up. (Chiefly Regional) allow. See affirm, knowledge