Prepare Synonyms

prĭ-pâr
To make oneself ready
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. fix
  2. fit
  3. ready
  4. prime
  5. make
  6. adapt
  7. arrange
  8. adjust
  9. arm
  10. furnish
  11. cook
  12. qualify
  13. devise
  14. settle
  15. provide
  16. plan
  17. get-ready
  18. foresee
  19. make preparations
  20. make arrangements
  21. put in order
  22. set-one-s-house-in-order
  23. fabricate
  24. appoint
  25. elaborate
  26. perfect
  27. develop
  28. address
  29. prepare the ground
  30. lay the foundations
  31. alert
  32. block out
  33. roughhew
  34. smooth the way
  35. man
  36. braced
  37. coach
  38. set for
  39. concoct
  40. cut out
  41. condition
  42. warm-up
  43. lay-the-groundwork
  44. construct
  45. contrive
  46. lay by
  47. dispose
  48. lay in
  49. make provision
  50. draft
  51. put in readiness
  52. edit
  53. build up
  54. equip
  55. finished
  56. provide for
  57. provide against
  58. make snug
  59. set up
  60. clear-the-decks
  61. frame
  62. hold oneself in readiness
  63. be-prepared
  64. groom
  65. be ready
  66. instruct
  67. outfit
  68. pave
  69. process
  70. rehearse
  71. strengthen
  72. supply
  73. train
  74. gear-up
  75. set
To make other persons or things ready
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. outfit
  2. equip
  3. fit out
To plan the details or arrangements of
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. arrange
  2. lay out
  3. organize
  4. train
  5. schedule
  6. organise
  7. work out
  8. devise
  9. develop
  10. get up
  11. machinate
  12. educate
Undergo training or instruction in preparation for a particular role, function, or profession
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. train
  2. groom
To cook and serve
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. cook
  2. fix
  3. make
  4. concoct
  5. dress
  6. brew

Words Related to Prepare

Related words are words that are directly connected to each other through their meaning, even if they are not synonyms or antonyms. This connection may be general or specific, or the words may appear frequently together.

Prepare Sentence Examples

  • We have two days to prepare ourselves.

  • Agreed. Jake, prepare yourself.

  • Late September aroused the instinct to prepare the den for winter — so to speak.

  • Consequently, I need more time to prepare my lessons than other girls.

  • I've pulled off to the side of the road to prepare for visitors.

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