Synonyms for handover
han·dover

Princeton's WordNet

1. handovernoun

   act of relinquishing property or authority etc

   "the handover of occupied territory"

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1. • Relinquishment

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1. List of paraphrases for "handover":

   transfer, retrocession, hand-over, extradition, surrender, delivery, passthrough, handing

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1. Mark Milley:

   I just want to be clear – we’re talking about two different missions, the retrograde of troops … that is complete by mid-July, and that was done, actually, without any significant incident. And that’s the handover of 11 bases, the bringing out of a lot of equipment … that was done under the command of Gen. Miller.

2. Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev:

   If they (the elites) were to able to, they would have canceled elections altogether, the main question is: when will he (Nazarbayev) start the process of power handover?

3. Energy Minister Damian Gjiknuri:

   The deadline for the handover of the applications for the sea blocks, due to the consolidation of the seismic data, will be postponed for another deadline.

4. Richard Wilkinson:

   He doesnt want to stay in command of the ship, he wants to go home, because he wasnt happy to go back and pick up the broken pieces, but hes a professional skipper and needs to wait for a new crew to do a proper handover.

5. Boris Johnson:

   But on the 25th anniversary of the handover, we simply can not avoid the fact that for some time now, Beijing has been failing to comply with its obligations. It's a state of affairs that threatens both the rights and freedoms of Hong Kong ' and the continued progress and prosperity of their home.