Synonyms for without
wɪðˈaʊt, wɪθ-with·out

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1. withoutpreposition

   Synonyms:
   with no, wo, lacking, sans, -less, outwith

2. withoutpreposition

   Unless, except (introducing a clause).

   Synonyms:
   -less, wo, lacking, outwith, sans, with no

   Antonyms:
   within

3. withoutpreposition

   Lacking something.

   Being from a large, poor family, he learned to live without.

   Synonyms:
   with no, outwith, sans, lacking, -less, wo

   Antonyms:
   characteristic, with, endowed, having

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1. without

   Synonyms:
   afar from, away from, beyond, far from, outside

   Antonyms:
   amid, amidst, among, amongst, between, betwixt, in the midst of, mingled with, surrounded by

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1. without

   Synonyms:
   prep. out of, on the outside of, not within

2. without

   Synonyms:
   in the absence of, not with, independently of, exclusively of

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1. List of paraphrases for "without":

   sans, no, not, unless, but, free, ohne, absence, sin, if

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1. Ron DeSantis:

   We had a mother from Leon County, and her daughter was going to school and some people in the school had decided that the daughter was really a boy and not a girl. So they changed the girl's name to a boy's name, had her dress like a boy and on doing all this stuff, without telling the mother or getting consent from the mother. First of all, they shouldn't be doing that at all. But to do these things behind the parents' back and to say that the parents should be shut out. That is wrong.

2. Mustafa Balibay:

   Japan bans us from working, but everyone knows that without foreigners this country’s in trouble, construction jobs won’t get done. There aren’t enough workers and young Japanese can’t do these jobs. The government knows that better than anyone.

3. Jean Marie Dangou:

   Our communication was top down and the way we delivered the messages was wrong. We told people to stop doing things without explaining why.

4. Joe Mendoza:

   We don’t want to move forward with anything else without every single piece of information, we’re just in a holding pattern until we can get those people interviewed.

5. Robert Menendez:

   I believe we could still get a better deal and here's how: We can disapprove this agreement, without rejecting the entire agreement.