Synonyms for sit-down
sit-down

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1. sit-down, sit-down strikeverb

   a strike in which workers refuse to leave the workplace until a settlement is reached

   Synonyms:
   sit-down strike

   Antonyms:
   uprise, arise, stand up, get up, rise

2. sit down, sitverb

   take a seat

   Synonyms:
   posture, seat, sit down, baby-sit, sit around, sit, model, pose, ride

   Antonyms:
   get up, uprise, rise, arise, stand up

3. seat, sit, sit downverb

   show to a seat; assign a seat for

   "The host seated me next to Mrs. Smith"

   Synonyms:
   invest, posture, ride, induct, baby-sit, sit around, seat, sit, model, pose, sit down

   Antonyms:
   rise, stand up, uprise, get up, arise

4. sit, sit downverb

   be seated

   Synonyms:
   posture, ride, sit down, baby-sit, seat, sit, model, pose, sit around

   Antonyms:
   stand up, arise, uprise, rise, get up

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1. List of paraphrases for "sit-down":

   sit-in

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1. Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi:

   I'm the new kid on the block in this relationship. They've been there, now they get a new DG, so we have to sit down together, start talking and take it from there, let me start my conversation with Iran. I don't think it would be appropriate, and it would be unfair, to pronounce myself about their attitudes before I sit down with them.

2. Maria Shriver:

   People can sit down and find common subjects, find common ground.

3. Governor Northam:

   What has happened, I finally had a chance to sit down and look at the photo in detail. It is definitely not me.

4. South Carolina.Read MoreBernie Sanders:

   Joe and I have our disagreements for sure. Joe is a decent guy and I think he is more than willing now to sit down, and we'll listen to those people that supported him in the past, hear what they have to say and tried to address their concerns.

5. Mollie Fitzgerald:

   Ask if the balcony is furnished – a table and pair of chairs so that you can actually step outside and enjoy it, sometimes, the term ‘ balcony ’ can be misleading and it is just a ‘ Juliette ’ balcony( also sometimes called ‘ French ’ balcony) which is a sliding door but the balcony itself is only 8 to 12 inches deep so no room to have furniture or sit down.