Synonyms for sit down
sit down

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1. sit downverb

   To assume a sitting position from a standing position.

   Sit down! We have work to do.

   Synonyms:
   take a pew, take a seat, be seated

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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, sit-down

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

2. sit down, sitverb

   take a seat

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

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

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

4. sit, sit downverb

   be seated

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

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

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1. Anthony Rendon:

   I was actually pretty happy about the delay. I got to sit down for a little while before I got the at-bat, it's just part of the game. We're all human, mistakes happen. No one is going to feel sorry for you.

2. Beau Trivers:

   Just generally, I think that we're stronger together, the challenge I have is, Can we ever really sit down and work together to address some of our root problems ?

3. Scott Bolden:

   When you bring an indictment, if I may, when you bring an indictment four months before an election and don’t sit down with the defense and tell them what you’re looking for and at before you bring the indictment, you’re not trying to find justice or truth. You’re trying to affect the outcome of her reelection effort.

4. Bob Bolus:

   What they're seeing today is just a prelude of what's going to come if they don't sit down and listen to us and get rid of these restrictions, because then we'll shut the country down. We control this country. Not the government.

5. Jake Sullivan:

   There is never any substitute for leader-to-leader engagement, particularly for complex relationships, but with Putin this is exponentially the case, he has a highly personalized style of decision making and so it is important for President Biden to be able to sit down with President Biden face to face, to be clear about where we are, to understand where President Biden is, to try to manage our differences, and to identify those areas where we can work in America's interests to make progress.