jam-ups

The word “jam-ups” has 2 syllables: jam-ups

It's pronounced as /ˈdʒæmˌʌps/


What is synonym and antonym for jam-ups?

In the thesaurus, “jam-ups” has 16 synonyms and 23 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for jam-ups along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for jam-ups

Antonyms for jam-ups

  • advance
  • advantage
  • aid
  • allow
  • approve
  • assist
  • assistance
  • benefit
  • continue
  • encourage
  • facilitate
  • forward
  • free
  • help
  • include
  • let go
  • liberate
  • opening
  • permit
  • push
  • release
  • start
  • support

Example Sentences

  • During the event, technical difficulties led to frustrating audio jam-ups on the live stream.
  • The old printing machine often experienced paper feeding issues, causing frequent jam-ups.
  • Traffic signals malfunctioned, resulting in unexpected jam-ups at several intersections.
  • The software update unexpectedly caused multiple system jam-ups throughout the workday.
  • Despite efforts to streamline the process, the assembly line still faced occasional jam-ups that disrupted production.

On this page you'll find 39 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to jam-ups, such as: advance, advantage, aid, allow, approve, assist, assistance.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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  • agents
  • alternates
  • apologies
  • assignees
  • assistants
  • attorneys
  • bottlenecks
  • commissaries
  • congestions
  • covers
  • crawls
  • delays
  • delegates
  • deputies
  • designated hitters
  • envoys
  • factors
  • fill-ins
  • gridlocks
  • jam-ups
  • jams
  • locks
  • locum tenentes
  • logjams
  • makeshifts
  • pinch hitters
  • procurators
  • proxies
  • reliefs
  • relievers
  • replacements
  • representatives
  • reps
  • reserves
  • seconds
  • slowdowns
  • snarls
  • stand-ins
  • stopgaps
  • stoppages
  • subs
  • substitutes
  • successors
  • superseders
  • surrogates
  • tailbacks
  • tangles
  • tie-ups
  • traffic
  • understudies

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