read out

The phrase “read out” has 2 syllables: read out

It's pronounced as /riːd aʊt/


What is synonym and antonym for read out?

In the thesaurus, “read out” has 107 synonyms and 27 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for read out along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for read out

  • abuse
  • admonish
  • animadvert
  • asperse
  • attack
  • ax
  • axe
  • backbite
  • banish
  • berate
  • blame
  • blast
  • bounce
  • can
  • carp at
  • cashier
  • cast out
  • castigate
  • cavil
  • censure
  • chase
  • chastise
  • chide
  • condemn
  • contemn
  • crack down on
  • cut up
  • defenestrate
  • deforce
  • denigrate
  • denounce
  • deport
  • deprecate
  • disapprove
  • discharge
  • discipline
  • dismiss
  • disparage
  • displace
  • dispossess
  • eject
  • evict
  • except
  • exile
  • expatriate
  • expel
  • expostulate
  • exprobate
  • extrude
  • find fault with
  • fire
  • get after
  • go after
  • have at
  • impugn
  • incriminate
  • judge
  • kick
  • kick out
  • knock
  • lambaste
  • lay into
  • lay out
  • lecture
  • let have it
  • look askance
  • muster out
  • object
  • ostracize
  • oust
  • out
  • pick apart
  • pink-slip
  • protest
  • pull apart
  • rail
  • rebuff
  • rebuke
  • recriminate
  • release
  • remonstrate
  • remove
  • reprehend
  • reprimand
  • reproach
  • reprove
  • retire
  • rip into
  • roast
  • rout
  • run off
  • sack
  • scold
  • scorch
  • shut out
  • sound off
  • take to task
  • tear apart
  • tell off
  • terminate
  • throw out
  • tongue-lash
  • trash
  • turn out
  • upbraid
  • vituperate
  • work over

Antonyms for read out

Meanings of read out

  • verb
    1. To read something and say the words to inform other people.
    2. (of a device) To read some data and inform the person using the device.
    3. To interpret a part of a law so that it is not struck down but is rendered of no effect or applicability.

Example Sentences

  • The teacher began to read out the list of students who passed.
  • Please read out the instructions clearly so everyone understands.
  • She read out the names of the winners with excitement.
  • He was asked to read out the results to the entire class.
  • The officer read out the charges in a firm voice.

On this page you'll find 134 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to read out, such as: abuse, accept, admit, admonish, agree, allow, animadvert.

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

Related Words

kicked out

  • ax
  • axed
  • banished
  • boot
  • bounce
  • bounced
  • can
  • canned
  • cashier
  • cashiered
  • cast out
  • chase
  • chased
  • chuck
  • defenestrated
  • deforced
  • deported
  • discharge
  • discharged
  • dismiss
  • dismissed
  • displaced
  • dispossessed
  • drop
  • eject
  • ejected
  • evict
  • evicted
  • exiled
  • expatriated
  • expel
  • expelled
  • extrude
  • extruded
  • fire
  • fired
  • gave one the gate
  • mustered out
  • ostracized
  • oust
  • ousted
  • out
  • outed
  • pink-slipped
  • ran off
  • read out
  • reject
  • released
  • remove
  • removed
  • retired
  • routed
  • sack
  • sacked
  • sent packing
  • shut out
  • terminated
  • threw out
  • throw out
  • toss out
  • turned out

kick out

  • ax
  • axe
  • banish
  • boot
  • bounce
  • can
  • cashier
  • cast out
  • chase
  • chuck
  • defenestrate
  • deforce
  • deport
  • discharge
  • dismiss
  • displace
  • dispossess
  • drop
  • eject
  • evict
  • exile
  • expatriate
  • expel
  • extrude
  • fire
  • give one the gate
  • muster out
  • ostracize
  • oust
  • out
  • pink-slip
  • read out
  • reject
  • release
  • remove
  • retire
  • rout
  • run off
  • sack
  • send packing
  • shut out
  • terminate
  • throw out
  • toss out
  • turn out

take to task

  • abase
  • abuse
  • accuse
  • adjudicate
  • admonish
  • afflict
  • animadvert
  • arraign
  • asperse
  • assail
  • attack
  • backbite
  • bad-mouth
  • baste
  • bawl out
  • beef
  • belittle
  • bellyache
  • berate
  • bitch
  • blacklist
  • blame
  • blast
  • boycott
  • brand
  • call down
  • call on the carpet
  • call to task
  • carp
  • carp at
  • carp on
  • castigate
  • cavil
  • censure
  • charge
  • charge with
  • chasten
  • chastise
  • chew out
  • chide
  • climb all over
  • clobber
  • come down on
  • complain
  • condemn
  • contemn
  • cow
  • crab
  • criticize
  • croak
  • crucify
  • curb
  • cut up
  • damn
  • declaim
  • decry
  • defame
  • denigrate
  • denounce
  • denunciate
  • deprecate
  • deride
  • derogate
  • dis
  • disapprove
  • discipline
  • discommend
  • discredit
  • disparage
  • dispraise
  • diss
  • dress down
  • drub
  • excoriate
  • expose
  • expostulate
  • exprobate
  • fault
  • find fault with
  • finger
  • flay
  • fry
  • fulminate against
  • fuss
  • get after
  • gibbet
  • give a talking-to
  • give comeuppance
  • give the devil
  • give the dickens
  • give tongue-lashing
  • go after
  • gripe
  • grouse
  • growl
  • grumble
  • hammer
  • hang something on
  • harangue
  • have on the carpet
  • have words
  • humble
  • impeach
  • implicate
  • impugn
  • incriminate
  • indict
  • inveigh against
  • jaw
  • jawbone
  • judge
  • jump on
  • keelhaul
  • keep aft
  • kick
  • knock
  • kvetch
  • lambast
  • lambaste
  • lash
  • lay down the law
  • lay into
  • lay on
  • lean on
  • lecture
  • lesson
  • light into
  • look askance
  • lower the boom
  • moan
  • mock
  • monish
  • murmur
  • mutter
  • nag
  • niggle
  • objurate
  • objurgate
  • oppose
  • ostracize
  • pan
  • pay
  • penalize
  • pick apart
  • pillory
  • preach
  • proscribe
  • prosecute
  • pull apart
  • punish
  • put down
  • quibble
  • rag
  • rail
  • rake
  • rake over the coals
  • rap
  • rat
  • rate
  • read
  • read out
  • read the riot act
  • ream
  • rebuff
  • rebuke
  • recriminate
  • remonstrate
  • reprehend
  • repress
  • reprimand
  • reproach
  • reprobate
  • reprove
  • restrain
  • revile
  • ridicule
  • rip
  • rip into
  • scoff
  • scold
  • score
  • scorn
  • scourge
  • show up
  • sit on
  • skewer
  • skin
  • slag
  • slam
  • slash
  • smear
  • soften
  • sound off
  • stigmatize
  • subdue
  • tame
  • taunt
  • tear apart
  • tell off
  • threaten
  • tick off
  • tongue-lash
  • trim
  • try
  • tweak
  • upbraid
  • vilify
  • vituperate
  • whine
  • yell at
  • zap

banish

  • ax
  • axe
  • ban
  • bounce
  • can
  • cashier
  • cast out
  • chase
  • defenestrate
  • deforce
  • deport
  • discard
  • discharge
  • dislodge
  • dismiss
  • dispel
  • displace
  • dispossess
  • drive away
  • eject
  • eliminate
  • eradicate
  • evict
  • exclude
  • excommunicate
  • exile
  • expatriate
  • expel
  • expulse
  • extradict
  • extrude
  • fire
  • get rid of
  • give one the gate
  • isolate
  • kick out
  • muster out
  • ostracize
  • oust
  • out
  • outlaw
  • pink-slip
  • proscribe
  • read out
  • reject
  • release
  • relegate
  • remove
  • repudiate
  • retire
  • rout
  • run off
  • run out
  • rusticate
  • sack
  • send packing
  • sequester
  • shake off
  • shut out
  • spurn
  • terminate
  • throw out
  • transport
  • turn out

banished

  • abandoned
  • axed
  • bounced
  • canned
  • cashiered
  • cast out
  • chased
  • defenestrated
  • deforced
  • deported
  • derelict
  • desolate
  • destitute
  • discharged
  • disinherited
  • dismissed
  • displaced
  • dispossessed
  • down-and-out
  • ejected
  • eliminated
  • evicted
  • excluded
  • excommunicated
  • exiled
  • expatriated
  • expelled
  • expulsed
  • extruded
  • fired
  • forlorn
  • forsaken
  • friendless
  • gave one the gate
  • houseless
  • itinerant
  • kicked out
  • mustered out
  • ostracized
  • ousted
  • outcast
  • outed
  • pink-slipped
  • ran off
  • ran out
  • read out
  • rejected
  • released
  • relegated
  • removed
  • repudiated
  • retired
  • routed
  • sacked
  • sent packing
  • shut out
  • spurned
  • terminated
  • threw out
  • transported
  • turned out
  • uncared-for
  • unhoused
  • unsettled
  • unsheltered
  • vagabond
  • vagrant
  • wandering
  • without a roof

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