put over (Meaning)

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put over (v)

communicate successfully

hold back to a later time

No weak antonyms found.

The magician's performance was so captivating that he managed to put over even the most skeptical audience members.
Despite initial doubts, the salesman's persuasive pitch managed to put over the benefits of the product to the potential buyers.
The coach worked hard to put over the importance of teamwork to the players, emphasizing its impact on their success.
The author's skillful storytelling put over the message of resilience and hope in her latest novel.
With his charming personality, he easily put over his ideas to the group, gaining their support for his project.
The politician tried to put over his agenda during the debate, but his opponents countered with strong arguments of their own.
The singer's passionate performance put over the emotions of the song, moving the audience to tears.
The teacher struggled to put over complex concepts to her students, resorting to creative teaching methods to make them more understandable.
The CEO's confidence and clarity in her presentation put over the company's vision for growth and innovation.
Despite facing numerous obstacles, the team's determination and perseverance put over their rivals, leading them to victory.

communicate successfully, hold back to a later time

put off,postpone, defer, delay, hold off (on), wait, remit,lay over, hold over, hold up

deal (with), act,work (on), work (on), do, do, act, deal (with),decide (upon), decide (upon)

The magician's performance was so captivating that he managed to put over even the most skeptical audience members.

Despite initial doubts, the salesman's persuasive pitch managed to put over the benefits of the product to the potential buyers.

The coach worked hard to put over the importance of teamwork to the players, emphasizing its impact on their success.

The author's skillful storytelling put over the message of resilience and hope in her latest novel.