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What is another word for Nestle? – 317 Nestle Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    settle locate position place situate establish reside dwell abide inhabit live stay remain rest repose ensconce lodge quarter accommodate house shelter shroud envelop enfold enclose encase wrap tuck snuggle cozy nest burrow den lair habitat home haven refuge asylum sanctuary seclude conceal hide secrete stash cache store stockpile hoard accumulate amass collect gather cluster group huddle crouch slump slouch lean recline repose lounge loll relax unwind calm soothe quiet still peaceful tranquil serene calm composed collected sedate subdued muted hushed gentle soft quiet silent still stagnant motionless immobile inert dormant quiescent

    Meaning of Nestle

    The primary meaning of the word "Nestle" is to settle or become situated in a comfortable or cozy position.

    Definitions

    • To lie or sit in a comfortable and cozy position, often in a warm or sheltered place
    • To become situated or established in a particular location or position
    • To fit or be placed snugly in a particular position or location

    Etymology of Nestle

    The word "Nestle" has its roots in Old French and Middle English, derived from the word "nestler", which means to make a nest or to settle into a cozy position
    Historically, the word was used to describe the act of birds nesting or making a cozy home for themselves
    Over time, the word has evolved to include a broader range of meanings related to comfort, coziness, and relaxation

    Example Uses

    • The cat will nestle into its favorite spot on the couch for a nap
    • The new employee will nestle into her role as marketing manager over the next few weeks
    • The leaves nestle among the branches of the tree, providing a cozy home for the birds

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    leave depart exit vacate abandon desert flee escape evacuate relocate move shift remove dislodge disturb disrupt unsettle disquiet agitate stir rouse awaken arouse excite provoke disturb trouble worry concern alarm frighten scare intimidate threaten menace loom tower dominate overwhelm oppress suppress crush annihilate destroy demolish raze eradicate exterminate