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100 Other Words for “Attend”

February 14, 2026

100 Other Words for

No. Term Definition
1. Accompany Go with someone.
2. Appear at Show up at a place.
3. Arrive Reach a place.
4. Assist Help or support.
5. Be at Be present somewhere.
6. Be in attendance Be present at an event.
7. Be on hand Be available nearby.
8. Be present Exist in a place.
9. Be there Be present.
10. Bear witness Observe as evidence.
11. Call on Visit or contact briefly.
12. Care for Look after someone.
13. Catch See or hear something.
14. Chaperone Supervise an outing.
15. Check in Report arrival or status.
16. Clock in Record arrival for work.
17. Come along Join someone.
18. Come by Visit briefly.
19. Come to Arrive at a place.
20. Confer Meet to discuss.
21. Cover Report on an event.
22. Drop by Visit informally.
23. Drop in Visit without appointment.
24. Drop over Pay a casual visit.
25. Drop round Visit casually nearby.
26. Enter Go into a place.
27. Escort Go with for protection.
28. Experience Undergo or live through.
29. File in Enter in an orderly way.
30. Frequent Visit often.
31. Fulfill Carry out a duty.
32. Gather for Assemble for something.
33. Give audience Receive someone formally.
34. Give heed Pay attention.
35. Go to Visit a place or event.
36. Hang around Stay nearby casually.
37. Hear Listen to sounds or speech.
38. Heed Pay attention to.
39. Help Provide assistance.
40. Join Take part with others.
41. Join in Participate with a group.
42. Keep Remain for a purpose.
43. Keep company Stay with someone.
44. Keep watch Stay alert and observe.
45. Lend a hand Help out.
46. Listen Pay attention to sound.
47. Look after Take care of.
48. Look in on Visit briefly to check.
49. Look on Watch without joining.
50. Look to Rely on or consult.
51. Maintain Continue to support.
52. Make an appearance Show up briefly.
53. Make it Arrive successfully.
54. Make the rounds Visit several places.
55. Meet Come together with others.
56. Meet up Gather by arrangement.
57. Mind Take care of.
58. Monitor Watch closely.
59. Observe Watch or notice.
60. Occur at Happen in a place.
61. Oversee Supervise or manage.
62. Participate Take part.
63. Pay a call Make a formal visit.
64. Pay a visit Go to see someone.
65. Pay attention Focus mentally.
66. Pay heed Take notice.
67. Perform Carry out an action.
68. Present oneself Arrive or appear.
69. Provide care Give care or support.
70. Report for Arrive as required.
71. Respond to React to an invitation.
72. See Visit or meet.
73. See to Take care of.
74. Show Appear for an event.
75. Show one’s face Appear briefly.
76. Show up Arrive unexpectedly or as planned.
77. Sit in Attend as an observer.
78. Sit through Stay until it ends.
79. Spectate Watch as a spectator.
80. Stand by Remain ready to help.
81. Step in Enter briefly to help.
82. Stop by Visit briefly.
83. Stop in Make a short visit.
84. Stop over Stay briefly while traveling.
85. Supervise Oversee activities or people.
86. Support Give help or backing.
87. Take a seat Sit down for an event.
88. Take attendance Record who is present.
89. Take care of Look after someone or something.
90. Take in Watch or absorb.
91. Take part Participate in something.
92. Take the floor Speak in a meeting.
93. Tend to Care for or deal with.
94. Tune in Listen or pay attention.
95. Turn out Show up in numbers.
96. Turn up Arrive or appear.
97. Visit Go to see a place.
98. Wait on Serve or assist.
99. Watch Look at attentively.
100. Watch over Guard or supervise.

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