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100 Words to Use Instead of “Fix”

February 5, 2026

100 Words to Use Instead of

No. Term Definition
1. Adjust Change slightly to improve.
2. Align Bring into correct position.
3. Amend Modify to make better.
4. Anchor Secure firmly in place.
5. Antidote Counteract a harmful effect.
6. Arrange Put in proper order.
7. Assemble Put parts together.
8. Balance Make stable or even.
9. Bolster Support and strengthen.
10. Brace Support to prevent collapse.
11. Calibrate Set accurately by measurement.
12. Cap Limit or top off.
13. Cement Make firm and lasting.
14. Center Place in the middle.
15. Clarify Make easier to understand.
16. Cleanse Remove impurities or dirt.
17. Close Shut or bring together.
18. Complete Finish fully; make whole.
19. Consolidate Combine into a stronger whole.
20. Correct Make free from errors.
21. Counteract Act against to reduce impact.
22. Cure Eliminate a problem or illness.
23. Debug Remove errors from software.
24. Defuse Reduce tension or danger.
25. Delineate Define clearly; set boundaries.
26. Dismantle Take apart for service.
27. Dispel Drive away doubts or fears.
28. Dress Treat a wound or surface.
29. Edit Revise for clarity and quality.
30. Eliminate Remove completely.
31. Emend Correct a text carefully.
32. Enable Make possible or workable.
33. Equalize Make equal or level.
34. Eradicate Destroy entirely.
35. Establish Set up securely.
36. Evaluate Assess to decide improvements.
37. Expedite Speed up a process.
38. Fettle Put in good condition.
39. Finalize Make complete and official.
40. Fortify Strengthen against weakness.
41. Free Release from constraint or blockage.
42. Freshen Make new or refreshed.
43. Fulfill Carry out as required.
44. Fuse Join by melting or bonding.
45. Groom Prepare neatly for use.
46. Guard Protect from harm.
47. Harmonize Make consistent and compatible.
48. Heal Restore to health.
49. Hone Sharpen or refine skill.
50. Improve Make better in quality.
51. Insulate Protect by isolating.
52. Integrate Combine into a whole.
53. Iron out Remove problems or wrinkles.
54. Join Connect or link together.
55. Justify Align text or show reason.
56. Kickstart Get started with energy.
57. Knit Join closely into one.
58. Level Make even or flat.
59. Liberate Set free from restriction.
60. Lock Secure against opening or change.
61. Mend Repair something damaged.
62. Mitigate Make less severe.
63. Modernize Update to current standards.
64. Modify Change to suit needs.
65. Nail down Set firmly; finalize details.
66. Normalize Bring back to usual state.
67. Nourish Support growth and health.
68. Nullify Make invalid or ineffective.
69. Optimize Make as effective as possible.
70. Order Arrange systematically.
71. Overhaul Examine and improve thoroughly.
72. Patch Apply a small repair.
73. Perfect Make as good as possible.
74. Polish Refine and improve appearance.
75. Prepare Make ready for use.
76. Preserve Maintain in good condition.
77. Prevent Stop from happening.
78. Process Handle through set steps.
79. Proofread Check for mistakes.
80. Protect Keep safe from harm.
81. Purify Remove contaminants.
82. Quick-check Do a rapid inspection.
83. Realign Align again correctly.
84. Rebuild Build again after damage.
85. Reconcile Bring into agreement.
86. Recondition Restore to usable condition.
87. Rectify Put right; correct.
88. Redo Do again to improve.
89. Refactor Restructure code without changing output.
90. Refine Improve by small changes.
91. Reform Change for the better.
92. Reframe Present in a new way.
93. Refresh Update or renew.
94. Reinforce Strengthen with added support.
95. Reinstall Install again to restore.
96. Reinstate Restore to a former state.
97. Renew Make like new again.
98. Renovate Restore and improve a place.
99. Repair Restore to working order.
100. Replace Put in a substitute.
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