to have a particular quality or thing – synonyms and related words | Macmillan Dictionary

assume

verb

to begin to have a particular quality, shape, expression, etc.

bear

verb

formal if something bears writing or a design, that writing or design is on it

boast

verb

to have something good, often an attractive feature that other people admire

carry

verb

if something carries a guarantee, it has it

command

verb

to have something such as people’s respect or attention

develop

verb

to begin to have something such as a feeling, habit, interest, or relationship

develop

verb

to begin to have a problem or difficulty

exhibit

verb

formal to show a particular feeling, quality, ability, or form of behavior

exude

verb

formal if you exude a particular quality, people notice easily that you have a lot of it

go for

phrasal verb

if a person or thing has something going for them, they have an advantage, skill, or other positive quality

have everything

phrase

to have all the qualities or possessions that you need in order to be happy or successful

have something up the ying yang

phrase

to have a lot of something

hold

verb

to have something, for example a job

hold

verb

formal to have a particular quality

ooze

verb

if someone or something oozes a particular quality, or if it oozes from them, they show that quality in a very obvious way

partake of

phrasal verb

to have some of a particular quality

project

verb

to give people an idea that someone or something has particular qualities

run through

phrasal verb

if a quality or idea runs through something, you can find it in many parts of that thing

savor of

phrasal verb

to appear to have a small amount of an unpleasant quality

take

verb

to do or to have something