Synonym: sit by, take it easy. Similar words: outback, get back, put back, cut back, cutback, set back, setback, beat back. Meaning: v. 1. settle into a comfortable sitting position 2. be inactive or indifferent while something is happening.
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(61) Sit back in a comfortable chair, feet flat upon the ground and uncrossed.
(62) Victims would rather sit back passively and give their power away by placing blame on an external trigger.
(63) I will not sit back and watch my only son become a cocksucker!
(64) So sit back, log on, and save the workout for the gym.
(65) Does he think he can sit back quietly now that the inquiry is over? Sentencedict.com
(66) When we need you help, all you did was sit back and twiddle you thumbs.
(67) Sit back with a smile as you watch ashand - waving conversationalist provoke mirror reactions in another.
(68) So Chinese enterprise can do this plant sit back and wait Thespian destiny in oneself , repeat on body of person of the same trade?
(69) Are we going to sit back and do nothing until the cranes arrive?
(70) Victims refuse to take responsibility for their own actions and emotions. Victims would rather sit back passively and give their power away by placing blame on an external trigger.
(71) I refuse to sit back and let Jamie get used by another asshole!
(72) I had to sit back and just watch and just get nauseous.
(73) This is a laissez-faire government that believes government should sit back and watch as the "big society" takes care of itself.
(74) In addition to toy with the sound, the adults can sit back and relax, learn cat "meow woo" call, learn dog "bark" call so tantalize children, so he turned to the direction of the voice response.
More similar words: outback, get back, put back, cut back, cutback, set back, setback, beat back, get back at, fight back, positive feedback, back to back, back-to-back, spitball, debit balance, credit balance, backpacking, backpacker, backtrack, backpack, back, aback, backer, backup, backed, back up, go back, back out, back of, back off.