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tookverbpast tense of take to reach for and take hold of by embracing with the fingers or armstake my hand, or we'll get separated in this crowd clasped, grasped, gripped, held clenched, clung (to), clutched, held on (to)caught, nabbed, seized, snatched hung on to, laid hold of discharged, dropped, freed, liberated, releaseddelivered, entrusted(also intrusted), gave, handed, handed over, passed, relinquished, transferred, transmitted, turned over, unhanded to agree to receive whether willingly or reluctantlywill you take that call? took a cut in pay accepted, had acceded (to), assented (to), conceded (to), confirmed, consented (to), OK'd(or okayed), ratified, sanctioned, warrantedacquiesced (to), bowed (to), capitulated (to), gave in (to), submitted (to), succumbed (to), surrendered (to), yielded (to)abided(also abode), bore, brooked, countenanced, endured, shouldered, stomached, stood, stuck out, supported, sustained, swallowed, sweat out(or sweated out), toleratedadopted, embraced, welcomed declined, denied, disallowed, disapproved, negatived, refused, rejected, spurned, turned down, vetoed dissented (to), objected (to), opposed, protestedheld off, resisted, withstoodcombated(or combatted), contested, fought to become affected with (a disease or disorder)if you don't cover your head in this weather, you'll take cold and be stuck inside all weekend came down (with), caught, contracted, got, sickened (with), went down (with)(chiefly British) broke out (with)died (from), succumbed (to)failed, languished, sank(or sunk), wasted (away), weakened, wilted, withered, worsened came back, gained, healed, mended, recouped, recovered, recuperated, snapped backrallied, rebounded, recovered (from), shook (off) to decide to accept (someone or something) from a group of possibilitiesyou can take the white side this time, since I got to be white for our last chess game cherry-picked, chose, culled, elected, handpicked, named, opted (for), picked, preferred, selected, singled (out), tagged preselectedappointed, designated, fixed, marked, nominated, set, tabbed, tappedaccepted, adopted, embraced, espousedsettled (on or upon) declined, refused, rejected, turned down disapproved, negatived, repudiated, spurneddiscarded, jettisoned, threw away, threw out to get possession of (something) by giving money in exchange forI'll take two cheeseburgers to go, please bought, copped(slang), picked up, purchased acquired, gained, garnered, got, obtained, procured, secured, wonfinanced, paid (for), sprang (for)(or sprung (for))bartered (for), dealt (for), dickered (over), exchanged (for), haggled (for), negotiated (about), traded (for)bargained (with), chaffered (with), horse-traded (with), paltered (with)bade(or bid), offeredrebought, repurchased dealt (in), marketed, merchandised(also merchandized), retailed, sold, vended to have as a requirementit will take a lot of courage to stand up for what is right bore, challenged, claimed, demanded, necessitated, needed, required, wanted, warranted entailed, involvedasked, begged, claimed, clamored (for), cried (for)hurt (for), lackedcommanded, enjoined, exacted, insisted, pressed, quested, stipulated called for had, held owned, possessed to make or have room forI think we can take two more in this elevator accommodated, fitted(or fit), held carried, contained, seatedenclosed(also inclosed), encompassed, enfoldedharbored, housed to produce a desired effectit will be a few hours before this medication takes acted, operated, performed, worked(or wrought) behaved, reacted, respondedaffected, influenced, swayedpanned out, redounded, resulted took effect, took hold backfiredfizzled to put up with (something painful or difficult)I can't take anymore of your whining about your former boyfriend abided(also abode), absorbed, accepted, bode(or bided, chiefly dialect), bore, brooked, countenanced, endured, hacked, handled, met, pocketed, stomached, stood, stuck out, supported, sustained, sweat out(or sweated out), tolerated, went, wore(British) allowed, permitted, suffered, swallowedreconciled (to)acquiesced, agreed (with or to), assented (to), capitulated, consented (to), respected, submitted (to), yielded (to) lived with, lumped (it), stood for, toughed it out declined, dismissed, refused, rejected, repudiated, spurned, turned downcombated(or combatted), contested, fought, opposed, resistedavoided, bypassed, circumvented, dodged, eluded, escaped, evaded, missedabstained (from), forbore, refrained (from) to regard as right or trueI think we can take his word for it accepted, believed, bought, credited, swallowed, trusted accounted, accredited, understoodassumed, presumed, supposedconcluded, deduced, inferred set store by(or set store on) disbelieved, discredited, rejected distrusted, doubted, misdoubted, mistrusted, questioned, suspectedchallenged, disputed to achieve a victory overI know we can take that team beat, bested, conquered, defeated, did down(British), dispatched, got, got around, licked, mastered, overbore, overcame, overmatched, prevailed (over), skunked, stopped, subdued, surmounted, trimmed, triumphed (over), upended, won (against), worsted sweptedged (out), nosed out, pipped(British)annihilated, blew away, blew out, bombed, broke, buried, clobbered, creamed, crushed, drubbed, finished, flattened, overwhelmed, routed, shellacked, skinned, slaughtered, smoked(slang), snowed under, thrashed, trounced, upset, walloped, waxed(slang), whippedcapped, excelled, flourished, scored, succeededknocked off, knocked over, overpowered, overthrew, subjugated, unseated, vanquishedaced (out), bettered, eclipsed, exceeded, excelled, outdid, outdistanced, outfought, outshone(or outshined), outstripped, overtopped, surpassed, topped, transcended got the better of, knocked for a loop lost (to) fell, gave up, went down, went undercollapsed, failed, flopped, flunked, folded, washed out to deal with (something) usually skillfully or efficientlylet's take each problem separately addressed, contended (with), coped (with), fielded, grappled (with), hacked, handled, managed, maneuvered, manipulated, negotiated, played, swung, treated engineered, finessed, jockeyedbrought off, carried off, carried out, got off, pulledcommanded, directed, guided, steeredcontrolled, micromanaged, ran(also chiefly dialectical run), regulatedreacted (to), responded (to) came to grips with, had a grip on botched, bungled, foozled, fumbled, goofed (up), loused up, messed (up), mishandled, muffed, scamped to offer entrance (as to a place, school, or privilege) tothe school takes only a small percentage of the thousands of applicants admitted, entered, received entertained, welcomedfellowshipped(also fellowshiped)confirmed, ratified banned, barred declined, disallowed, disapproved, dismissed, refused, rejectedblackballed, blacklisted, ostracizedbanished, deported, exiled, expelled, ousted, threw out to deprive of lifeI never thought heart disease would take such an athletic and health-conscious person carried off, claimed, croaked(slang), destroyed, did in, dispatched, felled, killed, slew bumped off, butchered, cut down, finished, got, iced(slang), knocked off, murdered, neutralized, offed(slang), put away, rubbed out, scragged, snuffed, took out, wasted, whacked(slang)annihilated, blotted out, decimated, killed off, massacred, mowed, slaughtered, smoteassassinated, executed, martyred, terminatedeuthanized(also euthanatized), put downsuicided did away with, did for(chiefly British), made away with animated raised, restored, resurrected, resuscitated, revivednurtured |