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Synonym for take [verb]
The synonym take synonymous definition words:
Your question...take [verb]
means "activity"embrace, grasp, clasp, grip, accept, adopt, select, choose, pick, elect, escort, accompany, conduct, lead, use up, consume, occupy, determine, ascertain, fix
take [verb]
means "action"seize, grasp, catch, capture, receive, accept, admit, take in, allure, attract, captivate, engage, fascinate, interest, charm, enchant, adopt, appropriate, utilise, utilize, assume, discharge, perform
Further results for the word "take"
consume [verb]
means "utilize"take
convey [verb]
means "transport"take
have [verb]
means "activity"secure, take
make use of [verb]
means "utilise"take
opt for [verb]
means "choose"pick, select, elect, prefer, take
pick out [verb]
means "choose"take, name, elect, prefer, select
pick up [verb]
means "purchase"get, take, buy, procure, pay for, acquire
pinch [verb]
means "criminality"steal, filch, rob, take, thieve, lift
snatch [verb]
means "steal"filch, nab, collar, purloin, swipe, take
stomach [verb]
means "bear"take
thieve [verb]
means "steal"filch, rob, take, pinch, lift, pilfer
takeoff [noun]
means "taking flight"ascent, climb, aircraft departure, blast-off, launching, becoming airborne, rising, leaving the ground, rise, upward flight
add [verb]
means "joining"append, take on
adopt [verb]
means "relationship"take in, mother, father
arrogate [verb]
means "take up"imitate, embrace, appropriate, take over, adopt
assigned [adjective]
means "occupied"full, reserved, taken
assume [verb]
means "activity"undertake, take on, shoulder, enter upon
chance [verb]
means "event"occur, arrive, befall, happen, come about, take place
commandeer [verb]
means "appropriate"confiscate, seize, take possession of, requisition, misappropriate, expropriate
con [verb]
means "deceive"take in
deal with [verb]
means "set to work"tackle, plunge into, attack, take up, affect
employ [verb]
means "action"procure, take on
enter upon [verb]
means "undertake"take on, shoulder, assume
espouse [verb]
means "advocate"take up
full [adjective]
means "property"occupied, assigned, reserved, taken
in use [adjective]
means "busy"occupied, unavailable, taken
inherit [verb]
means "get"obtain, accept, take possession of, secure, take in, admit
invade [verb]
means "activity"take over
nurse [verb]
means "assistance"help, abet, care for, aid, take care of, cherish, take charge of, encourage
occur [verb]
means "happen"turn out, befall, transpire, come, chance, take place
pervade [verb]
means "occupy"stand in, fill, permeate, take up, distend
prosecute [verb]
means "sue"take to court, file suit, claim damages, litigate, file a claim for damages, petition the court
receive [verb]
means "get"obtain, accept, take possession of, secure, take in, admit
retire [verb]
means "departure"leave, depart, move, pull out, take off, go
sign up [verb]
means "hire"retain, employ, commission, contract, take on, engage
subjoin [verb]
means "attach"take on
sue [verb]
means "law"prosecute, take to court, file suit, claim damages, litigate, file a claim for damages
tenant [verb]
means "maintain"remain, occupy, reside, live in, take up, pervade
transpire [verb]
means "happen"turn out, befall, occur, come, chance, take place
travesty [verb]
means "parody"lampoon, burlesque, take-off, caricature
travesty [noun]
means "parody"burlesque, spoof, lampoon, take-off, caricature
turn up [verb]
means "occur"arrive, befall, happen, come about, take place, chance
unavailable [adjective]
means "in use"occupied, busy, taken
usurp [verb]
means "adopt"seize, confiscate, allocate, secure, take away, expropriate
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