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Definition of Taking

• (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Take
• (a.) Apt to take; alluring; attracting.
• (a.) Infectious; contageous.
• (n.) The act of gaining possession; a seizing; seizure; apprehension.
• (n.) Agitation; excitement; distress of mind.
• (n.) Malign influence; infection.

Synonyms of Taking

• Pickings
• Take
• Take
• Occupy
• Use Up
• Lead
• Take
• Direct
• Conduct
• Guide
• Take
• Get Hold Of
• Assume
• Acquire
• Adopt
• Take On
• Take
• Take
• Read
• Bring
• Convey
• Take
• Take
• Take
• Choose
• Take
• Select
• Pick Out
• Accept
• Take
• Have
• Fill
• Take
• Occupy
• Consider
• Take
• Deal
• Look At
• Necessitate
• Ask
• Postulate
• Need
• Require
• Take
• Involve
• Call For
• Demand
• Take
• Film
• Shoot
• Take
• Remove
• Take
• Take Away
• Withdraw
• Consume
• Ingest
• Take In
• Take
• Have
• Take
• Submit
• Take
• Accept
• Take
• Assume
• Take
• Strike
• Take Up
• Accept
• Admit
• Take
• Take On
• Take
• Learn
• Study
• Read
• Take
• Claim
• Take
• Exact
• Take
• Make
• Aim
• Take
• Train
• Take Aim
• Direct
• Take
• Carry
• Pack
• Take
• Lease
• Rent
• Hire
• Charter
• Engage
• Take
• Subscribe
• Subscribe To
• Take
• Take
• Take
• Take
• Have
• Claim
• Take
• Accept
• Take
• Contain
• Take
• Hold
• Take
• Drive
• Take
• Take
• Contract
• Take
• Get
• Fetching
• Winning

Antonyms of Taking

• Give
• Refuse
• Obviate
• Abstain
• Disclaim

Homophones of Taking