- as invigorous
- as inenterprising
- as inforceful
- as ininherit
- as inappropriate
- as inmanage
- as inmonopolize
- as inassume
- as inassume
- as inpossess
- as inreplace
- as inrule
- as inseize
- as inspell
- as insteer
- as insubstitute
- as insucceed
- as insupersede
- as insupplant
- as inpinch-hit
- as incommand
- as inconfiscate
- as inadopt
- as inco-opt
- as incover
- as indisplace
- as inexpropriate
- as inannex
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Synonyms for take over
adj energetic, powerful- active
- brisk
- dynamic
- effective
- efficient
- forceful
- healthy
- intense
- lively
- persuasive
- potent
- robust
- spirited
- strenuous
- strong
- tough
- vital
- zealous
- athletic
- ball of fire
- bouncing
- dashing
- driving
- enterprising
- exuberant
- flourishing
- forcible
- hale
- hard-driving
- hardy
- hearty
- lusty
- mettlesome
- peppy
- red-blooded
- rugged
- snappy
- sound
- spanking
- steamroller
- strapping
- strong as an ox
- sturdy
- take-charge
- take-over
- zippy
Antonyms for take over
- apathetic
- delicate
- dispirited
- dull
- easy
- facile
- feeble
- fragile
- helpless
- impotent
- inactive
- incapable
- indifferent
- ineffective
- infirm
- lazy
- lethargic
- mild
- moderate
- sluggish
- soft
- unenthusiastic
- unhealthy
- weak
- enervated
- idle
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More words related to take over
adopt
verb. choose or take something as one's own
adopted
verb. choose or take something as one's own
annex
verb. join or add
annexed
verb. join or add
appropriate
verb. steal
appropriated
verb. steal
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the
Philip Lief Group.