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See definition of take time on Dictionary.com
  • as inlinger
  • as inrelax
  • as install
  • as intarry
  • as introuble
  • as inwaste time

synonyms for take time

  • dawdle
  • drift
  • idle
  • remain
  • stay
  • stick around
  • wait
  • amble
  • crawl
  • dally
  • dillydally
  • falter
  • hesitate
  • hobble
  • lag
  • loll
  • lumber
  • mope
  • mosey
  • plod
  • poke
  • procrastinate
  • putter
  • saunter
  • shuffle
  • slouch
  • stagger
  • stop
  • stroll
  • tarry
  • tool
  • totter
  • trail
  • traipse
  • trifle
  • trudge
  • vacillate
  • be dilatory
  • be long
  • be tardy
  • fool around
  • fritter away
  • goof off
  • hang around
  • hang out
  • put off
  • sit around
  • take one's time
  • wait around
On this page you'll find 243 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to take time, such as: dawdle, drift, idle, remain, stay, and stick around.

antonyms for take time

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  • forge
  • forward
  • go
  • leave
  • advance
  • carry on
  • complete
  • continue
  • finish
  • go ahead
  • remain
  • run
  • rush
  • tiptoe
  • halt
  • hurry
  • agitate
  • irritate
  • worry
  • energize
  • excite
  • grow
  • increase
  • tense
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    How to use take time in a sentence

    This will be the more necessary as the process of starving out the Turks to the south must take time.
    GALLIPOLI DIARY, VOLUME IIAN HAMILTON
    We told him we would take time to think about it, but we were not quite fools enough to accept any offer which he could make.
    MOTOR MATT'S "CENTURY" RUNSTANLEY R. MATTHEWS
    He wrote novels with extreme rapidity and, consequently, he did not take time for literary refinement as many authors do.
    HALLOWED HERITAGE: THE LIFE OF VIRGINIADOROTHY M. TORPEY
    "I came over to see if you couldn't take time enough off for a little horseback ride," said Lowell.
    MYSTERY RANCHARTHUR CHAPMAN
    The hotel-keepers were too busy looking after the welfare and comforts of tired Americans to take time to discuss war.
    WAYS OF WAR AND PEACEDELIA AUSTRIAN
    I don't believe he'll take time to ride this morning; he's always so prompt about replying to a letter.
    ELSIE'S VACATION AND AFTER EVENTSMARTHA FINLEY
    As the departments close at four in the afternoon, some of the girls take time for other employments, or for study.
    GROWING UPJENNIE M. DRINKWATER
    Now that the troops have come Guarez and his associates will take time to think this matter over.
    UNCLE SAM'S BOYS AS LIEUTENANTSH. IRVING HANCOCK
    Monella had asked him to take time to make up his mind, and had intimated that nothing would be said or done meanwhile.
    THE DEVIL-TREE OF EL DORADOFRANK AUBREY
    I guess we could take time to eat a little something ourselves before we go on to the 'strike,' eh, Matt?
    MOTOR MATT'S DARING, OR, TRUE TO HIS FRIENDSSTANLEY R. MATTHEWS
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