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take care of
verb as in accomplish
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verb as in address
verb as in assist
verb as in attend
verb as in best
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verb as in bribe
verb as in can
verb as in compensate
verb as in conserve
verb as in consummate
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verb as in deal/deal with
verb as in dispose of
verb as in execute
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verb as in foster
verb as in further
verb as in grease
verb as in indulge
verb as in maintain
verb as in manage
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verb as in maul
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verb as in minister
verb as in nurse
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verb as in organize
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verb as in overpower
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verb as in pay
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verb as in process
verb as in provide
verb as in recompense
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verb as in reward
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verb as in rub out
verb as in run
verb as in rustle up
verb as in save
verb as in shelter
verb as in supervise
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verb as in tend
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verb as in transact
verb as in watch
Example Sentences
Taking this step requires her to go to war with her “inner Latina critic,” who reminds her of the code of her blood: “We take care of our own.”
Then he had to take care of final preparations for Crescenta Valley to open its new stadium on Sept. 5.
An unsupportive partner can sabotage a woman’s career, and a man who believes that it’s a woman’s job to take care of the children and the household is a man who is not going to do his fair share of those tasks.
"I urge everyone," he said, "take care of yourselves. Evacuate to safer regions of Ukraine!"
“Now we’re going to have to admit tons more patients, take care of them, and treat them while we already barely have the capacity to take care of what we have,” she said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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