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take out
noun as in food
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verb as in abbreviate
verb as in abstract
verb as in accompany
verb as in annihilate
verb as in cheat
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verb as in court
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verb as in date
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verb as in demolish
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verb as in dispatch
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verb as in eliminate
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verb as in eradicate
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verb as in erase
verb as in escort
verb as in expunge
verb as in finish
verb as in immobilize
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verb as in incapacitate
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verb as in milk
verb as in murder
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verb as in nullify
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verb as in obliterate
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verb as in overpower
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verb as in pull
verb as in release
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verb as in remove
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verb as in remove
verb as in replace
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verb as in sabotage
verb as in see
verb as in subtract
verb as in supplant
verb as in take
verb as in treat
verb as in void
verb as in wallop
verb as in withdraw
verb as in wreck
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Example Sentences
“It took 45 years for silver to take out its all-time high.”
They took out mortgages to pay for some of the properties.
Later, when he was deciding whether to go to graduate school, a tour guide at Life Chiropractic College West in California encouraged him to take out loans to finance his degree.
“The biggest risk in my mind is when you have this much automation, you want to make sure it doesn’t take out your creative thinking,” Saiprasad said.
To afford an automobile, more consumers, especially lower-income families, have resorted to buying used cars and taking out longer loans.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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