takeaway

[teyk-uh-wey] / ˈteɪk əˌweɪ /

NOUN

conclusion

Synonyms

STRONGEST

outcome result upshot

STRONG

consequence gist meat payoff sense substance thrust

WEAK

impression issue

Example Sentences

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I asked her about comments she made online a few years ago that she was "glad" to move out of the area and that it was full of "money laundering takeaways".

From BBC

He also quipped: "I've compiled everyone who works at my local takeaway pizza place into a book. It's my Domino's Who's Who."

From BBC

The Broadbents also occasionally order takeaways instead of going out to try to save cash, though Vicki says portions are smaller than they used to be, making value for money tricky to find.

From BBC

The takeaway for now is that there are plenty of opportunities for big gains in a stock, and plenty of risk of big losses.

From Barron's

The takeaway for Kinch: In areas where making decisions is more likely to stoke anxiety, it makes sense to offer human support—for instance, a phone number or invitation to chat on the website.

From The Wall Street Journal