47 synonyms, 10 definitions for TAKE OVER

44 synonyms

#	Word	Frequency	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	absorb	6.46	6 letters	59 synonyms
2.	accept	70.8	6 letters	84 synonyms
3.	achieve	37.2	7 letters	68 synonyms
4.	acquire	13.5	7 letters	91 synonym
5.	adopt	15.5	5 letters	72 synonyms
6.	annex	3.16	5 letters	46 synonyms
7.	appropriate	46.8	11 letters	145 synonyms
8.	arrogate	0.05	8 letters	18 synonyms
9.	assume	37.2	6 letters	97 synonyms
10.	bear	51.3	4 letters	170 synonyms
11.	borrow	10	6 letters	15 synonyms
12.	buy out	192	6 letters	2 synonyms
13.	buy up	193	5 letters	2 synonyms
14.	capture	26.3	7 letters	97 synonyms
15.	come in	584	6 letters	33 synonyms
16.	conquer	5.89	7 letters	67 synonyms
17.	embrace	14.5	7 letters	97 synonyms
18.	gain	64.6	4 letters	150 synonyms
19.	get involved	118	11 letters	12 synonyms
20.	imitateen.synonym.one	1.95	7 letters	65 synonyms
21.	infringe on	0.98	10 letters	13 synonyms
22.	intercede	0.36	9 letters	18 synonyms
23.	interfere	7.59	9 letters	49 synonyms
24.	interpose	0.05	9 letters	24 synonyms
25.	interrupt	4.07	9 letters	64 synonyms
26.	intrude	0.65	7 letters	33 synonyms
27.	invade	4.07	6 letters	64 synonyms
28.	keep	457	4 letters	112 synonyms
29.	mediate	1.35	7 letters	29 synonyms
30.	obtain	25.1	6 letters	105 synonyms
31.	obtrude	0.01	7 letters	29 synonyms
32.	occupy	8.51	6 letters	97 synonyms
33.	possess	10.5	7 letters	17 synonyms
34.	relieve	5.89	7 letters	95 synonyms
35.	repeat	30.9	6 letters	63 synonyms
36.	seize	6.31	5 letters	99 synonyms
37.	step in	134	6 letters	26 synonyms
38.	subordinate	2.82	11 letters	79 synonyms
39.	take on	755	6 letters	47 synonyms
40.	take up	621	6 letters	72 synonyms
41.	transgress	0.22	10 letters	28 synonyms
42.	triumph	9.12	7 letters	70 synonyms
43.	unite	7.94	5 letters	99 synonyms
44.	usurp	0.5	5 letters	12 synonyms

8 definitions

take over (Verb) —	Take control of (without authority and possibly with force); take as one's right or possession
take over (Verb) —	Take on titles, offices, duties, responsibilities 1 example
	1. ex. "When will the new President take over office?"
take over (Verb) —	Free someone temporarily from his or her obligations
take over (Verb) —	Take on as one's own the expenses or debts of another person 1 example
	1. ex. "She agreed to take over the responsibility"
take over (Verb) —	Take over ownership of; of corporations and companies
take over (Verb) —	Do over
take over (Verb) —	Take up and practice as one's own
take over (Verb) —	Take up, as of debts or payments 1 example
	1. ex. "take over the costs for something"

11 types of

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	accept	6 letters	84 synonyms
2.	act	3 letters	136 synonyms
3.	buy	3 letters	54 synonyms
4.	discharge	9 letters	268 synonyms
5.	free	4 letters	219 synonyms
6.	fund	4 letters	23 synonyms
7.	have	4 letters	79 synonyms
8.	move	4 letters	187 synonyms
9.	purchase	8 letters	64 synonyms
10.	take	4 letters	209 synonyms
11.	take office	10 letters	0 synonyms

12 types

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	annex	5 letters	46 synonyms
2.	appropriate	11 letters	145 synonyms
3.	capture	7 letters	97 synonyms
4.	carry the can	11 letters	1 synonym
5.	conquer	7 letters	67 synonyms
6.	face the music	12 letters	1 synonym
7.	hijack	6 letters	12 synonyms
8.	preoccupy	9 letters	8 synonyms
9.	raid	4 letters	58 synonyms
10.	resume	6 letters	12 synonyms
11.	seize	5 letters	99 synonyms
12.	spell	5 letters	71 synonym

1 see also

#	Word			Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	take			4 letters	209 synonyms

3 synonyms

#	Word	Frequency	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	coup	10	4 letters	12 synonyms
2.	coup d'etat	0.63	10 letters	3 synonyms
3.	putsch	0.22	6 letters	3 synonyms

2 definitions

take over (Noun) —	A sudden and decisive change of government illegally or by force
take over (Noun) —	A change by sale or merger in the controlling interest of a corporation

2 types of

#	Word			Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	buyout			6 letters	2 synonyms
2.	group action			11 letters	0 synonyms

5 types

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	countercoup	11 letters	0 synonyms
2.	friendly takeover	16 letters	0 synonyms
3.	hostile takeover	15 letters	0 synonyms
4.	october revolution	17 letters	1 synonym
5.	russian revolution	17 letters	2 synonyms

Similar words

11 misspelling

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With the same beginning

take off take office take on take one's lumps take orders take out

With the same ending

pore over give over made over make over ruminate over topple over come over move over budge over haze over

All synonyms in one line

absorb, accept, achieve, acquire, adopt, en.synonym.one, annex, appropriate, arrogate, assume, bear, borrow, buy out, buy up, capture, come in, conquer, embrace, gain, get involved, imitate, infringe on, intercede, interfere, interpose, interrupt, en.synonym.one, intrude, invade, keep, mediate, obtain, obtrude, occupy, possess, relieve, repeat, seize, step in, subordinate, take on, take up, transgress, triumph, unite, usurp, coup, coup d'etat, putsch.

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Synonyms, definition Take over

1. take over (Verb)

2. take over (Noun)