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1. take up (Noun)

7 synonyms
# Word Frequency Likes Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. accept 70.8 6 letters 84 synonyms
2. bear 51.3 4 letters 170 synonyms
3. carry 77.6 5 letters 129 synonyms
4. shoulder 31.6 8 letters 45 synonyms
5. support 339 7 letters 347 synonyms
6. sustain 8.51 7 letters 128 synonyms
7. take on 755 6 letters 47 synonyms
2 definitions
take up (Noun) —   Any of various devices for reducing slack (as in a sewing machine) or taking up motion (as in a loom) 1 example
1. ex. "a take-up that winds photographic film on a spool"
take up (Noun) —   The action of taking up as by tightening, absorption or reeling in
2 types of
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. device 6 letters 74 synonyms
2. tightening 10 letters 5 synonyms

2. take up (Verb)

65 synonyms
# Word Frequency Likes Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. absorb 6.46 6 letters 59 synonyms
2. adopt 15.5 5 letters 72 synonyms
3. affect 38.9 6 letters 77 synonyms
4. appropriate 46.8 11 letters 145 synonyms
5. arrogate 0.05 8 letters 18 synonyms
6. assimilate 1.12 10 letters 36 synonyms
7. assume 37.2 6 letters 97 synonyms
8. attack 123 6 letters 181 synonym
9. attend 35.5 6 letters 96 synonyms
10. borrow 10 6 letters 15 synonyms
11. busy 56.2 4 letters 85 synonyms
12. champion 41.7 8 letters 90 synonyms
13. deal with 203 8 letters 24 synonyms
14. defend 29.5 6 letters 76 synonyms
15. distend 0.03 7 letters 30 synonyms
16. draw 64.6 4 letters 171 synonym
17. embrace 14.5 7 letters 97 synonyms
18. employ 9.12 6 letters 63 synonyms
19. engage 22.9 6 letters 105 synonyms
20. engrossen.synonym.one 0.06 7 letters 39 synonyms
21. espouse 0.48 7 letters 61 synonym
22. extend 21.9 6 letters 131 synonym
23. fasten on 0.96 8 letters 4 synonyms
24. fill 43.7 4 letters 98 synonyms
25. grasp 9.33 5 letters 124 synonyms
26. hook on 23.4 6 letters 4 synonyms
27. imbibe 0.21 6 letters 28 synonyms
28. imitate 1.95 7 letters 65 synonyms
29. latch on 2.19 7 letters 11 synonyms
30. learn 148 5 letters 55 synonyms
31. lift out 31.2 7 letters 4 synonyms
32. live in 340 6 letters 13 synonyms
33. maintain 44.7 8 letters 110 synonyms
34. monopolise 0.07 10 letters 16 synonyms
35. monopolize 0.3 10 letters 16 synonyms
36. occupy 8.51 6 letters 97 synonyms
37. permeate 0.43 8 letters 39 synonyms
38. pervade 0.15 7 letters 46 synonyms
39. plunge into 3.08 10 letters 16 synonyms
40. remain 67.6 6 letters 56 synonyms
41. reside 4.68 6 letters 41 synonym
42. resume 13.2 6 letters 12 synonyms
43. scoop 4.9 5 letters 63 synonyms
44. scoop out 4.89 8 letters 11 synonyms
45. scoop up 4.89 7 letters 4 synonyms
46. seize on 6.3 7 letters 4 synonyms
47. sense 155 5 letters 136 synonyms
48. set to work 270 9 letters 6 synonyms
49. soak up 4.07 6 letters 26 synonyms
50. sop upen.synonym.one 0.74 5 letters 9 synonyms
51. sorb 0.02 4 letters 2 synonyms
52. stand in 137 7 letters 34 synonyms
53. start 363 5 letters 135 synonyms
54. strike 45.7 6 letters 210 synonyms
55. suck 26.3 4 letters 29 synonyms
56. suck in 26.3 6 letters 5 synonyms
57. suck up 26 6 letters 21 synonym
58. support 339 7 letters 347 synonyms
59. tackle 14.1 6 letters 63 synonyms
60. take 832 4 letters 209 synonyms
61. take in 796 6 letters 67 synonyms
62. take over 492 8 letters 47 synonyms
63. tenant 6.03 6 letters 25 synonyms
64. understand 234 10 letters 64 synonyms
65. uphold 3.31 6 letters 80 synonyms
13 definitions
take up (Verb) —   Pursue or resume 1 example
1. ex. "take up a matter for consideration"
take up (Verb) —   Adopt 1 example
1. ex. "take up new ideas"
take up (Verb) —   Turn one's interest to 1 example
1. ex. "He took up herpetology at the age of fifty"
take up (Verb) —   Take up time or space 1 example
1. ex. "take up the slack"
take up (Verb) —   Begin work or acting in a certain capacity, office or job 1 example
1. ex. "Take up a position"
take up (Verb) —   Take up and practice as one's own
take up (Verb) —   Occupy or take on 1 example
1. ex. "She took up her position behind the tree"
take up (Verb) —   (chemistry) take up a liquid or a gas either by adsorption or by absorption
take up (Verb) —   Take out or up with or as if with a scoop
take up (Verb) —   Accept 1 example
1. ex. "The cloth takes up the liquid"
take up (Verb) —   Take in, also metaphorically
take up (Verb) —   Take up as if with a sponge
take up (Verb) —   Return to a previous location or condition 1 example
1. ex. "The painting took up its old condition when we restored it"
22 types of
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. accept 6 letters 84 synonyms
2. adopt 5 letters 72 synonyms
3. change 6 letters 177 synonyms
4. change state 11 letters 1 synonym
5. consume 7 letters 92 synonyms
6. embark 6 letters 24 synonyms
7. embrace 7 letters 97 synonyms
8. enter 5 letters 89 synonyms
9. espouse 7 letters 61 synonym
10. fill 4 letters 98 synonyms
11. have 4 letters 79 synonyms
12. ingest 6 letters 16 synonyms
13. move 4 letters 187 synonyms
14. occupy 6 letters 97 synonyms
15. receive 7 letters 73 synonyms
16. remove 6 letters 127 synonyms
17. sweep up 7 letters 8 synonyms
18. take 4 letters 209 synonyms
19. take away 8 letters 31 synonym
20. take in 6 letters 67 synonyms
21. turn 4 letters 297 synonyms
22. withdraw 8 letters 85 synonyms
11 types
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. absorb 6 letters 59 synonyms
2. adsorb 6 letters 0 synonyms
3. blot 4 letters 68 synonyms
4. chemisorb 9 letters 0 synonyms
5. dip 3 letters 137 synonyms
6. fuel 4 letters 1 synonym
7. mop 3 letters 24 synonyms
8. mop up 5 letters 21 synonym
9. sponge up 8 letters 0 synonyms
10. take office 10 letters 0 synonyms
11. wipe up 6 letters 2 synonyms
1 see also
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. take 4 letters 209 synonyms
10 misspelling
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All synonyms in one line
accept, bear, carry, shoulder, support, en.synonym.one, sustain, take on, absorb, adopt, affect, appropriate, arrogate, en.synonym.one, assimilate, assume, attack, attend, borrow, busy, champion, deal with, defend, distend, draw, embrace, employ, engage, engross, espouse, extend, fasten on, fill, grasp, en.synonym.one, hook on, imbibe, imitate, latch on, learn, lift out, live in, maintain, monopolise, monopolize, occupy, permeate, pervade, plunge into, remain, reside, resume, scoop, scoop out, scoop up, seize on, sense, set to work, soak up, sop up, en.synonym.one, sorb, stand in, start, strike, suck, suck in, suck up, support, tackle, take, take in, take over, tenant, understand, uphold.
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