Synonyms, definition Take-up

26 synonyms

15 definitions

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1. take-up (Noun)

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)

26 synonyms

#	Word	Frequency	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	absorb	6.46	6 letters	59 synonyms
2.	adopt	15.5	5 letters	72 synonyms
3.	assume	37.2	6 letters	97 synonyms
4.	borrow	10	6 letters	15 synonyms
5.	draw	64.6	4 letters	171 synonym
6.	fasten on	0.96	8 letters	4 synonyms
7.	hook on	23.4	6 letters	4 synonyms
8.	imbibe	0.21	6 letters	28 synonyms
9.	latch on	2.19	7 letters	11 synonyms
10.	lift out	31.2	7 letters	4 synonyms
11.	resume	13.2	6 letters	12 synonyms
12.	scoop	4.9	5 letters	63 synonyms
13.	scoop out	4.89	8 letters	11 synonyms
14.	scoop up	4.89	7 letters	4 synonyms
15.	seize on	6.3	7 letters	4 synonyms
16.	soak up	4.07	6 letters	26 synonyms
17.	sop up	0.74	5 letters	9 synonyms
18.	sorb	0.02	4 letters	2 synonyms
19.	start	363	5 letters	135 synonyms
20.	strikeen.synonym.one	45.7	6 letters	210 synonyms
21.	suck	26.3	4 letters	29 synonyms
22.	suck in	26.3	6 letters	5 synonyms
23.	suck up	26	6 letters	21 synonym
24.	take	832	4 letters	209 synonyms
25.	take in	796	6 letters	67 synonyms
26.	take over	492	8 letters	47 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

With the same beginning

take-away take-home take-home pay take-in take-off

With the same ending

make-up shake-up

All synonyms in one line

absorb, adopt, assume, borrow, draw, en.synonym.one, fasten on, hook on, imbibe, latch on, lift out, resume, scoop, scoop out, scoop up, seize on, soak up, sop up, sorb, start, strike, suck, suck in, suck up, take, take in, en.synonym.one, take over.

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