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take it (108 synonym found)

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accede

account as

acquiesce

assent

avail

be afraid

be agreeable

be equal to

bear

bear the brunt

bear up

bear up under

believe

bid

bidding

carryout

comply

conceive

conclude

consent

consider

convenience food

daresay

deduce

deem

divine

do it

dream

expect

face the music

fancy

feel

fill the bill

fulfill

get by

go along with

go around

guess

hack it

hang in

hang tough

have a hunch

have an idea

have an impression

have an inkling

have the idea

hold as

hold out

hold up

infer

judge

just do

keep up

knock under

knuckle down

knuckle under

let

let be

live with it

look upon as

maintain

make the grade

meet

meet requirements

never say die

not flag

not give up

not resist

not weaken

obey

opine

pass muster

prefigure

presume

presuppose

presurmise

provisionally accept

qualify

reckon

regard

relent

resign

satisfy

say

see it out

serve

serve the purpose

set down as

stand the gaff

stand up

stay it out

stay the distance

stick it out

submit

succumb

suffice

surmise

swallow it

swallow the pill

sweat it out

take for

take for granted

take to be

takeaway

trow

view as

ween

work

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Definition of take it:

(adj) : intended to be eaten off the premises

(n) : food purchased from a takeaway; a stone that hits another stone, removing it from play

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Definition of take it:

(adj) : intended to be eaten off the premises

(n) : food purchased from a takeaway; a stone that hits another stone, removing it from play

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