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Another word for take-in

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Noun

  1. An indirect, usually cunning means of gaining an end

    See also:

    means

    honest

Verb
  1. See also:

    take

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Another word for take-in

Verb

  1. To include

    See also:

    include

  2. To understand

    See also:

    understand

  3. *To cheat

    See also:

    deceive

  4. To give hospitality to

    See also:

    receive

  5. To shorten

    See also:

    decrease

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Sentence Examples

  • Sofia's heart fluttered as she tried to take in the world of blinding lights and blurry colors.

  • In her penthouse, she was able to take in things at her own pace.

  • Deidre struggled to take in everything around her, bombarded by the noise, smells and activity.

  • Her bouncy blond curls brushed his arm as she turned her head to take in the tapestries and look up at the murals on the ceilings.

  • He didn.t want to agree to Rhyn.s terms, but the side of him willing to take in a creature like Sasha emerged again.

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