Undertake Synonyms and Antonyms

ŭndər-tāk
To take upon oneself
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. assume
  2. incur
  3. shoulder
  4. set about
  5. tackle
  6. take on
  7. take over
  8. attempt
To assume an obligation
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. contract
  2. engage
  3. guarantee
  4. pledge
  5. promise
Antonyms:
  1. forego
  2. forget
  3. abstain
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To go about the initial step in doing (something)
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. begin
  2. commence
  3. initiate
  4. start
  5. tackle
  6. take on
  7. endeavor
  8. engage
  9. set out
  10. promise
  11. set about
  12. try
  13. launch
  14. shoulder
  15. try out
  16. approach
  17. offer
  18. set-in-motion
  19. volunteer
  20. commit oneself to
  21. embark upon
  22. embark
  23. venture
  24. take upon oneself
  25. enter
  26. answer-for
  27. hazard
  28. accept
  29. stake
  30. get off
  31. move
  32. assume
  33. devote (oneself) to
  34. inaugurate
  35. attempt
  36. pledge oneself to
  37. take up for
  38. go-into
  39. institute
  40. go-about
  41. commit
  42. go-in-for
  43. contract
  44. put one's hand to
  45. have one's hands in
  46. take in charge
  47. covenant
  48. have in hand
  49. lead off
  50. launch into
  51. dare
  52. launch forth
  53. open
  54. address (oneself) to
  55. enter on or upon
  56. busy oneself with
  57. execute
  58. pitch into
  59. grant
  60. fall-into
  61. buckle to
  62. guarantee
  63. set to
  64. take-the-plunge
  65. fall to
  66. have a try at
  67. go for in a big way
  68. overtake
  69. perform
  70. take up
  71. pledge
  72. kick off
  73. seek
  74. seize
  75. strive

Words Related to Undertake

Related words are words that are directly connected to each other through their meaning, even if they are not synonyms or antonyms. This connection may be general or specific, or the words may appear frequently together.

Undertake Sentence Examples

  • You can undertake each assignment at your own speed.

  • In 488 Theodoric, king of the East Goths, received commission from the Greek emperor, Zeno, to undertake the affairs of Italy.

  • If he did not die, he was considered unfit to undertake the mission and another was chosen.

  • Napoleon's determination to undertake the invasion of England has often been disputed, but it is hard to imagine what other operation he contemplated, for the outbreak of hostilities with his continental enemies found him ill-supplied with intelligence as to the resources of the country he had then to traverse.

  • The poet willingly obeyed, all the more because he had previously received a divine command to undertake the task.

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