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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of to set free, especially from entanglement or difficulty To take possession of To nurture and care for (someone or something) as they grow To keep from exceeding a desirable degree or level (of a job or task) To agree to take responsibility of To have captured by force To capture by force To confine in an enclosed room or space To be occupied with an activity To acquire something, usually over a period of time To have acquired something, usually over a period of time … more ▼ ▲ Verb ▲ Opposite of to set free, especially from entanglement or difficulty embroil entangle involve mire implicate incriminate enmesh ensnare engage catch up Verb ▲ To take possession of assume seize appropriate take confiscate hijack usurp commandeer expropriate wrest acquire pre-empt requisition take over arrogate claim annexeUK annexUS borrow grab kipe liberate preempt snatch swipe take away take possession of arrogate to oneself glom onto help oneself to moonlight requisition clap hands on get one's fingers on get your hands on grab hold of lay claim to “Following a legal battle, she will now assume ownership of part of her late husband's estate.” Verb ▲ To nurture and care for (someone or something) as they grow raise foster nurture rear tend develop educate mother parent cultivate nourish nurse train cherish protect support school bring up care for look after provide for take care of attend to breed keep instruct teach discipline watch over “She decided to stay home to raise her children personally as she saw fit.” Verb ▲ To keep from exceeding a desirable degree or level rule control contain constrain restrain check curb govern bridle inhibit manage hold regulate modulate tame rein in pull in “If you cannot rule your emotions, your emotions will rule you.” Verb ▲ (of a job or task) To agree to take responsibility of accept assume bear shoulder take on take up tackle undertake handle manage meet take responsibility for approach attack attempt begin be responsible for commence commit to embark on embrace enter on enter upon face start take on oneself take over address oneself to agree to avow concentrate on deal with engage in fall into go about go for set about with become involved in devote oneself to get cracking on get down to get to grips with go in for have a crack at have a go at have a shot at have a stab at launch into make a run at participate in set about take part in take upon oneself turn one's hand to venture on give something a whirl try “I have decided to accept the responsibility of driving this project to completion.” Verb ▲ To have captured by force took captured caught seized apprehended secured ensnared grabbed abducted arrested bagged detained snared trapped appropriated collared conquered entrapped kidnaped kidnapped nabbed snagged took captive took into custody annexed carried off laid hold of took control of took hold of took hostage took possession of took prisoner “Jon Snow and his men took a wight as a prisoner to prove the existence of the White Walkers.” Verb ▲ To capture by force take capture catch seize apprehend secure ensnare grab abduct arrest bag detain snare trap appropriate collar entrap kidnap nab snag take captive take into custody carry off lay hold of take hold of take hostage take possession of take prisoner get net land hook snatch nail cop glom corral nobble rap grapple snap “Jon Snow and his men would take a wight as a prisoner to prove the existence of the White Walkers.” Verb ▲ To confine in an enclosed room or space trap catch arrest confine pen imprison corner shut in take prisoner box in close in fence in lock in take in take into custody hedge in hem in hold captive drive into a corner pin down “He prepared to draw the spirit out and trap it in the cage, freeing this place of its haunt.” Verb ▲ To be occupied with an activity busy occupy engage involve concern absorb engross immerse preoccupy employ interest distract divert amuse commit entertain beguile throw wrap enlist “I typically busy myself with some gardening whenever I have some free time.” Verb ▲ To acquire something, usually over a period of time develop acquire form cultivate pick up adopt assume breed engage in discover gain take to undertake attain assimilate embrace take up reach sustain achieve nurture take in take on learn “I began to develop an appreciation for spices after spending several years in India.” Verb ▲ To have acquired something, usually over a period of time developed acquired formed cultivated picked up adopted assumed bred engaged in discovered gained took to undertook attained assimilated embraced took up reached sustained achieved nurtured took in took on learnedUS learntUK “I developed an appreciation for spices after spending several years in India.” Find more words! 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