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Catch and arrest

Understand or perceive

Anticipate with anxiety

To have a sinking feeling

To have met, be acquainted or familiar with

To hear with attention, obedience, or compliance

To form a mental image of

Send to another place by force

To have doubts or suspicions about

To accuse of wrongdoing

To go over in one's head

To observe or undergo events contributing to one's knowledge

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Verb

Catch and arrest

take into custody

put behind bars

feel your collar

place under arrest

take in for questioning

feel someone's collar

put the cuffs on

take possession of

take possession

get one's fingers on

keep in custody

place in custody

hold in custody

put into custody

remand in custody

drive into a corner

get one's mitts on

get your hands on

possess oneself of

take receipt of

come into possession of

get one's hands on

be appointed to

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“Eventually, news reached the Captain, who dispatched a gunnery sergeant and a squad of Marines with non-defective handcuffs to apprehend her.”

Verb

Understand or perceive

get the drift of

get the hang of

get the message

get the picture

have an aha moment

make head or tail of

get to the bottom of

be cognizant of

be conscious of

become cognizant of

get one's head around

get the point of

become aware of

become conscious of

have knowledge of

familiarize oneself with

absorb mentally

sympathize with

wrap one's mind around

get one's head round

catch the drift

get your head round

get the message about

get the picture about

get the idea of

get the impression

get clued up about

take for granted

get to the bottom

get one's mind around

get someone's drift

sympathise with

pick up what someone is putting down

see the light about

be familiar with

be au fait with

see the point of

figure something out

accept the validity of

acknowledge the validity of

commiserate with

admit the validity of

catch on to the fact

make intelligible

become conscious of the fact that

become aware of the fact that

be aware of the fact that

be conscious of the fact that

have a handle on

become conscious

philosophise^UK

philosophize^US

catch the drift of

see what's what

be sensitive to

feel in one's bones

understand what's what

understand the situation

work out what's going on

make heads or tails of

have information

gain an understanding of

become clear to

wrap one's mind round

perceive the meaning of

get the impression of

have a funny feeling

get through one's head

have experience of

feel in your bones

be of the opinion that

take it for granted

take it as given

be under the impression

take it as read

think it likely

go out on a limb

form an opinion of

make a guess at

be given to understand

have a sneaking suspicion of

be of the opinion

make an estimate of

jump to a conclusion

make certain of

get wind of the fact

get wise to the fact

become mindful of

take something on board

find something out

search for or out

become acquainted with

be inclined to think

think it conceivable

be conscious that

be made aware of

be led to believe

have on good authority

conceptualize^US

get one's hands on

get one's mitts on

fall to the lot

go into details

make a clean breast of

blow the lid off

come out of the closet

bring into the open

make a clean breast

get something off one's chest

spill the beans about

spill your guts

blow the gaff on

conceptualise^UK

determine a solution to

find the solution to

find a solution to

find an answer to

find the key to

find the answer to

conjure up an image of

become alert to

become heedful of

come out of closet

draw the inference

come to the conclusion

draw a conclusion

come to understand

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“Historians, in other words, need to apprehend and to understand the rough as well as the respectable manhood of American workers.”

Verb

Anticipate with anxiety

Verb

To have a sinking feeling

be inclined to think

be of the opinion

have a foreboding

have a funny feeling

have a sneaking feeling

have a sneaking suspicion

have a suspicion

think it likely

have a hunch of

be prepared for

contemplate the possibility of

crystal ball it

see in the cards

have in prospect

look forward to

see in one's mind's eye

see something coming

see handwriting on wall

crystal-ball divine

tell in advance

come to the conclusion

regard as likely

take for granted

draw the inference

take it as given

have sneaking suspicion

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Verb

To have met, be acquainted or familiar with

Verb

To hear with attention, obedience, or compliance

give an audience to

pay attention to

give attention to

be all ears for

take into consideration

give a thought to

behave according to

do as you are told

give thought to

have regard for

give one's undivided attention

apply your mind to

keep your mind on

be attentive to

keep one's eye on

occupy oneself with

keep your ears open

prick up your ears

pin back your ears

do as one is told by

take into account

do one's bidding

listen intently

concentrate on hearing

keep one's ears open

pin back one's ears

hang on someone's words

prick up one's ears

pin your ears back

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Verb

To form a mental image of

conceptualise^UK

conceptualize^US

fantasize about

conjure up an image of

see in your mind's eye

conjure up a mental picture of

conjure up an picture of

get the picture

see in the mind's eye

picture in the mind's eye

form a mental image of

form a picture of

form a mental picture of

see in one's mind

build castles in air

conjure up a picture of

create in your mind

entertain the thought of

consider the possibility of

build up an impression of

form an impression of

build up a picture of

see in one's mind's eye

picture in one's mind's eye

give thought to

be under the impression

be of the opinion

be inclined to think

think it conceivable

think it likely

live in a dream world

indulge in fancy

indulge in fantasy

give free rein to the imagination

build castles in the air

indulge in wool-gathering

build castles in Spain

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Verb

Send to another place by force

bring to justice

Verb

To have doubts or suspicions about

be suspicious of

be mistrustful of

be distrustful of

be sceptical of

be uneasy about

harbour suspicions about

have misgivings about

have reservations about

have doubts about

have qualms about

feel uneasy about

have suspicions about

feel apprehensive about

lack confidence in

harbour reservations about

call in question

be unsure about

regard with suspicion

be unconvinced about

have no faith in

have no confidence in

harbor suspicion

give no credence

be apprehensive of

entertain doubts about

call into question

raise doubts about

express suspicions about

express reservations about

raise objections to

cast aspersions on

call something into question

be sceptical about

feel chary about

smell a rat about

have your doubts about

have reservations

have a funny feeling about

test the waters

put out a feeler question

be skeptical of

look askance at

be undetermined

take dim view of

read differently

be in a quandary

have one's doubts

be incredulous of

take with a grain of salt

take with a pinch of salt

have hesitations about

cast doubt upon

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Verb

To accuse of wrongdoing

file charges against

incriminate for

lay charges against

make accusations about

prefer charges against

recriminate for

bring to trial for

hold accountable

lodge complaint

put on trial for

take to court for

blow the whistle

hang something on

point finger at

point the finger

point the finger at

have the law on

blacken the name of

drag into court

pin the blame on

stick the blame on

hold responsible

take proceedings

institute legal proceedings

call to account

bring charges against

take legal action

lay the blame on

point a finger at

bring an action against

lay at one's door

bring a charge against

take legal action against

bring a suit against

assign guilt to

haul into court

blow the whistle on

file a complaint

face with charges

serve with a summons

lay at your door

bring before the court

take one to court

hold someone responsible

hold someone answerable

take the law on

see one in court

lay the blame on someone for

impute blame to

attribute liability to

hold answerable for

hold accountable for

hold responsible for

drop somebody in it

have the law on someone

bring an action against someone

institute legal proceedings against someone

bring an action

prefer charges against someone

proceed against

bring a case against

take into custody

cast aspersions on

make a charge against

make a complaint against

assign fault to

place the blame on

assign liability to

consider guilty of

institute legal proceedings against

bring legal proceedings against

lay a bad trip on

lay a guilt trip on

put in the dock

bring suit against

put someone on trial

bring action against

involve in litigation

bring someone to trial

bring a criminal charge against

put someone in the dock

turn on the heat

give something a bad press

inveigh against

fulminate against

declaim against

run something down

give some stick to

find fault with

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Verb

To go over in one's head

intellectualise^UK

intellectualize^US

put on one's thinking cap

be in a brown study

be lost in thought

cudgel one's brains

give thought to

put on thinking cap

deliberate about

give consideration to

be in a reverie

build castles in air

speculate about

debate with oneself

give some thought to

beat one's brains out about

give much thought to

ask oneself about

run up a flagpole

mull over things

chew over things

turn over in your mind

be lost in contemplation

stare into space

engage in contemplation

have a think about

revolve in one's mind

turn over in one's mind

deliberate over

pull an all-nighter

bury oneself in

crack the books

burn midnight oil

learn the ropes

burn the midnight oil

be in a thoughtful state

be in cloud cuckoo land

have one's head in the clouds

let one's thoughts wander

indulge in wool-gathering

feel despondent about

philosophise^UK

philosophize^US

be in brown study

eat one's heart out

eat your heart out

intercommunicate

cudgel your brains

conceptualize^US

put on one's thinking cap about

conceptualise^UK

put heads together

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Verb

To observe or undergo events contributing to one's knowledge

become familiar with

be forced to contend with

come into contact with

come up against

have experience of

come into contact

come to grips with

run the gauntlet

be subjected to

bear the brunt of

resign oneself to

subject oneself to

submit oneself to

come face to face with

be confronted by

have dealings with

have dealings in

be afflicted with

be blessed with

run the gauntlet of

be confronted with

be the object of

stand firm against

hold out against

have to put up with

have knowledge of

reconcile oneself to

become accustomed to

become resigned to

be patient with

become reconciled to

learn to live with

make the best of

never say die in the face of

be drawn against

take the bull by the horns

grin and bear it

stay the course

show forbearance

make allowance for

give green light

take something lying down

sit and take it

make allowances for

give the green light to

take it like a man

be reconciled to

show forbearance towards

acclimatize oneself to

accommodate oneself to

see through to the bitter end

reconcile oneself

bite the bullet

give permission to

give the go-ahead to

grant permission to

turn a blind eye to

be in favour of

stomach something

accept apology for

give the okay to

put John Hancock on

give the go ahead to

give stamp of approval

give the thumbs up to

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