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What is another word for
borrow
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To take for temporary use
To take for one's own benefit, typically without permission
To draw inspiration from, or bear a resemblance to
To adopt (an idea or creation) as one's own
(
US, Britain, slang
)
To obtain something by wit or guile
To renew the terms of a loan
To make a false show or pretense of
To actively break the terms of (a law, agreement, etc.)
To be made up or consist of
Pay or charge fee for use, service, or privilege
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Verb
▲
To take for temporary use
scrounge
obtain
gain
get
hire
acquire
attain
draw
procure
secure
access
have temporarily
lease
take
use temporarily
negotiate
pledge
rent
receive as a loan
take as a loan
touch someone for
ask for the loan of
hit up
raise money
take and return
accept loan of
have access to
make use of
run into debt
see one's uncle
sorn on someone for
give a note for
have a loan of
take on loan
sponge
use
charter
engage
loan
receive on loan
pay for the use of
book
reserve
make a reservation for
arrange for
pay for
more ❯
“It is possible, in some instances, to
borrow
money from your bank to buy publicly traded shares.”
Verb
▲
To take for one's own benefit, typically without permission
take
steal
appropriate
arrogate
filch
misappropriate
abstract
commandeer
pinch
purloin
shoplift
liberate
lift
nab
nick
rob
seize
snaffle
snitch
swipe
use
abscond with
acquire
bag
blag
bone
carry off
copy
half-inch
heist
nobble
pirate
scrump
take for oneself
whip
crib
glom
help oneself to
hook
pilfer
plagiarise
UK
plagiarize
US
poach
rip off
snavel
tief
assume
derive
imitate
knock off
obtain
simulate
usurp
take over
thieve
snatch
reproduce
bootleg
expropriate
annex
US
requisition
annexe
UK
pocket
snare
embezzle
nip
pluck
cabbage
palm
boost
scrounge
trouser
infringe the copyright of
make away with
walk off with
make off with
cop
rifle
run off with
loot
duplicate
confiscate
forge
hijack
skim
pillage
swindle
plunder
defalcate
help yourself
run away with
siphon off
peculate
take possession of
pass off as your own
walk away with
have one's fingers in the till
monkey
burgle
raid
burglarize
US
counterfeit
copy illegally
reproduce illegally
souvenir
cheat
infringe
go walkies
clifty
help yourself to
burglarise
UK
have sticky fingers
walk
rip
replicate
copycat
scrape
pass off as one's own
infringe on
wrest
pre-empt
claim
skyjack
get fingers on
take away
glom onto
lay claim to
moonlight requisition
clap hands on
grab
grab hold of
get hands on
arrogate to oneself
preempt
kipe
kidnap
shanghai
capture
carjack
take hostage
remove
flog
jack
convert
spirit away
sequester
ransack
press
pickpocket
sneak
accroach
hold up
run off
finger
collar
hustle
snipe
dispossess someone of
defraud
keep
rip-off
cook the books
gain possession of
cart off
take illegally
secure
demand
presume
lose
take off
drain
disinherit
abscond
withhold
con
steal from
despoil
bereave
strong-arm
relieve
knock over
oust
prig
take on
abduct
cozen
withdraw
commit fraud
put hand in cookie jar
take from
commit white-collar crime
steal money
have one's hand in the till
make free with
claim unduly
defraud someone of
dip into the public purse
cheat one of
strip one of
line one's purse with
line one's pockets with
defraud one of
stick up
be light-fingered
hold for ransom
impound
attach
sequestrate
distrain
disseize
poind
make claim to
deprive of property
more ❯
“Some bureaucrats of administrative villages often
borrow
the rights to contract out the land and collect proceeds from its use.”
Verb
▲
To draw inspiration from, or bear a resemblance to
take
follow
draw inspiration
emulate
mirror
parallel
reflect
copy
imitate
mimic
parrot
resemble
adopt the style of
be consistent with
be similar to
be the very picture of
have earmarks of
model after
model oneself on
pattern after
smack of
style oneself on
bear a resemblance to
bear resemblance to
be influenced
be inspired
take after
take as a model
take as an example
take as a pattern
follow in the footsteps of
follow the example of
pattern oneself after
be driven
be impacted
have signs of
look a lot like
be guided
be impressed
be motivated
be affected
be dictated
be sparked
take a leaf out of someone's book
“His artistic style would
borrow
heavily from the great masters of the early 20th century.”
Verb
▲
To adopt (an idea or creation) as one's own
espouse
adopt
affect
assume
embrace
take on
take up
take in
make one's own
use as one's own
emulate
follow
imitate
pick up on
commence
recommence
initiate
undertake
continue
enter
resume
proceed
restart
start
accept
reopen
tackle
renew
begin
open
engage in
go on
get off
carry on
take to
tee off
follow through
set to
kick off
become involved in
go in for
enter upon
enter on
set about
bear
shoulder
take over
embark upon
deal with
handle
embark on
manage
take on oneself
launch into
get to grips with
pick up
move into
attempt
go into
take responsibility for
return to
take upon oneself
have a crack at
have a go at
have a shot at
start out on
take upon yourself
go on with
agree to
restore
reinstate
be responsible for
commit to
plunge into
address oneself to
concentrate on
go about
begin again
start again
take part in
get cracking on
devote oneself to
get down to
pick up where one left off
carry
sustain
reinstitute
venture into
support
recapitulate
proceed with
enter into
revive
meet
carry on with
launch
approach
engage
go for
set about with
fall into
turn one's hand to
venture on
participate in
make a run at
have a stab at
take up again
pick up where you left off
give something a whirl
try
implement
embark
endeavour to do
carry out
begin where one left off
plunge
set in motion
reestablish
attend to
carry over
begin over
endeavor to do
put in motion
reassume
begin undertaking
agree to take
take
sign off on
agree to do
don
absorb
uphold
acquire
set out
jump off
broach
build upon
start over
regenerate
save
resurrect
answer for
take forward
have a hand in
commit yourself
commit oneself
try out
address oneself
have a try at
hazard
take the plunge
contract
volunteer oneself to
essay
endeavour
UK
endeavor
US
take responsibility
perform
open again
go whole hog
go the limit
immerse yourself
shoot the works
take a flyer
institute
do
turn to
resort to
settle down to
set upon
start on
jump into
start off
make a start on
strike into
start to
start up
set out on
tear into
execute
commit yourself to
commit oneself to
set out with
follow through with
hold
have
be placed in
be employed in
occupy
hold down
fill
be in
take charge of
gain control of
take control of
make a habit of
have recourse to
assume responsibility of
come to power over
take responsibility of
take the reins of
take up the baton for
continue with
keep on
repossess
regain
go back
recoup
keep up
retake
return
push on with
come back
utilize
US
use
feign
put on
strike
cop
maintain
utilise
UK
tap into
go down the line
access
go in
develop
be absorbed in
get into
gain admittance
get involved with
step in
pick up the threads
attack
face
avow
more ❯
“The best he could do was
borrow
concepts and words from other disciplines.”
Verb
▲
(
US, Britain, slang
)
To obtain something by wit or guile
cadge
beg
bum
mooch
scrounge
sponge
freeload
blag
bludge
hawk
huckster
panhandle
peddle
scab
wheedle
touch someone for
sorn on someone for
leech
bumoff
solicit
leach off
hustle
hit up
parasitize
US
ask alms
chisel
solicit charity
pass the hat
live hand to mouth
parasitise
UK
hold out one's hand
take advantage
use others
live off others
live off of
bleed dry
score
tap
want
mendicate
brace
touch
benefit
seek charity
knock
solicit money
seek alms
nick
ding
bite
burn
buzz
ask for money
hunt around for
call for alms
nickel up
call upon
sponge on someone for
sponge on
sorn on someone
dime up
clamor for
touch someone for money
put the bite on
put the touch on
Verb
▲
To renew the terms of a loan
refinance
recapitalize
remortgage
take on a loan
Verb
▲
To make a false show or pretense of
simulate
pretend
feign
affect
sham
act
counterfeit
fake
assume
bluff
dissemble
imitate
profess
put on
reproduce
fabricate
ape
cheat
concoct
copy
create
crib
deceive
disguise
do
equivocate
exaggerate
favor
US
favour
UK
feature
fence
invent
lie
lift
mirror
misrepresent
parrot
pass for
phoney
UK
phony
US
pirate
play
playact
pose
prevaricate
resemble
steal
suggest
act like
act out
conjure up
do like
gloss over
knock off
mock up
take off
do a take-off
give the appearance of
make believe
go through the motions of
put on an act
mimic
caricature
parody
mock
burlesque
spoof
impersonate
travesty
personate
send up
monkey
try to be like
pose as
pass oneself off as
reflect
falsify
do an impression of
parallel
play a part
carbon
repeat
do an impression
pretend to be
model after
Xerox
pattern after
forge
make like
do likewise
follow in footsteps
ditto
masquerade as
dissimulate
masquerade
play-act
posture
make out
put up a front
put on a front
put it on
make a pretence of
echo
emulate
front
represent
let on
adopt
mime
play possum
make-believe
make a show of
claim
follow
purport
contrive
malinger
devise
mislead
whitewash
kid
depict
embody
show
copycat
play at
portray
make up
shuck and jive
phony up
go like
duplicate
put on a false front
make as if
allege
imagine
stonewall
cloak
veil
mask
take on
dupe
delude
conceal
hide
fool
replicate
sucker
manufacture
camouflage
construct
coin
design
image
epitomize
US
personify
typify
epitomise
UK
illustrate
put on airs
four-flush
dress up
pass off
cover up
do a bit
profess to be
make out like
put up a smoke screen
follow suit
trump up
act as if
follow the example of
let on like
play the part
hoax
put-on
pull
get into
dress in
change into
don
wear
posture as
seem to be
aspire to
pretend to have
satirize
US
profess to have
lampoon
do a number
scheme
orchestrate
confound
confuse
strike
trick
lay it on thick
mint
stat
mimeo
defraud
clone
exhibit
swing the lead
assume the role of
affect the role of
guy
put up a front of
stage
fake it
match
scratch
copy fraudulently
transcribe
trace
ham
play to the gallery
put on a pretense
suppose
make money
display
mess
circulate bad money
hoke
satirise
UK
reiterate
develop
aspire
jive
fish
jazz
fudge
cozen
hoodwink
beguile
become
symbolise
UK
signify
exemplify
glass
symbolize
US
double
correspond
daydream
fantasize
US
dream
lay on
excogitate
correspond to
be hypocritical
lay claim
claim falsely
fake out
be deceitful
assume the role
go through the motions
suppress
obscure
give appearance of
put on act
make show of
hatch
come to have
double as
turn into
put on a false display
pass yourself off as
minimize
US
veneer
varnish
downplay
tell untruth
drum up
think up
misstate
cook up
tell a white lie
dream up
vamp up
vamp
create out of thin air
fib
enact
romance
fancy
muse
sugarcoat
airbrush
secrete
extenuate
screen
take after
model oneself on
rip off
take as a model
pattern oneself after
pattern oneself on
minimise
UK
take as an example
follow in the footsteps of
take as a pattern
follow in someone's steps
take a leaf out of someone's book
take as a role model
model
indulge in fantasy
fantasise
UK
paint
draw
sketch
de-emphasize
keep quiet about
hush up
keep a lid on
draw a veil over
sweep something under the rug
keep dark
sweep something under the carpet
keep secret
be dishonest about
soft-pedal
incarnate
attitudinize
picture
render
limn
disguise as
build castles in Spain
build castles in the air
act as though
delineate
follow example
present
make like a
disguise yourself
pass as
purport to be
assume the character of
represent oneself as
disguise oneself as
assume character
pass yourself off
act a part
fake being
take the part of
play a role
mask as
behave like
shroud
take leaf out of book
figure
doublespeak
cover
pussyfoot
evoke
character
paint a picture of
put in words
photograph
set out
paint in words
draw a picture of
paint a mental picture of
be dishonest
double-talk
hide one's feelings
pass off as
more ❯
Verb
▲
To actively break the terms of (a law, agreement, etc.)
infringe
break
contravene
disobey
transgress
violate
breach
flout
defy
disregard
overstep
ignore
infract
neglect
exceed
crash
encroach
entrench
go beyond
impose
intrude
kick against
lift
meddle
obtrude
offend
pirate
presume
steal
trespass
commit a breach of
fail to observe
ride roughshod over
fail to comply with
fly in the face of
take no notice of
cock a snook at
go against
fracture
traduce
transgress against
rebel against
set at naught
oppose
refuse to obey
resist
mock
contradict
spurn
encroach upon
counteract
outrage
withstand
repudiate
challenge
depart
go counter to
pay no heed to
be in breach of
deviate from
depart from
buck
disagree with
intrench
renege on
thumb one's nose at
fall foul of
violate law
err
sacrilege
sin
contaminate
thwart
cross
hinder
refute
not comply with
trample on
tamper with
disaffirm
gainsay
conflict with
interfere with
abjure
negate
interpose
exclude
impugn
traverse
combat
reject
fight
offend against
interfere
deviate
fall outside of
not conform to
bend the rules
rebel
insurrect
revolution
mutiny
decline
revolutionize
US
object
dare
strike
shirk
riot
desert
baulk
UK
evade
misbehave
balk
US
revolutionise
UK
recalcitrate
differ
disagree
revolt
not mind
be remiss
break rules
not listen
not heed
set aside
run riot
dig your heels in
break the rules
rise in arms
refuse to comply
scorn
fly in face of
pay no attention to
deride
take law into own hands
ridicule
taunt
jeer
disdain
sneer
insult
gibe
scoff
slight
scout
despise
affront
gird
quip
laugh at
scoff at
jeer at
sneer at
poke fun at
gibe at
set one's face against
make a fool of
laugh in the face of
treat with disdain
take the piss out of
show contempt for
thumb nose at
dissent
rise up
be insubordinate
run amok
remonstrate
renounce
denounce
come out against
protest
demonstrate
rampage
take to the streets
bypass
veto
agitate
kick over the traces
be at odds with
refuse to accept the authority of
campaign
arise
take no account of
leave out
rock the boat
secede
drop out
overturn
turn against
opt out
get out of line
upset
break with
make waves
stage a rebellion
take up arms
rise up in arms
mount a rebellion
stir up trouble
go on rampage
stage
mount the barricades
rise
face
confront
disobey authority
oppose authority
resist authority
beard
brave
defy authority
rise against
go on strike
take part in an uprising
refuse to obey orders
take part in an insurrection
kick over
snub
disparage
disrespect
outface
disesteem
fail
vilipend
outbrave
brazen
breast
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
contemn
have contempt for
pooh-pooh
brush off
refuse to acknowledge
have no use for
repulse
stick
venture
meet head-on
provoke
outdare
take on
front
call someone's bluff
stand up to
make my day
square up to
hurl defiance at
hang tough
treat with contempt
put up a fight against
stick fast
take a stand against
take one on
hold out against
more ❯
Verb
▲
To be made up or consist of
embrace
include
contain
encompass
involve
comprise
cover
incorporate
comprehend
embody
subsume
encapsulate
entail
accommodate
adopt
carry
enclose
have
number
take in
provide for
take into account
consist of
be composed of
be made up of
constitute
compass
engross
span
hold
build in
muster
consider
encircle
deal with
be made up
comprise of
inhold
surround
envelop
insert
count
list
classify
admit
account for
amount to
factor in
concern
occasion
take into consideration
allow for
examine
require
demand
consist
be composed
be made
be formed
survey
result in
lead to
pertain to
refer to
have as a consequence
attend to
take account of
treat of
seat
store
stow
have room for
have space for
combine
be formed of
deem
accept
swallow
implement
bear in mind
acknowledge
reckon
take
extend to
look on
fit
go as far as
be applicable to
extend as far as
have a capacity of
be equipped for
have a capacity for
have seats for
take something on board
bear
keep
boast
have seating for
have capacity for
more ❯
Verb
▲
Pay or charge fee for use, service, or privilege
rent
lease
let
hire
sublet
charter
engage
sublease
contract
hire out
lend
let out
loan
lease out
lend out
make available
rent out
take it
put on loan
allow the use of
farm out
charge for the use of
give on loan
take
rent object
pay for the use of
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