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To utilize or take advantage of something

To take advantage of something in an exploitative or unfair manner

To travel by or catch some form of transportation

To take for temporary use

To accept something willingly or gladly

To use, empty or drain completely

To receive, especially in return for effort

To deceive or fool someone

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Verb

To utilize or take advantage of something

take advantage of

avail oneself of

bring into play

have recourse to

make the most of

put to good use

turn to account

press into service

bring into service

avail yourself of

use to good advantage

use to advantage

get mileage out of

make the best use of

turn to good use

make capital out of

put into service

make capital of

put into practice

derive benefit from

turn to good account

turn to one's advantage

put into effect

bring into action

use for one's own ends

put into action

put into operation

obtain an advantage from

reap the benefit of

put to advantage

take advantage of something

help oneself to

call into service

call into action

bring into effective action

be in charge of

twist round one's little finger

get the best out of

use to the full

make best use of

exhaust the possibilities

get the most out of

take full advantage of

go down the line

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“In these situations, interested faculty members can make use of available free online resources.”

Verb

To take advantage of something in an exploitative or unfair manner

take advantage of

make unfair claims on

“So there were a number of friends who sought to make use of his generosity, and used it to the extent that, little by little, all his wealth petered out.”

Verb

To travel by or catch some form of transportation

Verb

To take for temporary use

Verb

To accept something willingly or gladly

Verb

To use, empty or drain completely

exhaust one's supply of

spend like water

avail oneself of

have recourse to

suffer the loss of

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Verb

To receive, especially in return for effort

scrape together

come into possession of

get your hands on

beg borrow or steal

take possession of

possess oneself of

get possession of

get one's mitts on

take receipt of

be presented with

take control of

have conferred on one

make a profit of

help oneself to

be provided with

get into one's hands

get one's fingers on

be in receipt of

win possession of

make a purchase of

get in exchange

make the purchase of

gain possession of

bring to fruition

fall to the lot

accept delivery of

take into one's possession

agree to receive

get as a result

succeed in finding

realize a profit of

succeed in making

take delivery of

take home earnings of

receive a salary of

be appointed to

come into contact with

follow through with

solicit donations

take possession

take for oneself

make a purchase

go shopping for

take advantage of

take into custody

follow through on

grasp with both hands

go through with

feel your collar

bring to completion

get something done

make the most of

welcome with open arms

grab with both hands

go for enthusiastically

show enthusiasm for

get the job done

keep faith with

put the tin lid on

do a bang-up job

fulfill one's potential

take in for questioning

put the cuffs on

derive benefit from

put to advantage

turn to account

avail oneself of

score a success

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Verb

To deceive or fool someone

take for a ride

put one over on

take advantage of

lead up the garden path

play fast and loose with

give the runaround

send on a wild-goose chase

pull the wool over someone's eyes

pull a fast one on

pull a swifty on

lead down the garden path

take to the cleaners

outmanoeuvre^UK

give someone a bum steer

send on a wild goose chase

throw off the scent

put on the wrong track

give wrong information to

propagandize^US

do the dirty on

throw dust in someone's eyes

lead up garden path

play for a sucker

put up smoke screen

put on false front

pull a fast one

bait and switch

propagandise^UK

give the wrong impression

play games with

play for a fool

play a trick on

get the better of

pull someone's leg

make a sucker of

twist around your little finger

put someone up to something

not tell the truth

be economical with the truth

not speak the truth

make up a story

tell a falsehood

lie through one's teeth

stretch the truth

tell a white lie

perjure oneself

tell a terminological inexactitude

concoct a story

forswear oneself

bear false witness

say something untrue

depart from the truth

tell an untruth

take to cleaners

take for a fool

sell down the river

pull something funny

stack the cards

stretch the rules

hit below the belt

sell a bill of goods to

do someone in the eye

break the rules

break faith with

play someone false

be unfaithful to

stab in the back

take liberties with

use for one's own ends

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