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(partake in) Past participle for to participate in or contribute to
“Whichever monk does not partake in the activities of the community of monks shall pay a fine of one roll of silk.”
(partake of) Past participle for to share or join in a meal
“Come the day, and a considerable crowd assembled to partake of a communal meal.”
(partake of) Past participle for to eat or consume as food
“In the meantime, Claire Remm thinks her daughter has invited a boy her own age to partake of pizza.”
(partake of) Past participle for to be characterized by (a quality)
“They both partake of an autumnal quality, a sense of approaching darkness.”
Past participle for to observe or undergo events contributing to one's knowledge
Past participle for to sample the flavor of something orally
Past participle for to consume a liquid
Past participle for to interrupt a discussion for the purpose of making a comment
Past participle for to entertain with, or partake in, a feast
Past participle for be or seem to be equal or comparable to
(of a feeling or action) Experienced or done by each of two or more parties towards the other or others
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