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To take, claim or use for one's own benefit, usually without the owner's consent

To assume responsibility in another's absence

(of a meeting or seminar) To manage or preside over

To assume control or responsibility

To loot, plunder or invade by force

(of a job or task) To agree to take responsibility of

To hold exclusive control of a market or supply

Gain as possession from someone's death

To take control of someone's body or mind, especially in a supernatural manner

To burden or worry with

To act or serve as a substitute, usually temporarily

To assimilate in order to take over or appropriate

To ingest or consume food

To assume or take responsibility (of a role, position or responsibility)

Able to persuade

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Verb

To take, claim or use for one's own benefit, usually without the owner's consent

take possession of

help oneself to

take control of

moonlight requisition

possess oneself of

arrogate to oneself

get your hands on

treat without respect

use without asking

get one's fingers on

gain possession of

stake a claim to

deprive of property

take for oneself

have one's fingers in the till

have sticky fingers

be light-fingered

hold for ransom

line one's purse with

line one's pockets with

dip into the public purse

commit white-collar crime

have one's hand in the till

defraud someone of

put hand in cookie jar

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Make public

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To assume responsibility in another's absence

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(of a meeting or seminar) To manage or preside over

assume command over

be at the helm of

be in charge of

be in command of

be in control of

be the leader of

call the shots of

have authority over

have control of

be in power over

be responsible for

take the chair of

be in the saddle

assume command of

exercise control over

take the reins of

lay down the law

keep under thumb

exercise authority over

be in authority over

hold dominion over

be in driver's seat

call the shots on

call the shots in

call the tune in

play first fiddle

lead by the nose

have under one's thumb

have the upper hand over

have ascendancy over

have the whip hand over

have upper hand

ride roughshod over

rule the roost in

wear the trousers

have the upper hand in

have mastery over

pull the strings

be in the driving seat

tell someone what to do

be at the head of

be in the driver's seat

call the signals

be accountable for

corner the market

have control over

point in the right direction

control the affairs of

put on the right track

take control of

exercise authority

serve the people

have a handle on

keep one's eye on

carry out official duties

perform official duties

throw your weight around

impose one's will on

throw one's weight about

use strong-arm tactics on

get a handle on

apply oneself to

give attention to

get to grips with

wield the sceptre

occupy the throne

sit on the throne

have the upper hand

get the upper hand

carry most weight

have a hold over

hold purse strings

have something in the palm of one's hand

have someone in one's hip pocket

have someone in the palm of one's hand

hold the purse strings

have someone eating out of one's hand

be at the front of

be at the top of

be in the vanguard of

lead the way in

be in the forefront of

lay the first stone

go out in front

be in the front line of

blaze the trail

be in the van of

be the driving force behind

get the jump on

lead the way for

gain control of

gain mastery over

get the better of

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Verb

To assume control or responsibility

assume responsibility

take up the baton

Verb

To loot, plunder or invade by force

make inroads on

take control of

take possession of

gain control of

be disseminated through

diffuse through

be diffused through

take possession

establish a colony in

put down roots in

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Verb

(of a job or task) To agree to take responsibility of

take responsibility for

be responsible for

take on oneself

address oneself to

become involved in

devote oneself to

get cracking on

get to grips with

have a crack at

take upon oneself

turn one's hand to

give something a whirl

take upon yourself

take responsibility

take the plunge

endeavour to do

volunteer oneself to

address oneself

make a start on

carry something on

get cracking with

commit oneself to

follow through with

immerse yourself

shoot the works

start the ball rolling on

occupy oneself with

get involved with

begin undertaking

take responsibility of

take the reins of

gain control of

take control of

assume responsibility of

come to power over

assume control of

assume responsibility for

take up the baton for

take command of

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To hold exclusive control of a market or supply

Verb

Gain as possession from someone's death

take responsibility for

have conferred on one

come into possession of

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To take control of someone's body or mind, especially in a supernatural manner

Verb

To burden or worry with

weigh heavily on

take control of

prey on your mind

weigh heavily on one's mind

come back to haunt

be a weight on one's mind

throw off balance

cause anguish to

arouse anxiety in

make it tough for

be on one's case

give a hard time

cause suffering to

cause discomfort to

cause concern to

make uncomfortable

weigh heavily on someone's mind

cause anxiety to

drive up the wall

be a great weight on

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To act or serve as a substitute, usually temporarily

act as deputy for

act as stand-in for

act as substitute for

be a substitute for

act in place of

take the place of

step into the breach

take the rap for

fill someone's boots

fill someone's shoes

swap places with

take another's place

step into shoes of

step into the shoes of

serve in one's stead

fill one's position

act in someone's stead

hold the fort for

act as a substitute

act as stand-in

assume the office of

be subsequent to

step into someone's boots

step into someone's shoes

be a replacement for

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Verb

To assimilate in order to take over or appropriate

Verb

To ingest or consume food

gorge oneself on

stuff oneself with

feed one's face

make short work of

swallow hurriedly

stuff your face

make a pig of oneself

eat like a horse

stuff one's face with

get one's laughing gear round

cram oneself with

devour greedily

gorge oneself with

eat between meals

eat voraciously

sink your teeth into

eat sumptuously

eat one's fill of

fare sumptuously

eat to your heart's content

take nourishment

make a pig of oneself on

rely for nourishment on

rely on for nourishment

take as nourishment

sustain oneself of

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Verb

To assume or take responsibility (of a role, position or responsibility)

Adjective

Able to persuade

coming on strong

incontrovertible

well-established

carrying conviction

not taking no for an answer

able to hold water

well thought out

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