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Meanings of take seriously in English

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Usage of take seriously in English
1
Perhaps the situation was just too absurd for him to take seriously.
A Winter Haunting
2
Despite your low opinion of my position, it's one I take seriously.
Heir of Fire
3
Western civilisation has been slow to take seriously the suffering of animals.
The Irish Times
4
We need to take seriously the people who are on our teams.
Unleashing the power of rubber bands: lessons in non-linear lead...
5
Over the years I've developed an instinct for those to take seriously.
Bones of the Lost
6
Nadia is tough, streetwise and, at least initially, difficult to take seriously.
The Irish Times
7
You aren't going to take seriously the thing I have told you?
Miss Gibbie Gault
8
You of course understand that; you don't take seriously all he says?'
A Life's Morning
9
We continue to take seriously all concerns raised by health workers, he said.
The South African
10
No wonder she found other people's shock difficult to take seriously.
The Guardian
11
But I think it would be very difficult to take seriously.
Schild’s Ladder
12
However, some will argue cartoony is too hard to take seriously.
Wired
13
Few people take seriously the alleged analogy between the women and the slaves.
Our Changing Constitution
14
It's not the kind of plan that Brussels can take seriously.
The Guardian
15
But he was just a bit too dishy to take seriously.
The Irish Times
16
Did you take seriously the petition to cancel the Kardashian shows?
Reuters
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Take seriously through the time
Take seriously across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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