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Understood in a certain way; made sense of.
interpreted
understood
given
seized
assumed
stolen
condemned
confiscated
appropriated
usurped
confiscate
purloined
embezzled
Taken.
affected
1
Although the actual encounter must have
taken
place thousands of years ago.
2
Mr Peart said public confidence has
taken
a battering over recent years.
3
Steps are being
taken
in some countries to improve the situation, however.
4
The Welsh government said steps were being
taken
to support young people.
5
No decision was
taken
today and the private hearing will continue tomorrow.
6
However, he has
taken
on a more serious tone in recent days.
7
Priestley said some people had
taken
housing offered by the state government.
8
However, action needs to be
taken
to ensure it holds that position.
9
Gardai said that the decision had been
taken
for public safety reasons.
10
Here is another very similar example,
taken
from a recent Linux system:
11
Our number four slot this year is
taken
by the encryption debate.
12
The gay marriage law in Washington state has not yet
taken
effect.
13
The government, he said, has
taken
appropriate measures in fighting the virus.
14
The measures being
taken
will, of course, help to protect some homes.
15
She said the data suggested the approach
taken
was the right one.
16
Who knew what form mancery might have
taken
,
seven thousand years ago?
taken
take
·
take to
take place
take away
take aback
take care