What is another word for take over?
306 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ t_ˈeɪ_k ˈəʊ_v_ə], [ tˈe͡ɪk ˈə͡ʊvə], [ tˈeɪk ˈəʊvə]Table of Contents
Similar words for take over:- enterprising (adjective)
- vigorous (adjective)
- absorb (noun)
- annex (noun)
- appropriate (noun)
- arrogate (noun)
- borrow (noun)
- buy out (noun)
- buy up (noun)
- capture (noun)
- repeat (noun)
- take-up (noun)
- take on (noun)
- annex (verb)
- assume (verb)
- command (verb)
- cover (verb)
- pinch-hit (verb)
- possession (verb)
- replace (verb)
- rule (verb)
- seize (verb)
- steer (verb)
- substitute (verb)
- succeed (verb)
- other synonyms
- command
- cover
- possess
- spell
- substitute
- succeed
Definition for Take over:
Synonyms for Take over:
adj.
•enterprising (adjective)- keen.
- exuberant,
- bouncing,
- efficient,
- vital,
- healthy,
- flourishing,
- effective,
- robust,
- lusty,
- red-blooded,
- intense,
- mettlesome,
- tough,
- athletic,
- hale,
- hearty,
- rugged,
- brisk,
- hard-driving,
- strapping,
- sturdy,
- strenuous,
- sound,
- strong as an ox,
- enterprising,
- forceful,
- hardy.
n.
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- overthrow.
v.
•annex (verb) •assume (verb)- commandeer,
- preempt,
- acquire,
- don.
- curb,
- administer,
- dictate,
- influence,
- run,
- coerce,
- charge,
- domineer,
- supervise,
- push,
- oppress,
- exact,
- wield,
- boss,
- subdue,
- hinder,
- regulate,
- conquer,
- conduct,
- coach,
- compel,
- predominate,
- reign,
- repress,
- constrain,
- determine,
- preside over,
- head,
- prescribe,
- superintend,
- check,
- overbear,
- exercise power,
- sway,
- restrain,
- override,
- dominate,
- tyrannize,
- govern,
- stop,
- force,
- have authority,
- officiate,
- control,
- guide,
- prevail,
- hold office,
- direct,
- reign over.
- insure,
- balance,
- make good,
- double for,
- stand in for,
- substitute,
- take the rap for,
- offset,
- counterbalance,
- make up for,
- relieve.
- patch,
- reestablish,
- back up,
- regain,
- recover,
- redress,
- retrieve,
- reimburse,
- sub,
- fill in,
- recoup,
- refund,
- take out,
- reinstate,
- restore,
- ring,
- repay,
- shift,
- change,
- redeem,
- alter,
- mend,
- compensate,
- supply.
- catch,
- snag,
- trap,
- ambush,
- hook,
- overwhelm,
- claw,
- clutch,
- kidnap,
- apprehend,
- nab,
- overrun,
- wrench,
- arrest,
- overcome,
- gain,
- nail,
- bust,
- pick up,
- pounce,
- grasp,
- throttle,
- snare,
- bag,
- overpower.
Other synonyms:
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- get about,
- launch into,
- enter on,
- see to,
- hoe in,
- jump-start,
- leap in,
- burst into,
- embark on,
- dive in,
- lead off,
- get around to,
- plunge in,
- start on.
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- go to,
- get down to,
- turn to,
- set out,
- rock and roll,
- overtake,
- plunge into,
- set-to,
- buy into,
- start-off,
- incur,
- hasten,
- relieve of,
- weigh into.
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- fall into,
- shoulder,
- break into.
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- come.
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- go on.
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- spell.
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- go.
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- get.
- prevails,
- Tyrannized,
- over-ride,
- Wielding,
- over-bear,
- overborne,
- overbears,
- governs,
- presided over,
- predominates.
- made good,
- make for,
- counter-balance,
- making good,
- take rap for,
- made up for,
- stood in for,
- counter-balances,
- offsetting,
- making for,
- made for.
Antonyms for Take over:
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adj.
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enterprising
lethargic, unenthused, unadventurous, cowardly, unresourceful, passive, timid, unambitious, meek, inactive, unimaginative, lazy.
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forceful
ineffective, apathetic, impotent, moderate, idle, unforceful, weak, mild, feeble.
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vigorous
easy, indifferent, helpless, unenthusiastic, fragile, dispirited, dull, facile, delicate, sluggish, unhealthy, soft, infirm, enervated, incapable.
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enterprising
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v.
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adopt
discard, neglect, leave alone, oppose, disagree, repudiate, renounce, return, repulse, disapprove, refuse, give, deny, let go, disallow, disown, release, reject, shun.
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annex
disconnect, sever, loosen, divorce, separate, divide, unfasten, leave off, detach, leave out, disunite, disjoin, Unlink, take away.
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assume
doubt, complete, end, not believe, not take, offer, not do, finish, conclude, let alone, leave.
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command
give up, countermand, reverse, revoke, contradict, help, submit, start, permit, assist, mismanage, obey, surrender, aid, retreat, advance, serve, recall, free, abandon, encourage, allow, lose, yield, follow, comply, consent, liberate.
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expropriate
distribute.
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possess
forsake, not have, dispossess, miss.
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seize
give in, drop, misunderstand, pass, be immune.
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spell
burden, run ragged, abuse, use.
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substitute
continue.
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supplant
take in.
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adopt
Hypernym for Take over:
Hyponym for Take over:
v.
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possession
take.
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possession