What is another word for takings?
Pronunciation:
[ tˈe͡ɪkɪŋz], [ tˈeɪkɪŋz], [ t_ˈeɪ_k_ɪ_ŋ_z]
Related words: take take take, take up, take over, take off
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Similar words for takings:
- apprehension (noun)
- appropriation (noun)
- assumption (noun)
- booty (noun)
- capture (noun)
- earnings (noun)
- getting (noun)
- haul (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- pay (noun)
- preemption (noun)
- proceeds (noun)
- profit (noun)
- receipt (noun)
- receipts (noun)
- return (noun)
- revenue (noun)
- take (noun)
- takings (noun)
- yield (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Takings:
n.
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- detail,
- call,
- customer care,
- credit rating,
- direct marketing,
- buyer's market,
- cold call,
- churn rate,
- cross-selling,
- aftermarket.
- adoption,
- taking on,
- accepting,
- assuming,
- appropriation,
- undertaking,
- arrogation,
- taking up,
- Shouldering,
- embracing,
- acceptance.
- hit the jackpot,
- Obtaining,
- hook,
- nail,
- sweep,
- pull,
- pinch,
- trip,
- ensnaring,
- occupation,
- apprehension,
- pick up,
- arrest,
- winning,
- trapping,
- abduction,
- Commandeering,
- grasping,
- drop,
- nab,
- Gaining,
- imprisonment,
- collar,
- laying hold of,
- bag,
- taking captive,
- run in,
- Snatching,
- taking into custody,
- fall,
- bust,
- seizing,
- Appropriating,
- Securing,
- knock off.
- bottom line,
- balance,
- emolument,
- salary,
- in the black,
- stipend,
- receipts,
- gate,
- payoff,
- salt,
- wages,
- net,
- lucre,
- reward,
- Groceries,
- remuneration.
- income,
- return,
- take-home,
- haul,
- cleanup,
- accruement,
- outturns,
- out-turns,
- yield,
- cleanups,
- revenue,
- proceeds,
- take home,
- piece of the pie,
- earnings,
- out-turn,
- outturn,
- winnings,
- pay,
- payload,
- piece of pie,
- accruements,
- loot,
- booty,
- profit.
- hire,
- emoluments,
- pittance,
- defrayment,
- satisfaction,
- reckoning,
- perquisite,
- Recompensation,
- meeds,
- allowance,
- wage,
- scale,
- indemnity,
- reimbursement,
- bacon,
- redress,
- reparation,
- bread,
- requital,
- meed,
- payment,
- stipendium.
- advantage,
- augmentation,
- skim,
- turnout,
- use,
- percentage,
- aggrandizement,
- value,
- surplus,
- killing,
- acquisition,
- advancement,
- gravy,
- accumulation,
- velvet,
- saving,
- avail.
- admission,
- acquiring,
- intaking,
- Receiving,
- arrival,
- accession,
- Admitting,
- reception,
- Recipience,
- getting.
- crop.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- progeny,
- riposte,
- tiffs,
- restoration,
- gross income,
- compensation,
- credit,
- takes,
- topic,
- egress,
- remittance,
- economic rent,
- results,
- royalty,
- catches,
- recompense,
- issuing,
- outlet,
- spoil,
- receivables,
- total,
- uses,
- offspring,
- removes,
- snatches,
- homecoming,
- return key,
- makings,
- retort,
- take-in,
- rejoinder,
- production,
- fruit,
- Gains,
- Seizures,
- returns,
- income tax return,
- employs,
- recurrence,
- replication,
- getting even,
- gross,
- contraband,
- outcome,
- way out,
- intake,
- bribe,
- coming back,
- produce,
- restitution,
- Killings,
- sweets,
- event,
- captures,
- counter,
- publication,
- settlement,
- prizes,
- turnover,
- consequence,
- emergence,
- tax return,
- subject,
- reappearance,
- net income,
- comeback,
- number,
- benefit,
- agitations,
- honorarium,
- grabs,
- exit,
- box office,
- steals,
- dividend,
- acceptances,
- get,
- commission,
- make,
- plunders,
- paying back,
- avails,
- receipt,
- interest,
- final payment,
- regaining,
- matter,
- output,
- receptions,
- revenues,
- government issue,
- effect,
- excitements,
- upshot,
- result,
- money,
- collects,
- Carries,
- military issue,
- profits,
- carryings,
- fee,
- consideration,
- issuance.
How to use "Takings" in context?
In law, taking means forcibly interfering with someone's property or possession so that the property can be used for one's own benefit. The elements of a taking are (1) an interference with property, (2) without the owner's consent, and (3) for the benefit of the taker. A taking can be accomplished in one of two ways: by direct seizure of the property, or by indirect seizure of the property through the impairment of its market value.
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