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Definitions for TOOK
tʊktook
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Samuel Johnson's Dictionary
Tookthe preterite, and sometimes the participle passiv
Thy soldiers
All levied in my name, have in my name
Took their discharge. William Shakespeare, King Lear.He is God in his friendship as well as in his nature, and therefore we sinful creatures are not took upon advantages, nor consumed in our provocations. Robert South, Sermons.
Suddenly the thunder-clap
Took us unprepar’d. Dryden.The same device enclosed the ashes of men or boys, maids or matrons; for when the thought took, though at first it received its rise from such a particular occasion, the ignorance of the sculptors applied it promiscuously. Addison.
This took up some of his hours every day. Spectator.
The riders would leap them over my hand; and one of the emperor’s hunstmen, upon a large courser, took my foot, shoe and all. Jonathan Swift.
Leaving Polybus, I took my way
To Cyrrha’s temple. Alexander Pope, Statius.
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took
Took is the past tense of the verb "take," which refers to the action of physically acquiring or gaining possession of something or someone by reaching out, grabbing, or accepting it.
Webster Dictionary
Took
of Take
Took
imp. of Take
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
Took
tōōk, pa.t. and obsolete pa.p. of take.
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Spoken Corpus Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'TOOK' in Spoken Corpus Frequency: #214
Written Corpus Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'TOOK' in Written Corpus Frequency: #334
Anagrams for TOOK »
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of TOOK in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of TOOK in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
Examples of TOOK in a Sentence
This brand always had phenomenal DNA, it just took a keen focus on the essentials of restaurateuring to revive it -- a focus on people and guests.
Monique Bastos, an MMA fighter who was on Monique Bastos way to jiu-jitsu training, Esquire reported, said two men jumped Monique Bastos and stole Monique Bastos cellphone on a crowded street in Acailandia, Brazil. One fled, but Monique Bastos said Monique Bastos managed to personally subdue the other. I tried to hold my phone, and I realized they were not armed. When they tried to escape, I lifted the rear wheel of the bike and they fell on the ground. The guy who took my phone ran away, but I was able to get the other one.
It was sad and scary. I felt so bad for her, you could tell that the skin was just gone. It just completely took her skin away.
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I think it's important to state here that there was an opportunity for the NCAA to adopt more strict policies in inclusion of trans athletes, and they could've done that in February, but it seems as though they chose not to, or they chose to avoid litigation by changing their stance halfway through the season and causing bigger problems for themselves, i think that, had they adopted USA Swimming's policies which are more strict than their own, we could have avoided a lot of the controversy that took place over the weekend and you and I could be sitting here talking about and celebrating the accomplishments by these incredible athletes.
Much like the (U.S. Olympic Committee) knew about Larry Nassar years before his arrest and did nothing, USA Swimming had notice in 2010 that Sean Hutchison was involved in an inappropriate coach-athlete relationship with Ariana and took no actions to protect her or other swimmers from this pedophile, if this organization had immediately reported what it knew to authorities, Hutchison likely would have been stopped, Ariana would have been spared years of abuse, and countless other young girls would have been protected from this sexual predator.
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