take in

The phrase “take in” has 2 syllables: take in

It's pronounced as /teɪk ɪn/

What is synonym and antonym for take in?

In the thesaurus, “take in” has 158 synonyms and 45 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for take in along with examples of usage in sentences.

Synonyms for take in

absorb
accommodate
accomplishment
admit
antic
artifice
assimilate
bamboozle
barrack
beguile
bestow
betray
bilk
billet
bivouac
bleed
bluff
board
bracket
buffalo
bunk
burn
camp
caper
carry
catch
chamber
cheat
chisel
compose
comprehend
comprise
con
constitute
contain
cozen
deceive
deception
defraud
delude
device
diddle
digest
do
do a number on
dodge
domicile
double-cross
dupe
embody
embrace
encamp
encompass
ensconce
entail
escapade
euchre
fake out
feat
feint
fleece
flimflam
fool
form
four-flush
frolic
funny business
gaff
gag
gambol
gammon
get
gimmick
grasp
gull
harbor
have
have on
hoax
hold
home
hoodwink
hornswoggle
house
humbug
hustle
imposture
include
incorporate
integrate
involve
jape
jest
jig
juggle
kid
lark
lead one down the garden path
lead one up the garden path
lie
lodge
make
maneuver
misguide
misinform
mislead
monkeyshine
mulct
number
own
perceive
ploy
possess
practical joke
pull wool over eyes
put on
put up
put-on
quarter
receive
roof
rook
room
roost
ruse
savvy
secure
see
shed
shelter
shenanigan
shortchange
skin
sleight
sleight of hand
snooker
snow
soak up
spoof
sport
squeeze
stable
stick
sting
stratagem
string along
stunt
subsume
subterfuge
suck in
sucker
swindle
take
tease
tent
tomfoolery
trick
wile

Antonyms for take in

ban
bar
debar
debunk
deny
disabuse
disclose
disenchant
disillusion
divulge
eject
eliminate
evict
except
exclude
expose
failure
frankness
honesty
honor
lose
misconceive
mislay
misplace
miss out
misunderstand
omit
openness
preclude
prevent
prohibit
reality
refuse
reject
reveal
rule out
show up
tell
truth
truthfulness
uncloak
uncover
undeceive
unmask
unveil

Meanings of take in

verb
1. To absorb or comprehend.
2. To allow a person or an animal to live in one's home.
3. To receive (goods) into one's home for the purpose of processing for a fee.
4. To shorten (a garment) or make it smaller.
5. To attend a showing of.
6. To deceive; to hoodwink.
7. To tighten (a belaying rope). (Also take up.).
8. To subscribe to home delivery of.

Example Sentences

As we walked through the city, we stopped to take in the breathtaking view from the top of the hill.
The tour guide encouraged us to take in the history of the ancient ruins before us.
She needed a moment to take in the shocking news before she could respond.
It's important to take in feedback from others to improve our work.
He paused to take in the beauty of the sunset, appreciating the colors in the sky.

On this page you'll find 203 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to take in, such as: absorb, accommodate, accomplishment, admit, antic, artifice, assimilate.

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