taking for

The phrase “taking for” has 3 syllables: tak-ing for

It's pronounced as /ˈteɪkɪŋ fɔr/


What is synonym and antonym for taking for?

In the thesaurus, “taking for” has 37 synonyms and 8 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for taking for

  • analyze
  • be dishonest
  • believe
  • betray
  • calling
  • cheat
  • circumvent
  • confuse
  • considering
  • deem
  • defraud
  • delude
  • disappoint
  • dupe
  • entrap
  • falsify
  • feel
  • fool
  • hold
  • hoodwink
  • miscalculate
  • misconstrue
  • misinterpret
  • misjudge
  • mislead
  • misread
  • overestimate
  • overlook
  • regarding
  • respect
  • swindle
  • think
  • trick
  • underestimate
  • victimize
  • view
  • viewing

Antonyms for taking for

  • aid
  • assist
  • disbelieve
  • help
  • ignore
  • protect
  • support
  • understand

Example Sentences

  • She was taking for granted all the support her friends had given her.
  • Taking for granted the importance of sleep can lead to health problems.
  • They misunderstood his intentions, taking for granted his sincerity.
  • Taking for granted the convenience of technology, we often forget its impact.
  • He apologized for taking for granted her efforts and promised to appreciate them more.

On this page you'll find 45 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to taking for, such as: aid, analyze, assist, be dishonest, believe, betray, calling.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

gaffing

  • bamboozling
  • beating
  • beguiling
  • betraying
  • bilking
  • bitching
  • bleeding
  • bluffing
  • buffaloing
  • burning
  • catching
  • cheating
  • chiseling
  • chiselling
  • chousing
  • clipping
  • conning
  • cozening
  • deceiving
  • defrauding
  • deluding
  • diddling
  • doing
  • doing a number on
  • doing in
  • double-crossing
  • duping
  • euchring
  • exploiting
  • extorting
  • faking out
  • fast-talking
  • fiddling
  • fleecing
  • flimflamming
  • fooling
  • gammoning
  • gouging
  • gulling
  • having
  • having on
  • hoaxing
  • hoodwinking
  • hornswoggling
  • hosing
  • humbugging
  • hustling
  • juggling
  • kidding
  • leading one down the garden path
  • leading one up the garden path
  • milking
  • misguiding
  • misinforming
  • misleading
  • mulcting
  • nicking
  • nobbling
  • overcharging
  • plucking
  • putting on
  • reaming
  • ripping off
  • rooking
  • screwing
  • selling a bill of goods to
  • shaking down
  • shortchanging
  • shorting
  • skinning
  • skunking
  • snookering
  • snowing
  • soaking
  • spoofing
  • squeezing
  • sticking
  • stiffing
  • stinging
  • stringing along
  • suckering
  • sucking in
  • swindling
  • taking for a ride
  • taking in
  • taking to the cleaners
  • teasing
  • thimblerigging
  • tricking
  • victimizing
  • wrenching
  • wresting
  • wringing

jamming

  • ad hoc
  • ad lib
  • ad-lib
  • at first glance
  • automatic
  • autoschediastic
  • bloating
  • blocking
  • boring
  • brimming
  • bulking
  • bulldozing
  • bulling
  • bunging
  • by ear
  • casual
  • charging
  • choking
  • clogging
  • clotting
  • congesting
  • corking
  • cramming
  • crashing
  • crowding
  • crushing
  • damming
  • drenching
  • elbowing
  • expedient
  • extemporary
  • extempore
  • fake
  • filling
  • flooding
  • free
  • furring
  • glutting
  • gridlocking
  • heaping
  • honeycombing
  • immediate
  • impromptu
  • improv
  • improvisatory
  • improvised
  • improviso
  • informal
  • inundating
  • jam-packing
  • jostling
  • loading
  • made-up
  • makeshift
  • matting
  • muscling
  • obstructing
  • occluding
  • off the cuff
  • off the top of head
  • offhand
  • on impulse
  • on-the-spot
  • overcharging
  • overfilling
  • overflowing
  • overwhelming
  • packing
  • penetrating
  • pressing
  • pushing
  • ramming
  • refilling
  • refreshing
  • reloading
  • repacking
  • replenishing
  • sandwiching
  • saturating
  • shoehorning
  • shouldering
  • shoving
  • silting
  • snap
  • spiling
  • spontaneous
  • spur-of-the-moment
  • squashing
  • squeezing
  • stoppering
  • stoppling
  • stuffing
  • swamping
  • taking for ride
  • thought out loud
  • thrusting
  • toss off
  • toss out
  • tossed off
  • tossed out
  • unplanned
  • unpremeditated
  • unprepared
  • unrehearsed
  • unstudied
  • wedging
  • winging it

taking to the cleaners

  • beating
  • bilk
  • bleeding
  • cheat
  • cheating
  • chousing
  • circumvent
  • con
  • deceive
  • defraud
  • doing
  • doing in
  • dupe
  • embezzle
  • extort
  • fleece
  • gouge
  • gypping
  • hoodwink
  • hustling
  • overcharge
  • plucking
  • ripping off
  • rob
  • shaking down
  • shorting
  • squeezing
  • sticking
  • stinging
  • suckering
  • swindle
  • taking for a ride
  • thimblerigging
  • victimize
  • victimizing

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