Synonyms for Took account:
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v.
• measure
- Mete
, - adapt
, - adjust
, - align
, - appraise
, - assess
, - average
, - beat
, - blend
, - bound
, - calibrate
, - caliper
, - check
, - check out
, - choose
, - compute
, - delimit
, - demarcate
, - determine
, - dope out
, - estimate
, - evaluate
, - even
, - eye
, - figure
, - fit
, - gauge
, - gradate
, - grade
, - graduate
, - level
, - limit
, - line
, - look over
, - mark
, - mark out
, - pace off
, - peg
, - plumb
, - portion
, - quantify
, - rank
, - rate
, - read
, - reckon
, - regulate
, - rhyme
, - rule
, - scale
, - shade
, - size
, - size up
, - sound
, - square
, - stroke
, - survey
, - tailor
, - take account
, - time
, - value
, - weigh
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What are the hypernyms for Took account?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
appraise, assess, audit, calculate, consider, estimate, figure, rate, reckon, survey, tally.
What are the opposite words for took account?
Took account is a combination of two words that means to consider or take into account a particular situation or event. Some antonyms for taking account of something might involve ignoring or disregarding the issue entirely. However, these actions may not always be the best approach, especially in certain circumstances where considering all details might be important. Other antonyms for took account may involve overlooking, neglecting, avoiding, or rejecting. These words signify a lack of attention or importance given to specific information, leading to potential negative consequences. In contrast, taking account of resources and information can lead to more informed decisions and better outcomes.
What are the antonyms for Took account?
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