betake oneself (Meaning)

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betake oneself (v)

displace oneself; go from one location to another

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Feeling overwhelmed, she decided to betake herself to the solitude of her room.
The hiker betook himself to the summit, eager to witness the panoramic view.
After the argument, the couple betook themselves to separate corners of the room.
Seeking respite from the city's喧嚣, he betook himself to the countryside.
The students betook themselves to the library to delve into their textbooks.
The weary traveler betook himself to the nearest inn for a well-deserved rest.
The wounded soldier betook himself to the hospital, hoping for swift recovery.
Faced with an unfavorable situation, he betook himself to a distant land to seek a fresh start.
The young artist betook herself to her studio, inspired to create a masterpiece.
As the storm approached, the townsfolk betook themselves to their homes for safety.

displace oneself; go from one location to another

No synonyms found.

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Feeling overwhelmed, she decided to betake herself to the solitude of her room.

The hiker betook himself to the summit, eager to witness the panoramic view.

After the argument, the couple betook themselves to separate corners of the room.

Seeking respite from the city's喧嚣, he betook himself to the countryside.