take hold (Meaning)
take hold (v)
assume control
have or hold in one's hands or grip
Synonyms & Antonyms of take hold
take hold Sentence Examples
- The infection took hold quickly, causing severe pain and discomfort.
- The rumor had taken hold and was spreading rapidly through the community.
- The new policy took hold immediately, disrupting the workflow.
- The pain took hold of his leg, making it difficult to walk.
- The financial crisis took hold, leading to widespread job losses.
- The trend took hold in the fashion industry, influencing countless designs.
- The fear took hold of his heart, paralyzing him with anxiety.
- The idea took hold of her imagination, inspiring countless possibilities.
- The drought had taken hold, causing severe water shortages.
- The belief took hold among the group, shaping their values and actions.
FAQs About the word take hold
assume control, have or hold in one's hands or grip
work, take, operate, take effect, perform, react, result,act, respond, pan out
backfire, backfire,, fizzle,fizzle
The infection took hold quickly, causing severe pain and discomfort.
The rumor had taken hold and was spreading rapidly through the community.
The new policy took hold immediately, disrupting the workflow.
The pain took hold of his leg, making it difficult to walk.
