take-up (Meaning)

Synonyms & Antonyms of take-up

The new fitness program has gained significant take-up among employees.
The company offers a discounted subscription service, which has seen a high take-up.
The government's latest financial initiative has had a slow take-up.
The charity's fundraising campaign has received overwhelming take-up from the community.
The latest smartphone has a high take-up rate due to its advanced features.
The school's new recycling program has seen a steady take-up.
The take-up for the university's scholarships was lower than expected.
The healthcare provider observed a significant drop in the take-up of its vaccination services.
The restaurant's new loyalty program has garnered a high take-up among regular customers.
The take-up of the city's public transportation system has increased due to rising fuel costs.

raise, elevate,lift, heft, heighten, jack (up), uphold,uplift, boost, perk (up)

lower, slip,drop, lower, push, fall, descend, drop, slip, bear

The new fitness program has gained significant take-up among employees.

The company offers a discounted subscription service, which has seen a high take-up.

The government's latest financial initiative has had a slow take-up.

The charity's fundraising campaign has received overwhelming take-up from the community.