take-in Antonyms
Meaning of take-in
take-in Sentence Examples
- The shelter took in dozens of abandoned animals, providing them with warmth and care.
- The restaurant takes in reservations for dinner to avoid overcrowding.
- The therapist took in the patient's words, offering empathy and understanding.
- The mountain climbers took in the breathtaking views from the summit.
- The child took in the colors and shapes of the new toy with wide-eyed wonder.
- The student took in the lecture material, trying to absorb as much knowledge as possible.
- The sponge took in the water, swelling to several times its original size.
- The factory takes in raw materials and turns them into finished products.
- The athlete took in a deep breath of air before competing in the race.
- The audience took in the performance with rapt attention, marveling at its artistry.
FAQs About the word take-in
trick, have on, deceive, fool, pull the wool over one's eyes, suck in, tease, cozen, con, juggle
show up, reveal, expose, disclose, reveal, uncover, undeceive, tell, expose, disclose
The shelter took in dozens of abandoned animals, providing them with warmth and care.
The restaurant takes in reservations for dinner to avoid overcrowding.
The therapist took in the patient's words, offering empathy and understanding.
The mountain climbers took in the breathtaking views from the summit.
