take stock Antonyms
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Meaning of take stock
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take stock (v)
to look at critically or searchingly, or in minute detail
make or include in an itemized record or report
take stock Sentence Examples
- It's time to take stock of our resources and make necessary adjustments.
- The company decides to take stock of its progress and identify areas for improvement.
- After the merger, the combined entity takes stock of its assets and liabilities.
- The investor takes stock of their portfolio before making any further investments.
- The team takes stock of their accomplishments and challenges to plan their next steps.
- The government takes stock of its economic indicators to assess the country's financial health.
- The artist takes stock of their techniques and materials to refine their craft.
- The student takes stock of their study habits and workload to optimize their performance.
- The entrepreneur takes stock of their business model and customer feedback to make strategic decisions.
- The organization takes stock of its values and mission to ensure alignment with its goals.
FAQs About the word take stock
to look at critically or searchingly, or in minute detail, make or include in an itemized record or report
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It's time to take stock of our resources and make necessary adjustments.
The company decides to take stock of its progress and identify areas for improvement.
After the merger, the combined entity takes stock of its assets and liabilities.
The investor takes stock of their portfolio before making any further investments.
