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Meaning of take the cake
take the cake (v)
rank first; used often in a negative context
take the cake Sentence Examples
- His performance in the play was excellent, but his singing abilities take the cake.
- The lasagna was delicious, but the tiramisu took the cake as the dessert highlight.
- Her wit and charm are admirable, but her kindness takes the cake as her most endearing quality.
- The new car has impressive features, but the panoramic sunroof takes the cake for luxury and comfort.
- The tropical island boasts pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters, but the towering waterfalls take the cake as the most breathtaking sight.
- The wedding reception was extravagant, but the bride's gown took the cake as a masterpiece of design and elegance.
- The new smartphone has a sleek design and powerful camera, but its long battery life takes the cake as a game-changer.
- The basketball player had a stellar season, but his game-winning shot in the finals took the cake as an unforgettable moment.
- The vacation was filled with exciting activities, but the hot air balloon ride took the cake as the most adventurous and scenic experience.
- The concert featured talented musicians, but the lead singer's electrifying performance took the cake for crowd engagement and musical brilliance.
FAQs About the word take the cake
rank first; used often in a negative context
hold, grasp, grip, lay hold of, catch,clasp, nab, seize, cling (to), snatch
release, pass, discharge, pass, deliver, free, discharge, drop, liberate, free
His performance in the play was excellent, but his singing abilities take the cake.
The lasagna was delicious, but the tiramisu took the cake as the dessert highlight.
Her wit and charm are admirable, but her kindness takes the cake as her most endearing quality.
The new car has impressive features, but the panoramic sunroof takes the cake for luxury and comfort.
