taken for granted Antonyms
Strongest:
- denied
- discounted
- wondered-about-
- disagreed-with-
- disagreed-with-
- disputed
- doubted
- questioned
- doubted
- discounted
- wondered-about-
- distrusted
- challenged
- challenged
- denied
- distrusted
- disputed
- questioned
Strong:
- controverted
- disclaimed
- mistrusted
- discredited
- repudiated
- disowned
- disbelieved
- disowned
- disavowed
- disclaimed
- discredited
- disbelieved
- rejected
- disavowed
- rejected
- repudiated
- controverted
- mistrusted
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- thought
- hypothesized
- guessed
- postulated
- hypothecated
- presupposed
- accepted
- premised
- believed
- dreamt
- figured
- insisted
- dreamed
Weak:
Meaning of taken for granted
taken for granted (s)
evident without proof or argument
taken for granted Sentence Examples
- We often take our health for granted until it's gone.
- Access to clean water is frequently taken for granted in developed countries.
- The contributions of teachers and healthcare workers are often taken for granted.
- She took her friend's loyalty for granted, which led to their friendship ending.
- The benefits of technology should not be taken for granted; we must appreciate its convenience.
- Our parents' sacrifices are often taken for granted by ungrateful children.
- He took his comfortable life for granted, never realizing the struggles of others.
- The beauty of nature should not be taken for granted; we should cherish its fragility.
- The freedom of speech that we enjoy in democracies should never be taken for granted.
- The privilege of education is often taken for granted by those who have had access to it from a young age.
FAQs About the word taken for granted
evident without proof or argument
assumed, said, supposed, presumed, thought, hypothesized, guessed, postulated, hypothecated, presupposed
denied, discounted, wondered (about), disagreed (with),disagreed (with), disputed, doubted, questioned, doubted, discounted
We often take our health for granted until it's gone.
Access to clean water is frequently taken for granted in developed countries.
The contributions of teachers and healthcare workers are often taken for granted.
She took her friend's loyalty for granted, which led to their friendship ending.
