taking to Sentence Examples
- Taking a daily walk has improved my overall health.
- The therapist is taking a history from the patient to better understand their condition.
- She is taking the lead in organizing the community cleanup.
- The government is taking measures to reduce pollution.
- The team is taking precautions to avoid accidents.
- I am taking charge of our project and ensuring its success.
- The school is taking responsibility for providing a safe environment for students.
- I am taking over the role of CEO next month.
- The company is taking legal action against its former employees.
- He is taking the day off to rest and recuperate.
taking to Meaning
taking to
to begin doing (something) as a habit or regular practice, to start to have a liking for, to go to or into (a place), to adapt oneself to
Synonyms & Antonyms of taking to
Synonyms:
- luxuriating-in-
- preferring
- cherishing
- appreciating
- treasuring
- revering
- prizing
- venerating
- idolizing
- admiring
- worshipping
- worshiping
- digging
- doting-on-
- indulging-in-
- adoring
- wallowing-in-
- valuing
- cottoning-to-
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word taking to
to begin doing (something) as a habit or regular practice, to start to have a liking for, to go to or into (a place), to adapt oneself to
grooving (on), reveling (in), loving, rejoicing (in), delighting (in), going for, liking,enjoying, revelling (in), getting off (on)
hating, abominating, detesting, loathing, abhorring, disliking, scorning, despising,condemning,
Taking a daily walk has improved my overall health.
The therapist is taking a history from the patient to better understand their condition.
She is taking the lead in organizing the community cleanup.
The government is taking measures to reduce pollution.
