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Meaning of took issue
took issue
to adopt or express an opposed or contrary view or position
took issue Sentence Examples
- The senator took issue with the opposing party's claims, arguing they were unfounded.
- The employee took issue with her supervisor's criticism, citing her exemplary performance.
- The historian took issue with the author's interpretation of the historical event.
- The jury took issue with the prosecution's case, ultimately acquitting the defendant.
- The professor took issue with the student's thesis, questioning its methodology and conclusions.
- The scientist took issue with the research findings, claiming they were biased and lacked reliability.
- The customer took issue with the defective product, demanding a refund or replacement.
- The neighbor took issue with the construction of a fence, arguing it obstructed her view.
- The politician took issue with his opponent's campaign tactics, accusing him of spreading misinformation.
- The musician took issue with the critic's negative review, claiming it was subjective and unfair.
FAQs About the word took issue
to adopt or express an opposed or contrary view or position
disagreed, nonconcurred, differed, protested, dissented,objected, contrasted, debated, argued, countered
agreed, deferred, concurred, accepted, complied, assented, got along, acquiesced, subscribed, allied
The senator took issue with the opposing party's claims, arguing they were unfounded.
The employee took issue with her supervisor's criticism, citing her exemplary performance.
The historian took issue with the author's interpretation of the historical event.
The jury took issue with the prosecution's case, ultimately acquitting the defendant.
