Taking means Alluring; attractive. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like winning or attractive.
Taking in a sentence
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Taking meaning
- Alluring; attractive.
- Infectious; contagious.
Synonyms of Taking
Example sentences (20)
Taking a vacation, prioritizing self-care and taking deep breaths are some ideas Dimoff suggests to beat burnout.
There was a lot of side-chatter taking place as well, suggesting that a surprise vote could be taking place soon.
The media has been taking it more seriously in the last couple of years because the government is taking it seriously.
Tell your doctor concerning any type of medicines you are taking right now to avoid drug interactions from taking place.
Smiling, happy people talking about taking a pill to counteract the pill they were taking for (insert issue).
Many people taking a trip within the UK today would be faced with the choice of driving or taking the train.
According to the suit, Goza arrested him twice more, taking back the first, but taking him to the jail again on the second.
The Eagles are taking a chance in signing White, but they’re taking a chance on a talented player who is still in his prime.
The gut is great at taking up starches, sugars and amino acids, but it’s not so great at taking up certain classes of drugs.
In fact, taking “personal responsibility” for your disease usually means taking the treatments available.
He reminds everyone in comfortable places of the importance of not only taking care of ourselves, but taking care of everyone.
Even just taking a day every once in a while to sleep in and watch a movie or taking an evening off to get dinner with friends.
Dr Karan Raj has warned people taking specific tablets to delay taking them first thing in the morning.
Bowling first we bowled our Norwood for 113, with Joel Tennant taking 2/8 and Steve Smith taking 2/22.
For a fairytale is not an unreal fact taking place in a real world, it is a transformative act taking place in a resistant world.
By hovering over a link you can quickly see where it’s actually taking you rather than where the link text says it is taking you.
In clinical trials, half of the respondents can respond from taking something in just because they think they’re taking something.
It can be as simple at taking a drink of water, going for a walk, taking a nap, or calling a friend.
Before the match, Naito annoyed Yano by taking an incredibly long time making his ring entrance and taking off his entrance attire.
None of this should come as a surprise, as AI has been taking over the news this year and naturally is taking over everywhere else.
Phrases with taking
These phrases have their own page with example sentences containing the full combination:
Common combinations with taking
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- taking the 57×
- taking place 25×
- is taking 25×
- by taking 20×
- taking over 17×
- of taking 14×
- taking care 14×
- and taking 12×
- are taking 11×
- be taking 10×
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About these examples
The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word taking. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.