Allure and Take

Allure

Allure verb - To attract or delight as if by magic.

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Synonyms for Allure

Antonyms for Allure

Take and allure are semantically related in like topic. In some cases you can use "Take" instead a verb "Allure".

Nearby Words: alluring, allurement, allured, alluringly

Take

Take verb - To reach for and take hold of by embracing with the fingers or arms.

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Synonyms for Take

Antonyms for Take

Allure and take are semantically related in like topic. Sometimes you can use "Allure" instead a verb "Take", if it concerns topics such as captivate.

Nearby Words: taking, taken, taker

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similar	similar allure	similar take
dark	dark allure	dark take
strange	strange allure	strange take

Both words in one sentence

Gil decides that despite the allure of the nostalgia filter, it's best to take the present for what it is, and decides to go back to the present.

Source: Nostalgia Filter
This allows a wrestler to avoid swallowing up everyone else's momentum, to lose title matches, or even to win and lose championships outright, without losing the allure of the question as to who will finally take them down.

Source: Metaphorically True

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