Benefit and Take

Benefit

Benefit noun - A thing that helps.

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Take and benefit are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Take" instead the word "Benefit" as a noun or a verb.

Take noun - Action or behavior that is done in return to other action or behavior.

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Benefit and take are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Benefit" instead the word "Take" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: taking, taken, taker

good	good benefit	good take
best	best benefit	best take
similar	similar benefit	similar take
normal	normal benefit	normal take
Other adjectives: usual, direct, positive, obvious, actual, real, massive, great, enormous, huge, little, interesting, personal, major, different.

This is for the benefit of them both, though - the Mayor hates Sam, and is extremely grateful to Florence for trying to take him down.

Source: Wounded Gazelle Gambit
On The King of Queens, Doug gets Carrie to take a pole-dancing class, for his own benefit of course.

Source: Fan Disservice / Live-Action TV
For added comedy, the person who arrived may take the book and rotate it for the reader's benefit.

Source: Rushed Inverted Reading

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