Caught up in
Taken and caught up in are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Taken" instead an adjective phrase "Caught up in".
Taken
Taken adjective - Understood in a certain way; made sense of.
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Synonyms for Taken
Caught up in and taken are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Caught up in" instead an adjective "Taken".
Both terms in one sentence
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Right as he's caught up in the speech, however, he discovers that they have made it safely to the ground in the time that he's taken to make the speech.
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Taken for Granite: Smokestone, an unnatural vapor that spontaneously hardens into rock, entombs people unlucky enough to be caught up in a cloud when it hardens.
Source: Literature / Iron Council -
Caught Up in the Rapture: The belief held by some Christian denominations that faithful Christians will be taken up to Heaven at the end of the world, and spared the tribulation to come.
Source: Useful Notes / Christianity
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