Cheat and Take

Cheat

Cheat verb - To use dishonest methods to achieve a goal.

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Take and cheat are semantically related in honest topic. In some cases you can use "Take" instead a verb "Cheat", when it comes to topics like defraud.

Nearby Words: cheating, cheated, cheater

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

Cheat and take are semantically related in honest topic. Sometimes you can use "Cheat" instead a verb "Take".

Nearby Words: taking, taken, taker

Mutual synonyms

take in

How words are described

good	good cheat	good take
exact	exact cheat	exact take
similar	similar cheat	similar take
original	original cheat	original take
Other adjectives: actual, big, great, little, bad, dramatic, classic, last, realistic.

Common collocations

people	cheat people	take people
effect	cheat effect	take effect
time	cheat time	take time
way	cheat way	take way
Other words: money, test, punishment, option.

Both words in one sentence

He's also completely unkillable, even if you use a memory editor to cheat and take his health down to 1 HP.

Source: Video Game / Ragnarok (Roguelike)
In Super Mario 64, if you cheat and take a shortcut during the race with Koopa the Quick, he'll chastise you for not running the entire course.

Source: What the Hell, Player?
This could usually take a while, since you also had to begin the cheat with the word CHEAT, and the cheats themselves were hideously long.

Source: Classic Cheat Code

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