Copy and Take

Copy

Copy verb - To make an exact likeness of.

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Take and copy are semantically related In some cases you can use "Take" instead a verb "Copy".

Nearby Words: copied, copying, copier, copyist

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

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

Nearby Words: taking, taken, taker

good	good copy	good take
fresh	fresh copy	fresh take
exact	exact copy	exact take
direct	direct copy	direct take
Other adjectives: perfect, complete, original, single, obvious, actual, real, bad, dark, personal, new, final, last, literal.

power	copy power	take power
action	copy action	take action
people	copy people	take people
part	copy part	take part
Other words: look, form, effect, way, level, forms.

Pirates tend to be more than willing to take on a game with stronger copy protection like SecuROM or GameShield, than to just release something that lacks one.

Source: Copy Protection
Carbon-copy and triplicate-copy paper are designed to take advantage of this, allowing the impression to release ink so that multiple copies are written or typed at once.

Source: Writing Indentation Clue
Some think it's a dumbed-down copy, while others take it as a more enjoyably-relaxed copy that doesn't take itself too seriously.

Source: Series / The Challengers

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