Elect and Took

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Elect verb - To decide to accept (someone or something) from a group of possibilities.

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Took and elect are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Took" with "Elect", this verbs are similar.

Nearby Words: election, elected, elective, electing, elector

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Elect and took are semantically related in buy topic. Sometimes you can use "Elect" instead a verb "Took".

Took a Third Option: When it was time to elect a student body president, the campaign degraded into a mudslinging contest between P.A.

Source: Western Animation / Pepper Ann
He took a seat in the Lords basically because everyone realised that there was hardly a constituency in the country that could be relied upon to elect him—not even Labour safe seats.

Source: Useful Notes / Peter Mandelson
Many Americans unfamiliar with British black humour took it as an incitement to blow up or assassinate the President-elect, and Brooker became the most hated man on the internet that week; he was even reported to the FBI as a possible presidential assassin.

Source: Creator / Charlie Brooker

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