Hide and Take place

Hide

Hide verb - To put into a hiding place.

Take place is an antonym for hide.

Nearby Words: hideous, hiding, hideously, hided

Take place

Take place verb - Come to pass.

Hide is an antonym for take place in topics: happen, come into being, come to a destination.

Both terms in one sentence

  • The Mountains of Illinois They could've easily just had the theft take place somewhere where there are mountains (or at least steep foothills) to hide in.
  • In The Man Who Knew Too Much, a murder is planned to take place during the high point of a musical piece to hide the gunshot.
  • Urban Fantasy Still, it's very common for Urban Fantasy stories to take place in a large, well-known city, all the easier for their fantasy elements to hide themselves in.
    Source: Urban Fantasy
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