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Taking over and hooked up are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Taking over" instead a verb "Hooked up".
Taking over
Taking over noun - Acquisition of property by descent or by will.
Hooked up and taking over are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hooked up" instead a verb "Taking over".
Both terms in one sentence
- Damian overwhelms Jaime and boasts that while Jaime may be hooked up to a weapon, Damian was a weapon, the Scarab decides to issue a "screw you" by taking over Jaime and blasting Damian point-blank in the face with a plasma cannon.
Source: Break the Haughty - The insane psychic agent Nicholas Wrightson styles himself as the "True God of the Ether." Even though his real and decidedly emaciated body is hooked up to a life support machine, his mind roams freely across the world, taking over different bodies according to his needs.
Source: A God Am I / Video Games
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