Make
Take in
Take in verb - To have as part of a whole.
Usage example: this report takes in all the latest information on the subject
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Another cartoon, "Triplet Trouble", has Mammy Two-Shoes take in three kittens who then make mischief the moment she leaves the room.
Source: Troublemaking New Pet -
Strike Me Down: Chikane's involves joining the Orochi, slaughtering most of its members, take in its powers, and deliberately make Himeko angry so Himeko would hate her and kill her.
Source: Manga / Kannazuki no Miko -
You can choose to make a substantial donation, at which she is overjoyed; with such a contribution, she'll be able to take in all manner of lodgers who are without a home.
Source: Video Game / Fallen London
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