Provide
Provide verb - To put (something) into the possession of someone for use or consumption.
Take care of and provide are semantically related in supply topic. In some cases you can use "Take care of" instead a verb "Provide".
Take care of
Provide and take care of are semantically related in keep up topic. Sometimes you can use "Provide" instead a verb "Take care of".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- help and provide
- help and take care of
- keep and provide
- keep and take care of
- nurture and provide
- nurture and take care of
- look after and provide
- look after and take care of
- sustain and provide
- sustain and take care of
- nourish and provide
- nourish and take care of
- provide for and provide
- provide for and take care of
Both terms in one sentence
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The Golgari take care of Ravnica's farms, too — they provide a very notable part of the food for the whole plane.
Source: The Necrocracy - The computer was meant to take care of all their human needs and provide military protection.
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In Sweden there were also the Tomte and Vittra... The Tomte was a benevolent gnome-like creature that helped farmers take care of their animals and make the soil provide a good harvest.
Source: The Fair Folk
Cite this Source
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