Raise
Raise verb - To move from a lower to a higher place or position.
Take
Take verb - To deprive of life.
Usage example: I never thought heart disease would take such an athletic and health-conscious person
How words are described
| good | good raise | good take |
| best | best raise | best take |
| normal | normal raise | normal take |
| popular | popular raise | popular take |
| Other adjectives: massive, large, big, enormous, huge, bad, new, major. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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There's one seal that you can take and raise as a familiar, but it's still viciously violent, just directed at your enemies instead.
Source: Video Game / Kingdom of Loathing -
For the uninitiated, it's a game where you raise and take care of a collection of cute, cuddly little creatures called Norns, Ettins, and Grendels — fairly normal, except that said creatures have an extremely complex artificial biology.
Source: Cruel Player-Character God -
However, armed with but her gravity powers and guerrilla-style Mama Bear attitude, she manages to not only beat up tons of Mooks with surprising ease, but also successfully raise and take care of a feisty teenage girl... and eventually, a feisty teenage pterosaur.
Source: Action Mom
Cite this Source
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