Release and Taking up

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Release

Release verb - To set free (from a state of being held in check).
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Taking up is an antonym for release.
Nearby Words: released, releasing

Taking up

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Release is an antonym for taking up in begin or start again topic.
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  • New Season, New Name During the late 80s, Action Comics had ended up taking up a weekly release schedule and, to reflect that, issues 601 through 642 were branded Action Comics Weekly.
    Source: New Season, New Name
  • Video Game / Persona Because the first release had... issues... with its localization.You are an Ordinary High-School Student, and the story begins with you and your friends in an empty classroom, taking up a dare to play the ritual-like children's game called "Persona".
    Source: Video Game / Persona
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