Ripped off
Taken and ripped off are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Taken" instead an adjective phrase "Ripped off".
Taken
Taken adjective - Understood in a certain way; made sense of.
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Synonyms for Taken
Ripped off and taken are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ripped off" instead an adjective "Taken".
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- It has also taken inspiration fromnote ripped off everything from Manga to Video Games to traditional Literature.
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Notably, he has ripped off his arms 40 times in one episode, recovered from being completely liquified, taken a thousand punches in the face, gotten dragged through a field of giant clams, cheese graters and educational television, and has been ripped in half.
Source: Good Thing You Can Heal -
Toilet Humor: Taken Up to Eleven and had the knob ripped off.
Source: Audio Play / Dirty Potter
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