Score and Take

Score

Score verb - To mark with or as if with a line or groove.

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Take and score are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Take" instead the word "Score" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: scored, scoring, scorer, scoreless

Take verb - To achieve a victory over.

Usage example: I know we can take that team

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Score and take are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Score" instead the word "Take" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: taking, taken, taker

good	good score	good take
best	best score	best take
exact	exact score	exact take
similar	similar score	similar take
Other adjectives: positive, perfect, complete, original, top, single, actual, massive, great, huge, bad, dark, personal, new, unique, final, negative, next, last, different.

role	score role	take role
amount	score amount	take amount
place	score place	take place
time	score time	take time
Other words: way, shot, fight, hit, damage, shots, hits.

Having honed his craft on films like Desire Under the Elms, Some Came Running, and From the Terrace, Elmer knew just the right approach to take with Far From Heaven's score.

Source: Music / Elmer Bernstein
Ponies like Shining Armor will take a good few weeks unless you tweak with the clock setting or use score modifiers.

Source: Video Game / My Little Pony (Gameloft)
Since most Ayakashi aren't very in tune with human sex differences or the passage of time, those with a score to settle instead take it up with him.

Source: Magnetic Medium

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