Shift
Shift verb - To change the place or position of.
Take out and shift are semantically related in get rid of topic. In some cases you can use "Take out" instead a verb "Shift".
Take out
Take out verb - To take away from a place or position.
Usage example: the airline passenger took his laptop computer out of its carrying case
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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A third (minor) shift occurs when it is revealed insurance companies have hired zombie hunters to take out zombies that have mooched off said death insurance policies.
Source: Anime / Space Dandy -
Suicide Attack: You can shift into other cars and do this to take out other vehicles; it's very effective.
- Similarly, in the second season premiere, the steady shift from Cameron's Creepy Monotone to her desperate, terrified pleas to John to a screaming declaration that she loves him while he's trying to take out her chip makes for a chillingly awesome scene.
Source: Machine Monotone
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