Taken
Taken adjective - Understood in a certain way; made sense of.
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Synonyms for Taken
Unconscious and taken are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unconscious" instead an adjective "Taken".
Unconscious
Unconscious adjective - Having lost consciousness.
Taken and unconscious are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Taken" instead an adjective "Unconscious".
Nearby Words: unconsciousness, unconsciously
Both words in one sentence
- In the Alex Cross novel Cat and Mouse by James Patterson, Alex Cross gets knocked unconscious and taken to the hospital.
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Switching P.O.V.: Sarah takes over narration duties in Midnight Blue-Light Special for a few chapters after Verity is knocked unconscious and taken prisoner by the Covenant.
Source: Literature / InCryptid -
Disney Death: Neither the player character, the named NPCs, nor any of the lords can be killed in battle - they're only knocked unconscious and taken prisoner, and either are ransomed or escape.
Source: Video Game / Mount & Blade
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