took away
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verb
- The past tense of 'take away'; to remove an object from a place or from someone's possession; to confiscate.
- The past tense of 'take away'; to get a main impression, idea, or piece of knowledge from an experience or event.
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While that is not a launch announcement, it is evidence that their careers and credibility did not disappear when CBS took away their airtime.
From Salon ● Aug. 8, 2026
But all that is “ringing hollow” now, and not because of streaming and smoking bans: “They took away the welcome mat / Lady Liberty don’t look so good when there’s a tear in her gown.”
From The Wall Street Journal ● Jul. 13, 2026
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- swiped
- yoinked
- made off with
Possible Antonyms
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- gave back
