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- PARTAKE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of PARTAKE is to take part in or experience something along with others How to use partake in a sentence Synonym Discussion of Partake
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- PARTAKE Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com
When you partake in something, you join in, like when you partake in the three-legged race and bobbing for apples at your town fall festival The verb partake is almost always followed by the word in, and used in a somewhat formal context
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- PARTAKE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
partake verb [I] (TAKE PART) old-fashioned or formal to become involved with or take part in something:
- PARTAKE definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
intransitive verb 1 (usually fol by in) to take or have a part or share along with others; participate He won't partake in the victory celebration 2 (usually fol by of) to receive, take, or have a share or portion to partake of a meal
- Partake - definition of partake by The Free Dictionary
To take or have a part or share; participate: partake in the celebration 2 To take or be given part or portion: The guests partook of a delicious dinner 3 To share some of the properties of something else: "Each tale partakes of its creator's poetic imagination" (Charles Scribner III)
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