took out
Eliminated or dated
Took out is the past tense of take out, covering its many senses.
You took out the trash, took out a loan, took out an insurance policy, or took out a date.
In slang, to take someone out can mean to kill them: The sniper took out two guards.
To take it out on someone is to vent frustration at them unfairly: He had a bad day and took it out on his kids.
Taken from position
Pulled out or back
Murdered for political reasons
- eliminatedRemoved from consideration
- neutralizedMade ineffective or harmless
- dispatchedSent to a destination
- executedCarried out or killed
Removed by rubbing
Declared unfit to compete
- expelledOfficially removed or banished
- ejectedForcibly removed
- removedTaken from position
- excludedShut out, denied entry
banned · barred · suspended · defeated · beaten · ousted · sidelined · cut
Guided while attending
- wined and dinedEntertained with food and drink
- courtedSought romantic favor
- treatedGiven medical attention
- accompaniedWent along with someone
Completely destroyed a structure
- leveledMade flat or equal
- obliteratedUtterly and completely destroyed
- wreckedUtterly destroyed
- flattenedMade smooth or level
annihilated · razed · blasted · bombed · ruined
removed
Taken from position
withdrew
Pulled out or back
assassinated
Murdered for political reasons
- eliminatedRemoved from consideration
- neutralizedMade ineffective or harmless
- dispatchedSent to a destination
executed · murdered · hit · whacked · offed · slain · gunned down
erased
Removed by rubbing
omitted · redacted · stripped · purged · excised · wiped · scrubbed
disqualified
Declared unfit to compete
excluded · banned · barred · suspended · defeated · beaten · ousted · sidelined · cut · dropped
escorted
Guided while attending
- wined and dinedEntertained with food and drink
- courtedSought romantic favor
- treatedGiven medical attention
demolished
Completely destroyed a structure
- leveledMade flat or equal
- obliteratedUtterly and completely destroyed
- wreckedUtterly destroyed
took output in
Place something within
inserted · put back · replaced · tucked in · slipped in
took output in
Place something within
included · brought in · added · let in · incorporated
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