Synonyms for take care
take care

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:5.0 / 3 votes

1. take careverb

   be careful, prudent, or watchful

   "Take care when you cross the street!"

   Synonyms:
   mind, look, attend, see

2. take care, mindverb

   be in charge of or deal with

   "She takes care of all the necessary arrangements"

   Synonyms:
   see, bear in mind, look, listen, attend, mind, heed, beware

3. attend, take care, look, seeverb

   take charge of or deal with

   "Could you see about lunch?"; "I must attend to this matter"; "She took care of this business"

   Synonyms:
   date, experience, bet, figure, seem, go out, give ear, hear, look, attend to, reckon, examine, go through, mind, witness, find, view, go steady, take in, get word, consider, pay heed, meet, expect, visualize, check, construe, encounter, determine, see, find out, see to it, project, picture, front, search, depend, catch, regard, calculate, realise, control, go to, escort, assure, envision, watch, await, run into, count, run across, come across, get a line, visualise, image, face, get wind, ensure, attend, pick up, understand, hang, serve, ascertain, advert, wait, appear, interpret, learn, realize, assist, visit, fancy, discover, insure, wait on

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1. • Act
   • Care
   • Manage

Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:2.0 / 2 votes

1. take care

   Synonyms:
   be careful

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1. Diane Foley:

   Our country has to take care of our foreign policy, keep Americans safe, but they also have a responsibility to protect and bring home innocent Americans who are being used in this way.

2. Laura Drohan:

   It's been a very sad week for our families and for our doctors and nurses as we've had to implement this, these are not nurses you can find anywhere. Without nurses and without respiratory therapists to take care of these babies, these babies will not survive. It's not the machines that keep them alive, it's the people.

3. Analuisa Tapia:

   I would ask that we focus on reminding the community that the mural is there to bring the community together and bring awareness to sexual assault, sexual harassment and its prevention, our community has already been damaged by the loss of one too many soldiers. We ask that we collectively take care of the mural as we honor our service members who live in that silent combat.

4. Linda Davidson:

   Every American has an opportunity to take care of our service men and women’s children while they serve overseas to protect our freedoms and our families, or while they heal from the visible and invisible wounds of war, we would be extremely grateful to have more Americans join us in this effort.

5. Emily Elizabeth Dickinson:

   If you take care of the small things, the big things take care of themselves. You can gain more control over your life by paying closer attention to the little things.