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Synonyms for uptake
ˈʌpˌteɪk
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Princeton's WordNet
consumption, ingestion, intake, uptake(noun)
the process of taking food into the body through the mouth (as by eating)
Synonyms:
phthisis, use, expenditure, use of goods and services, inhalation, pulmonary tuberculosis, using up, wasting disease, breathing in, consumption, aspiration, economic consumption, ingestion, inlet, intake, usance, inspiration, white plagueuptake(noun)
a process of taking up or using up or consuming
"they developed paper napkins with a greater uptake of liquids"
Synonyms:
ingestion, intake, consumption
PPDB, the paraphrase database
List of paraphrases:
absorption, assimilation, capture, intake, absorptive, incorporation, absorbency, removals, absorbance, adsorption, catch, consumption, seizure, absorb
Words popularity by usage frequency
| rank | word | |
|---|---|---|
| #61 | use | |
| #3635 | catch | |
| #3885 | consumption | |
| #4006 | capture | |
| #6117 | expenditure | |
| #7011 | inspiration | |
| #7209 | intake | |
| #9691 | absorption | |
| #10466 | incorporation | |
| #12744 | inlet | |
| #15581 | uptake | |
| #15816 | absorb | |
| #15914 | seizure | |
| #18279 | inhalation | |
| #20244 | removals | |
| #23787 | ingestion | |
| #24294 | assimilation | |
| #24319 | aspiration | |
| #27409 | adsorption | |
| #50947 | absorbance | |
| #74548 | absorptive | |
| #98212 | absorbency | |
| #310552 | phthisis |
How to use uptake in a sentence?
It was an unexpected uptake, which we never want to have, but fortunately the levels were low, well below even the threshold at which we would have been required to report the incident to the Department of Energy.
We are seeing a reduced vaccine uptake, for example with measles; reduced population immunity, for example with whooping cough; increased poverty and more people on the poverty line.
We wondered,' Could you look at the probability of extinction of a species based on energy uptake by an organism ?'.
We're extraordinarily fortunate to have these wonderful new tools that science shows us can potentially improve outcomes, how to use them is something we are still working through but I think we will see increased uptake in the next 12 months.
We all know we need to increase the uptake, people are scared of the government having their data. That's why we made it as lean as possible.
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