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take-charge
adjective as in forceful
Strongest matches
adjective as in gung-ho/gung ho
adjective as in strong
adjective as in vigorous
Strongest matches
verb as in boss
verb as in command
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Want to be a domineering jerk and take charge of things on the Internet and yell at people who disagree with you?
Can you imagine an American broadcasting company asking an Englishman to take charge of it?
I hope that somehow she can see herself in me and take charge if there are any possibilities.
The Ukrainian revolution is a powerful example of the capacity of a people to take charge of its own destiny.
So I started to take charge when anybody got hurt playing ball.
Bidding a young bank manager take charge of the detachment, Frank led the newcomer rapidly to headquarters.
He was further instructed to hand over his consulate archives to the British Consul, who would take charge of American interests.
"I'll take charge of this, Captain Dobson," he brusquely informed the red-faced numskull.
I hoped Daddy would get my letter and come and take charge of the search himself.
Buy up the men, maybe, and start fights, and be sort of forced to take charge so's to get my drive through.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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