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takeaway

Definition for takeaway

noun as in conclusion

Strongest matches

outcome, result, upshot

Weak matches

impression, issue

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Example Sentences

Clearing his throat, Danson chimes in, at once teasing and sincere: “What I heard was the 50-and-under takeaway. I would like to add for the older folks: Keep your foot on the gas pedal. Live! This is your life until it ain’t. Go for it.”

I think the main takeaway should be that Indian food can be represented globally and presented in such a way that it can create excitement.

From Salon

"This was probably a winnable election for the Democrats, but they allowed a segment of their base to slip away," Tillery told Salon in a phone interview, adding: "My biggest takeaway is that if they had started earlier with targeted messaging to Black men, spending more on digital ads to basically draw a contrast with Trump, she probably would have been in a better position."

From Salon

Do you have one tip or takeaway going forward about dealing with political anxiety?

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That’s, that’s my biggest takeaway, to be honest.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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