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View definitions for take place

take place

verb as in be

verb as in come

verb as in come about

verb as in come off

verb as in come on

verb as in eventuate

verb as in fall

Strongest matches

Strong matches

verb as in fall out

verb as in go off

verb as in hap

verb as in intervene

verb as in transpire

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Example Sentences

Trump has said there's no price tag so there is already a tremendous amount of activity taking place in the private sector, with private prison and airplane businesses gearing up for some major government contracts.

From Salon

The ICC ruled that crimes of sexual violence had taken place, but Hassan was not found to bear responsibility for them.

From BBC

There will be no winter break in this campaign either - meaning clubs will be playing pretty much solidly until the first World Cup qualifiers - and next Nations League games - take place in March.

From BBC

It was here that much of the work to turn his and d’Hérelle’s observations into workable medicines took place.

From Salon

Though the events it depicts took place more than a half-century ago, Sarsgaard anticipates that some moviegoers will bring their own feelings about the current situation in the Middle East to the theater.

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

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