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View definitions for taking on

taking on

noun as in accession

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Martin has always dreamed of taking on his family's farm in the Belfast Hills and building on what his great-grandfather started.

From BBC

Regions in Northern Ireland are working on plans to improve gynaecology services, taking on the 20 recommendations made in a recent report.

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England are next in action with three Tests in New Zealand, starting on 27 November, with the white-ball side taking on India in January.

From BBC

They capped the sketch with the return of Alec Baldwin, taking on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

From Salon

In a victory speech on election night, the senator-elect said that he was “committed to taking on the big fights to protect our freedoms and to protect our democracy.”

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

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