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partake

[pɑːˈteɪk]

partake Definition

  • 1to take or have a share or portion of something
  • 2to participate in an activity or event

Using partake: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "partake" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    I will partake in the charity event next week.

  • Example

    Would you like to partake in the festivities?

  • Example

    He did not partake in the discussion.

  • Example

    She refused to partake in the competition.

partake Synonyms and Antonyms

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Phrases with partake

  • to eat or drink something, especially something that is offered to you

    Example

    Please partake of the refreshments before you leave.

  • to participate in an activity or event

    Example

    I'm excited to partake in the dance competition next month.

  • to enjoy someone's hospitality, especially by eating or drinking at their home

    Example

    We were delighted to partake of their hospitality and enjoyed a delicious meal.

Origins of partake

from Old French 'part', meaning 'part' + 'taker', meaning 'to take'

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Summary: partake in Brief

The verb 'partake' [pɑːˈteɪk] means to share or participate in something. It can be used in various contexts, such as taking part in an event or having a portion of something. Examples include 'I will partake in the charity event next week' and 'She refused to partake in the competition.' The phrase 'partake of something' refers to eating or drinking something, while 'partake of someone's hospitality' means enjoying their hospitality.

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