Synonyms for Taking on character:
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v.
• form
- accumulate
, - acquire
, - appear
, - become a reality
, - become visible
, - condense
, - crystallize
, - develop
, - eventuate
, - fall into place
, - grow
, - harden
, - materialize
, - mature
, - rise
, - set
, - settle
, - shape up
, - show up
, - take on character
, - take shape
.
What are the hypernyms for Taking on character?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for taking on character?
The antonyms for the phrase "taking on character" would be "losing character" or "having no character." When something is said to be taking on character, it means that it is growing in character and becoming more distinct or unique. The opposite of this would be when something is losing character or becoming less distinctive. It can happen when something is mass-produced or when something is overused - it starts to blend in and become less noticeable. Having no character simply means that something is neutral, without any distinguishing features or qualities. It can be seen as a negative thing because it lacks individuality and is forgettable.
What are the antonyms for Taking on character?
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v.
• form
- break
, - decline
, - decrease
, - destroy
, - end
, - halt
, - hurt
, - kill
, - lessen
, - neglect
, - ruin
.
Semantically related words: taking on new personas, taking on a new skill set, taking on challenges, taking on change, taking on new responsibilities, take on more work
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