Synonyms for Took the field:
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v.
• fight
- altercate
, - assault
, - attack
, - bandy with
, - battle
, - bear arms
, - bicker
, - box
, - brawl
, - brush with
, - buck
, - carry on war
, - challenge
, - clash
, - contend
, - cross swords
, - dispute
, - do battle
, - duel
, - exchange blows
, - feud
, - flare up
, - go to war
, - grapple
, - joust
, - meet
, - mix it up
, - oppugn
, - ply weapons
, - protect
, - quarrel
, - repel
, - resist
, - rowdy
, - scrap
, - scuffle
, - skirmish
, - spar
, - strive
, - struggle
, - take all comers
, - take the field
, - take up the gauntlet
, - tiff
, - tilt
, - traverse
, - tug
, - tussle
, - wage war
, - war
, - withstand
, - wrangle
, - wrestle
.
What are the hypernyms for Took the field?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
began a game, began playing a game, commenced a match, engaged in a game, entered a game, entered the arena, participated in a game, started a game, started a match, stepped onto the field.
What are the opposite words for took the field?
Took the field can be defined as the act of stepping onto the playing area or starting to play. Antonyms for this phrase could include leaving the field, finishing the game or retiring from the sport. "Left the field" refers to the act of ending play and exiting the playing area. "Finished the game" is another antonym that indicates the end of the game or match. "Retired from the sport" implies that the player has stopped playing the game permanently or for an extended period of time. While took the field signifies the beginning of a sport, these antonyms indicate the end of play.
What are the antonyms for Took the field?
Related words: field of dreams, took the field and never left, took the field by storm, took the field in a new direction, took the field in a different direction, took the field by surprise, took the field by storm
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