What is another word for uptakes?
Pronunciation: [ˈʌpte͡ɪks] (IPA) 
Uptakes are channels or points of entry through which substances or ideas enter or are absorbed into a system or process. Uptakes can refer to physical or conceptual phenomena, such as air intakes, information uptakes, nutrient uptakes, or social uptakes. Understanding and using synonyms for uptakes can enrich your language and help you convey more specific meanings or nuances.
Some synonyms for uptakes are:
- Inlets: Openings or passages that allow fluid or material to flow into a space or device, such as water inlets, pipe inlets, or intake valves. Inlets often imply a directional or controlled flow of substances.
- Absorptions: Processes or capacities of assimilating or retaining substances or knowledge, such as moisture absorption, language absorption, or cultural absorption. Absorptions often imply a gradual or passive incorporation of substances.
