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Takeover
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as verb
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as in annex
as in appropriate
as in command
as in confiscate
as in co-opt
as in cover
as in displace
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Science Fiction
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Assume control or command.
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1 Example Sentence Showcasing the Meaning of 'Takeover'
The movie depicted a thrilling alien
takeover
of Earth.
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To annex or assume control, especially in a business or organizational context.
To seize or gain control of something, often inappropriately.
Assume control or command.
To seize or acquire control, often forcefully or without permission; akin to confiscating.
To assume control or possession, often in a manner similar to co-opting.
To acquire control or possession, often used in the context of gaining authority or dominance.
To replace or displace, typically referring to gaining control or authority over something.
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