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Term: take control

Definition:

Take control is a phrasal verb that means to assume command or authority over a situation, decision, or group of people.

Possible Parts of Speech:

• Verb phrase

Possible Senses:

1. To assume responsibility or authority over something
2. To gain power or dominance over a situation
3. To manage or regulate one's own actions or emotions

Possible Usages:

1. When facing a chaotic situation, it's important to take control and establish order.

2. The new CEO intends to take control of the company and implement significant changes.

3. You need to take control of your finances and start saving for the future.

Sample Sentences:

• She decided to take control of her own destiny and pursue her dreams.
• After the coach's motivational speech, the team was able to take control of the game and secure a victory.
• When faced with a difficult customer, it's crucial for a customer service representative to stay calm and take control of the conversation.

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