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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of to accidentally reveal a secret To identify from a knowledge of appearance or character To acquire knowledge, understanding, or skill in To lift or raise something by grasping it To prevent or protect (something) from being destroyed To stealthily trail or watch To keep in one's memory To acquire or secure as a result of a contest, conflict, bet, or other endeavor To reach or achieve a desired goal, usually in numeric terms To have acted on an opportunity To act on an opportunity To come to have gradually, or to gain knowledge in (of a button on a device or machine) To press down on To manage to arrive in time for To have managed to arrive in time for (idiomatic) To invent, create, or think of … more ▼ ▲ Verb ▲ Opposite of to accidentally reveal a secret keep secret keep something secret suppress keep under your hat dissemble conceal disguise withhold repress hide keep the lid on hold back bottle up keep quiet sit on keep under wraps cover up keep dark keep quiet about hush up keep a lid on keep back draw a veil over censor gloss over keep in the dark sweep under the carpet sweep under the rug keep to yourself keep from mask veil stifle cloak belie paper over hide from view harbourUK harborUS reserve keep cover protect not tell not give away blot out bury keep mum about keep unknown more ❯ Verb ▲ To identify from a knowledge of appearance or character recogniseUK recognizeUS identify place know recall remember recollect distinguish espy finger notice peg pinpoint spot agnize descry determinate diagnose diagnosticate ken nail tab tag verify make out pick out be familiar button down call to mind flash on know by sight put a name to know again put one's finger on ring a bell determine establish ascertain discern flag mention get a fix on list validate confirm describe separate detect divine isolate substantiate deduce intuit ID name decide on work out pin down point out settle on suss out more ❯ “I noticed a face in the crowd that I could recognize.” Verb ▲ To acquire knowledge, understanding, or skill in pick up learn master acquire grasp gain gather glean chalk up become familiar with become versed in acquire skill in get the hang of acquire a knowledge of gain an understanding of become competent in become expert in become proficient in become skilled at familiarize oneself with familiarize yourself with “I managed to pick up some Spanish while traveling across South America.” Verb ▲ To lift or raise something by grasping it pick up lift raise hoist elevate heave uphold uplift upraise crane heft hike rear uprear boost grasp heighten up raise up take up jack up “You'll need to pick up these bags and carry them into the guest's room.” Verb ▲ To prevent or protect (something) from being destroyed save defend prevent protect avert guard halt safeguard salvage arrest reclaim retain retrieve stop fortify garrison preserve rescue shelter shield barricade bulwark foil intercept thwart uphold forfend secure stonewall fight for keep from harm keep safe “The family would manage to save some of their sentimental belongings from being lost in their burning home.” Verb ▲ To stealthily trail or watch follow stalk shadow hunt track tail surveil trail hound bird-dog monitor observe survey trace eye keep an eye on keep in sight keep track of lurk behind lurk close by lurk nearby watch be on the prowl follow secretly lurk in the shadows put a tail on watch over “The detective would quietly follow the suspect, hoping not to arouse his suspicion in the process.” Verb ▲ To keep in one's memory retain memoriseUK memorizeUS remember recall recollect absorb learn store mind con become word-perfect in bear in mind keep in mind learn by heart call to mind commit to memory learn by rote get by heart impress on the memory know by heart think of get off pat fix in the mind succeed in remembering learn off nail down keep in one's memory “Repetition will certainly help you retain the information.” Verb ▲ To acquire or secure as a result of a contest, conflict, bet, or other endeavor win gain earn acquire get obtain score secure attain contract inherit land achieve bag nab procure receive snag collect net clinch take captivate reap steal capture have bank be awarded be given get hold of pick up pocket pot scoop take home wrap up walk away with walk off with come away with realizeUS realiseUK seize annexeUK annexUS buy cinch garner access ice find ensure carry guarantee insure assure guaranty draw hook grasp purchase get possession of knock down pull down bring in come by chalk up make sure lock up rack up make sure of gain access win possession of get your hands on give security more ❯ “The player with the highest score will win the trophy.” Verb ▲ To reach or achieve a desired goal, usually in numeric terms hit achieve attain gain reach accomplish secure touch bag make score strike log win arrive at chalk up clock up get to notch up rise to climb to rack up ring up “I was confident that I would eventually hit my goal of being able to run 50 miles.” Verb ▲ To have acted on an opportunity took seized acted on capitalized on grabbed took advantage of exploited used grasped made the most of pursued snatched acted upon caught maximizedUS secured snagged utilizedUS accepted jumped at nailed pounced on snared benefitted from built on cashed in on derived benefit from followed up on gained from got hold of grabbed hold of jumped on leaped about maximisedUK milked played on profited by profited from put to advantage put to use seized on took action on turned to account utilisedUK “Wisely, he took the opportunity when it was presented to him.” Verb ▲ To act on an opportunity take seize act on capitalize on grab take advantage of exploit use grasp make the most of pursue snatch act upon catch maximiseUK maximizeUS secure snag utiliseUK utilizeUS accept jump at nail pounce on snare benefit from build on cash in on derive benefit from follow up on gain from get hold of grab hold of jump on leap at milk play on profit by profit from put to advantage put to use seize on take action on turn to account “This was a rare opportunity that he just had to take.” Verb ▲ To come to have gradually, or to gain knowledge in acquire develop cultivate form foster conceive establish evolve learn grasp imbibe master materialiseUK materializeUS assimilate pick up take up “Brad would acquire the ability to do one-handed push-ups through regular training.” Verb ▲ (of a button on a device or machine) To press down on push press depress hit mash tap touch hold thrust nudge squeeze jab squish poke shove squash strike ram hold down press down push down bear down on exert pressure on jam on “I was unsure as to which button I needed to push on the dishwasher to start it.” Verb ▲ To manage to arrive in time for make arrive in time for be in time for catch get to manage get “If we hurry to the station, we can still make the earlier train.” Verb ▲ To have managed to arrive in time for made caught got to managed got “We hurried to the station and we made the earlier train.” Verb ▲ (idiomatic) To invent, create, or think of come up with devise design concoct contrive develop formulate mastermind form hatch machinate scheme construct craft fabricate imagine coin evolve excogitate forge plan plot put up arrange bring forth compose create establish invent manufacture moot originate stumble upon uncover conceive of cook up detect discover draw up dream up find think up work out dope out hit on make up put together set up trump up ad-lib drum up throw together whip up think of “It was really fortuitous that we would come up with such a great idea!” Find more words! 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