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What is another word for take something on board?

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To demonstrate empathy

To be mindful or aware of

To believe, based on information

To accept or admit the existence or truth of

To hire (somebody) for work or a job

To accept something willingly or gladly

(of a speaker, theory or argument) To understand the meaning of

To board a vessel or craft

To process or approve matters, typically routinely rather than through careful consideration

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To demonstrate empathy

be cognizant of

commiserate with

feel compassionate towards

sympathize with

be conscious of

show compassion for

be sensitive to

take account of

get the hang of

absorb mentally

familiarize oneself with

get the point of

get clued up about

sympathise with

acknowledge the validity of

admit the validity of

accept the validity of

get the picture

become aware of

become conscious of

become cognizant of

get the message

get the impression of

have a funny feeling

feel in one's bones

catch the drift

get the impression

be aware of the fact that

become conscious of the fact that

be conscious of the fact that

become aware of the fact that

become conscious

have an aha moment

get through one's head

get to the bottom of

get the drift of

make head or tail of

get your head round

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Verb

To be mindful or aware of

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To believe, based on information

draw the inference

take for granted

be given to understand

be led to believe

come to the conclusion

contextualise^UK

contextualize^US

philosophise^UK

philosophize^US

be of the opinion

have sneaking suspicion

take it as given

draw a conclusion

draw conclusions

come to understand

have a sneaking suspicion

be inclined to think

think it likely

take as gospel truth

see something coming

take something for granted

make an educated guess

take something as given

be of the opinion that

take it for granted

be under the impression

take it as read

think it likely that

reach conclusion

come to the conclusion that

form the opinion

read between lines

put two and two together

read between the lines

have a suspicion

think it probable

have a foreboding

have a sneaking feeling

harbor suspicion

figure it to be

venture a guess

take as a hypothesis

go out on a limb

form an opinion of

make a guess at

have a sneaking suspicion of

get the picture

make an estimate of

jump to a conclusion

put into perspective

calculate to be

intellectualise^UK

be lost in thought

cudgel your brains

put on thinking cap

intellectualize^US

be in a brown study

have the feeling

have an idea that

be of the conviction

jump to conclusions

formulate a theory

express an opinion

have as one's opinion

take something at face value

consider it right

strongly believe

take as granted

regard as likely

swear up and down

subscribe to the opinion

bet one's bottom dollar

entertain the idea

think it conceivable

make suppositions

be presented with

have conferred on one

build castles in air

run it up flagpole

beat one's brains

come into contact with

judge prematurely

jump to conclusions about

make a hasty assessment about

have as a precondition

have as a necessary condition

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Verb

To accept or admit the existence or truth of

be conscious of

come out of closet

go with the flow

throw in the towel

spill the beans about

get off your chest

blow the lid off

blow the gaff on

bring into the open

make clean breast

allow to be valid

spill your guts about

spill the beans

let the cat out of the bag

let your hair down

blow the whistle

make a clean breast

spill your guts

come out of the closet

go into details

make a clean breast of

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To hire (somebody) for work or a job

take into employment

have in employment

secure the services of

have on the payroll

put on the payroll

take into one's employ

take into service

fill a position

pay for the use of

make a reservation for

arrange in advance

put your name down for

keep on the payroll

order beforehand

make a reservation

press into service

make reservations

make reservation

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To accept something willingly or gladly

Verb

(of a speaker, theory or argument) To understand the meaning of

get the drift of

get the point of

get the hang of

get the message

get one's head around

get one's mind around

get to the bottom of

make head or tail of

get the picture

get the idea of

catch the drift of

get to the bottom

see what's what

have a handle on

wrap one's mind round

have knowledge of

get to grips with

get the message about

get the picture about

see the point of

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To board a vessel or craft

Verb

To process or approve matters, typically routinely rather than through careful consideration

give the go-ahead

give the green light

give the go-ahead to

give permission

give the green light to

give the thumbs up to

give approval to

give stamp of approval

give the thumbs up

give the stamp of approval to

give permission to

give consent to

give a blank cheque to

give authority to

grant the right to

give the nod to

give one's blessing to

give the seal of approval to

grant authority to

grant authorization to

grant a permit to

give authorization to

give the right to

give a licence to

give someone leave

grant permission to

give one's leave

grant a licence to

give a permit to

give something the go ahead

put into effect

give green light

give one's word

put one's name to

legitimatise^UK

give permission for

give authority for

legitimatize^US

give one's assent to

give the green light for

allow to happen

give the go-ahead for

set one's seal to

make legally binding

give one's consent

put John Hancock on

be in agreement with

attest to the authenticity of

reply in the affirmative

give a positive response

confer a right to

give your blessing

give carte blanche

be a reason for

offer grounds for

be in favour of

give ground for

be a justification for

lend your name to

give a certificate to

give a diploma to

put the seal of approval on

decriminalize^US

give approval for

give consent for

say the magic word

give support to

give the okay to

decriminalise^UK

pronounce lawful

fall in line with

come to an agreement on

act in accordance with

be in conformity with

be in accordance with

regard as being the same as

regard as being identical to

roll over and play dead

throw in the towel

sentiment echoed

be deserving of

be a defence of

grant the right

give someone authorization

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