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Synonyms & Similar Words
occur
happen
transpire
come about
arise
emerge
materialize
develop
unfold
proceed
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result
follow
be held
commence
start
begin
initiate
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appear
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go down
go on
take effect
Meaning of Take Place
The primary meaning of "Take Place" is an event or situation happening or becoming a reality.
Definitions
- To happen or occur: an event or situation becomes a reality
- To be held or conducted: a meeting, ceremony, or other gathering is organized and carried out
- To become effective or valid: a law, rule, or agreement starts to be applied or followed
Etymology of Take Place
The phrase "Take Place" has its roots in Old English and Middle English, where "take" meant to seize, capture, or grasp, and "place" referred to a location, position, or situation
Historically, the phrase has been used to describe events, situations, or actions that happen, occur, or become a reality, with its modern usage evolving to encompass a broader range of meanings
Example Uses
- The wedding will take place next Saturday at the church
- The new policy will take place on January 1st
- The meeting took place in a conference room