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Synonyms & Similar Words
initiated
started
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Meaning of Undertaken
The primary meaning of the word "undertaken" is to take on a task, responsibility, or project, committing to see it through to completion.
Definitions
- Past participle of undertake, meaning to take on a task, responsibility, or project
- To commit to doing something, especially something that requires a lot of effort or resources
- To accept a task, duty, or responsibility and make a commitment to complete it
Etymology of Undertaken
The word "undertaken" originates from the Old French "entreprendre," meaning to take in hand or to undertake, which is a combination of "entre" (between, among) and "prendre" (to take)
The word has been used in English since the 15th century, initially with the meaning of taking on a task or responsibility, and has evolved to include a range of related meanings
Example Uses
- The company has undertaken a major renovation project to upgrade its facilities
- She has undertaken a new role at work, which requires her to travel frequently
- The government has undertaken a series of initiatives to reduce poverty and inequality
- The team has undertaken a challenging task to develop a new product within a tight deadline
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
abandoned
avoided
declined
denied
dismissed
evaded
ignored
neglected
rejected
refused
relinquished
renounced
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waived
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deserted
forsaken
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halted
stopped
suspended
postponed
delayed.