Taken

Antonyms for taken:

unaffected, given, ununderstood.

Synonyms for taken:

Sense 1

done out of, reserved, held, Deceived, absent, sold, moved.

Sense 2

interested, open.

appropriated

Borrowed.

chosen

preferred.

earned

realized.

enamored

infatuated.

enraptured

rapt.

found

hunted down.

leased

Rented.

Other synonyms and related words:

interested, expropriated, embezzled, full, arrogated, rapt, infatuated, reserved, moved, interpreted, sold, affected, purloined, open, stolen, preferred, Deceived, confiscate, condemned, held, understood.

captured (adjective)

arrested, appropriated, seized.

employed or rented (adjective)

occupied, held, reserved.

received (adjective)

acquired, Pocketed, accepted, received.

taken (adjective)

Grabbed, gathered, confiscated, usurped, amassed, Commandeered, Bagged, Procured, Impounded, Harvested, abducted, acquired, Reaped, Levied, Captured, Nabbed, Gotten, collected, appropriated, Annexed, Caught.

Sense 2 (noun)

reserved, held, Rented.

taken (noun)

embezzled, usurped, condemned, interpreted, assumed, seized, stolen, confiscated, purloined, appropriated, arrogated, taken over, confiscate, affected, expropriated, understood.

acquired (verb)

landed, heaped, Garnered, Scored, Retrieved, Claimed, added, Incurred, Fetched, accumulated, assumed, netted, Bought, Purchased, Wrangled, Palmed, cornered, Lured.

captured (verb)

secured, occupied, Caught, Took, Obtained, Achieved, apprehended, Gained, Captured, abducted, arrested, seized, won, Snatched, Collared, Got, Snared, Gotten.

occupied (verb)

full.

received (verb)

engorged, inhaled, ate, eaten, absorbed, Pocketed, Gobbled, accepted, ingested, swallowed, devoured, Assimilated, inspired, accessed, admitted, received, Gulped.

took (verb)

deprived, Monopolized.

Usage examples for taken:

• There she was taken care of. - "Stories of New Jersey", Frank Richard Stockton.
• It was, or rather it had been, Harding Powell's; she had taken it from him. - "The Flaw in the Crystal", May Sinclair.
• Did you tell him you thought she had been taken off in this way? - "A Strange Disappearance", Anna Katharine Green.