partook

Verb

The word is derived from partake

Meaning

of Partake

imp. of Partake.

Synonyms

Examples

However, as the witchcraft-trial craze swept across West European countries during this time, Orthodox Christian Eastern Europe indeed partook in this so-called "witch hysteria." Source: Internet

Ninety percent of African Americans in Montgomery partook in the boycotts, which reduced bus revenue significantly, as they comprised the majority of the riders. Source: Internet

Coblentz, Jimino, Troy mayor Lou Rosamilia, and several other members of the Rensselaer County Industrial Development Agency partook in the actual cutting of the green ribbon. Source: Internet

Journal du Cameroun Officials of the Cameroon General Certificate of Education Board (GCE) have begun paying the out-of- station allowances owed GCE Examiners who partook in the marking of the 2017 session of the examination. Source: Internet

The citizens turned out to be very responsive and cooperative, as 95% of the population were in their homes and partook in the “clapping” ritual at 5 pm to profess gratitude to those at the forefront of containment efforts. Source: Internet

They are self-evident elements that partook in and contributed to simple chores such as cooking and storing food. Source: Internet

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