Select the option that can be used as a one word substitute for the given group of words phrase Take...........

English (CPO) One Word Substitution

Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words/phrase.

Take hold of forcibly or suddenly

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SSC CPO 10th Nov 2022 Shift 3

Seize

Liberate

Release

Relinquish

- The phrase "Take hold of forcibly or suddenly" implies grabbing something quickly or with force.

- Option 1: Seize

- This word means to take hold of forcibly or suddenly, often without permission.

- Example: "The police seized the stolen goods."

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- Option 2: Liberate

- This means to set free, especially from oppression or confinement.

- Example: "The soldiers helped to liberate the occupied town."

- Option 3: Release

- This refers to setting something free or letting it go.

- Example: "He released the bird from its cage."

- Option 4: Relinquish

- This means to voluntarily give up or surrender something.

- Example: "She relinquished control of the company."

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