Meaning oftake outin English

Verb

1. to remove something
   The doctor will take out the stitches after a week.
   Synonyms:

   removeextracteliminatepull outwithdrawpulldraw outtake away
   Antonyms:

   insertput inaddinstallplace
2. to subdue or incapacitate someone; using force
   The police officer had to take out the violent suspect.
   Synonyms:

   overpowersubdueincapacitatedisableneutralizeimmobilize
   Antonyms:

   releasefreeliberatesparesave
3. to kill or destroy completely
   The enemy's missile was designed to take out the entire city.
   Synonyms:

   eliminateannihilateeradicateexterminatedestroywipe outkill offliquidate
   Antonyms:

   sparesavepreserveprotectconserve
4. to emerge victorious in a competition or event
   The home team managed to take out the visiting team in the final game.
   Synonyms:

   windefeatbeattriumphconquerprevailoutdo
   Antonyms:

   losefallfailsuccumbbe defeated
5. to obtain officially (license, permit, etc.)
   You need to apply for a license, but first, you have to take out an insurance policy.
   Synonyms:

   obtainprocureacquiresecureget
   Antonyms:

   revokesuspendcancelrepealwithdraw