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taken it out of

taken it out of is the past participle of take it out of.

Meaning of take it out of

Verb

take it out of (third-person singular simple present takes it out of, present participle taking it out of, simple past took it out of, past participle taken it out of)

  1. To enervate or make tired; to sap the strength or vitality of.
    • This job has really taken it out of me.
  2. To exact payment from; to punish.
    • They'll take it out of me one way or another.

Questions about taken it out of

What is taken it out of the past participle of?
Taken it out of is the past participle of take it out of.

Words near taken it out of in the dictionary

  1. taken it from the top
  2. taken it into one's head
  3. taken it on the arches
  4. taken it on the lam
  5. taken it out in
  6. taken it out of
  7. taken it out on
  8. taken it outside
  9. taken it to the next level
  10. taken it up the ass
  11. taken it upon oneself

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