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taking one's seat

taking one's seat is the present participle and gerund of take one's seat.

Meaning of take one's seat

Verb

take one's seat (third-person singular simple present takes one's seat, present participle taking one's seat, simple past took one's seat, past participle taken one's seat)

  1. Synonym of take a seat.
    • Take your seat, Richard! It's time to start class.
    Synonyms:
    take a seat

Questions about taking one's seat

What is taking one's seat the present participle and gerund of?
Taking one's seat is the present participle and gerund of take one's seat.

Words near taking one's seat in the dictionary

  1. taking one's own hide to market
  2. taking one's own life
  3. taking one's pick
  4. taking one's place
  5. taking one's rise
  6. taking one's seat
  7. taking one's sweet little time
  8. taking one's sweet time
  9. taking one's time
  10. taking one's turn
  11. taking oneself up by one's own ears

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