taken wrongly
/ˈteɪkən/ · tak·en
verb
- past participle of 'take', meaning to have been taken or seized. The package had been taken from the mailbox.
- past participle of 'take', meaning to have been accepted or received. She had taken the offer and was now working for the company.
adjective
- past participle of 'take', meaning seized or captured. The police had taken the suspect into custody.
- past participle of 'take', meaning accepted or received. The company had taken the order and was now processing it.
adverb
- in a way that is taken or seized. The thief had taken the jewels quickly and quietly.
- in a way that is accepted or received. The company had taken the feedback and was now implementing changes.
Did you know? The word 'taken' has been used in various contexts, including law, business, and everyday conversation, to convey the idea of something being seized, accepted, or received.