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betook

[bih-took]

verb

simple past tense of betake.

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verb (used with object), be·took, be·tak·en, be·tak·ing.

to cause to go (usually used reflexively): She betook herself to town.

Archaic. to resort or have recourse to.

Origin:
1175–1225; Middle English bitaken. See be-, take

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betook (bɪˈtʊk)

—vb
	the past tense of betake

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