How to pronounce “took on faith”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of take on faith

Practice Nearby Words

took on trust, took on, took upon oneself, took it upon oneself, took at face value, took for granted, took it on the arches, took in, took, took a risk, took it, took a gamble, took the meaning, took on the chin, took credit for, took up the gauntlet, took up, took something as it came, took a flyer, took it on the lam, took the plunge, took up the mantle, took office, undertook, took hold, took one for the team, took to, took for, took something in stride, took law into one's own hands, took over, took into account, took the law into one's own hands, took back, took the initiative, took the bait, took under advisement, took matters into one's own hands, took after, took command, took the liberty, took action, took place, took the ride, took up the slack, entertook, gave up, withtook, took holy orders, gave in, took shape, took a view, took into consideration, took a joke, took a seat, betook, gave over, went in on, took time, underwent, took part, took the bull by the horns, took aloft, took one's seat, took fright, took flight, swore in, took a knee, took the reins, took a flutter, took control, took root, took the point, took a liking to, reundertook, took care of, took the time, took one's medicine, swore on a stack of bibles, went for it, took five, took aback, took liberties, went on, took from behind, swore, took to the bricks, wrongtook, took up the gantlet, took away, took a hike, took a pitch, took to the streets, took offense, took it to the next level, took leave, took care, went with one's gut, took cover, retook

Similar Sounds

tucana, taconic, took on, taken with, tanith, tonfa, docking fee, duck face, deaconess, unfaith