partake|partaken|partakes|partaking|partook in English

verb

[par·take || pɑr'teɪk /pɑː'teɪk]

take a portion, help oneself to a share (of food, etc.); participate, join i

Use "partake|partaken|partakes|partaking|partook" in a sentence

1. Think about ways you could “partake” of the Atonement like Lehi “partook” of the fruit.

2. I partook in your groovy painkillers

3. I am delighted to have partaken of your success.

4. The mule partakes of both the horse and the ass.

5. Convergent partakes in violation of FCRA and FDCPA

6. 9 I partook of the infinte calm in winch she lay.

7. 17 His words partake of regret.

8. We daily partake of its teachings;

9. His work partakes of the aesthetic fashions of his time.

10. Blotts A pool playing Devo who partakes in many ales

11. • Who should partake of the Memorial emblems?

12. Will you partake of our simple meal?

13. Won't you partake of our lunch?

14. 5 Won't you partake of our lunch?

15. What do the anointed indicate by partaking of the bread?

16. Will you partake of a drink with us?

17. She has already partaken of the pervading spirit of neglect which encompassed her.

18. How does partaking of the sacrament help us in our efforts?

19. Why might one wrongly partake of the emblems?

20. 2 Will you partake of our simple meal?

21. This can be compared to the anagamin, who, having partaken of the food, abides there.

22. How many workers are partaking in the firm's insurance plan?

23. Will you do us the great favour of partaking of our humble wine?

24. 15 Will you partake of our breakfast with us?

25. 8 Will you partake of a glass of sherry?