Synonyms for take stock
take stock

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1. take stockverb

   Synonyms:
   take inventory

2. take stockverb

   To scrutinize or size up something; to assess a situation.

   Synonyms:
   take inventory

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1. size up, take stock, scrutinize, scrutiniseverb

   to look at critically or searchingly, or in minute detail

   "he scrutinized his likeness in the mirror"

   Synonyms:
   scrutinize, inspect, audit, inventory, size up, stock-take, scrutinise

2. inventory, take stock, stock-takeverb

   make or include in an itemized record or report

   "Inventory all books before the end of the year"

   Synonyms:
   stock-take, size up, inventory, scrutinize, scrutinise

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1. Migration Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos:

   We will take stock of the situation on May 12. Should we see no success by then we will not hesitate to create requirements so that border controls in Europe can be extended.

2. Barack Obama:

   Justice Scalia and I had different political orientations and probably would have disagreed on the outcome of certain cases. But there's no doubt that he was a giant on the Supreme Court, helped to shape the legal landscape, it's important, before we rush into the all the politics of this, to take stock of somebody who made enormous contributions to the United States. And we are grateful not only for his service but for his family's service.

3. Mo Elleithee:

   Every now and then we've got a moment where we can take stock of where we are as a party and as a country and make adjustments, this is one of those moments. Not four years from now. Now.

4. Susan Collins:

   Clearly, the administration needs to take stock of its operations and the President needs to do a far better job of understanding the differences among the three branches of government -- what's appropriate, what isn't appropriate, he needs to ask for advice from his advisers and he needs to listen to that advice. We're four months into this new administration, little over that, and he needs to right the ship. We cannot have this constant chaos and serious questions being raised virtually every single day. It is distracting from the ability to work on certain issues like health care reform, and the administration needs to get its house in order.

5. Matthew Carter:

   Everyone's time and effort has been focused on getting this across the line and now I guess we take stock of the situation and decide which way Renault want to jump, we'll see how Renault want to run things and what their plans are.