Synonyms for uptake
ˈʌpˌteɪkup·take

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1. consumption, ingestion, intake, uptakenoun

   the process of taking food into the body through the mouth (as by eating)

   Synonyms:
   phthisis, use, expenditure, use of goods and services, inhalation, pulmonary tuberculosis, using up, wasting disease, breathing in, consumption, aspiration, economic consumption, ingestion, inlet, intake, usance, inspiration, white plague

2. uptakenoun

   a process of taking up or using up or consuming

   "they developed paper napkins with a greater uptake of liquids"

   Synonyms:
   ingestion, intake, consumption

Matched Categories

1. • Bodily Process
   • Human Process

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1. List of paraphrases for "uptake":

   absorption, assimilation, capture, intake, absorptive, incorporation, absorbency, removals, absorbance, adsorption, catch, consumption, seizure, absorb

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1. Evan Anderson:

   I think there is certainly a lot of hope that we will see a bit of uptake among our children 5 to 11 years of age if and when a vaccine becomes available, but I do think that, similar to what we're seeing in adolescents and adults, there will be some hesitancy that will be a major issue to potentially how impactful such a vaccine approval might be.

2. Richard Chazal:

   We're extraordinarily fortunate to have these wonderful new tools that science shows us can potentially improve outcomes, how to use them is something we are still working through but I think we will see increased uptake in the next 12 months.

3. Robert Music:

   Our research has shown that elimination is firmly on the horizon in the UK with deaths almost disappearing among vaccinated generations by 2040. We must not lose sight of this goal and should strive to increase uptake of the preventative vaccination and screening programmes, especially among non-vaccinated women where incidence is set to rise.

4. Albert Bourla:

   In addition to our efforts to increase global access and uptake among the unvaccinated, we believe boosters have a critical role to play in addressing the ongoing public health threat of this pandemic, we look forward to sharing these data with health authorities and working together to determine how they can be used to support the rollout of booster doses around the world.

5. Nuria Martinez-Alier:

   We are seeing a reduced vaccine uptake, for example with measles; reduced population immunity, for example with whooping cough; increased poverty and more people on the poverty line.