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📜obtain

verb
/əbˈteɪn/
Obstructive obtrude
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Meaning

to get, acquire, or secure something
to get or acquire something

Example Sentences

She managed to obtain a scholarship for her studies.

You need to obtain a visa before traveling abroad.

Example Expressions

obtain permission

Synonyms

acquire, gain, secure, procure, receive, get
Entry 1
acquire, gain, secure, procure, receive
Entry 2
get, acquire, gain, secure

Antonyms

lose, forfeit, give up, surrender
Entry 1
lose, forfeit, give up
Entry 2
lose, give up, surrender, forfeit

Collocations

obtain information, obtain results, obtain permission, obtain license, obtain degree, obtain approval
Entry 1
obtain information, obtain results, obtain permission
Entry 2
obtain permission, obtain results, obtain information, obtain license, obtain degree, obtain approval

More Example Sentences

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What new information has been obtained in Vasanth Academy?

Having been sincere with his studies he obtained A+ in the SSC exam last year.

Ethical approval for the research will be obtained from the relevant committee.

I have accidentally lost my passport and need to obtain a new one on an urgent basis.

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