Undertake [verb]
Definition of Undertake:
attempt, engage in
Synonyms of Undertake:
● Shoulder
● Begin
● Launch
● Offer
● Try
● Initiate
● Tackle
● Commence
● Guarantee
● Covenant
● Stake
● Pledge
● Devote
● Move
● Bargain
● Stipulate
● Embark
● Promise
● Contract
● Venture
● Hazard
● Commit
● Endeavor
● Agree
● Volunteer
● Answer for
● Enter upon
● Go about
● Go for
● Go into
● Pitch in
● Take on
● Address oneself
● Commit oneself
● Fall into
● Go in for
● Have a hand in
● Have a try
● Make a run at
● Set about
● Set in motion
● Set out
● Take the plunge
● Take upon oneself
● Try out
Opposite/Antonyms of Undertake:
● Forget
● Discourage
● Stay
● Disagree
● Break
● Neglect
● Stop
● Finish
● End
● Conclude
● Forego
● Abstain
● Cease
● Complete
● Refuse
● Deny
Sentence/Example of Undertake:
Who, again, could undertake the permanent care of his mother?
No one must undertake a journey in the Lozre with a scantily-furnished purse.
On no other condition, added Nicias, would he undertake the command.
I never give up what I once commence, and I never fail in what I undertake!
Well, I undertake to stand 'em off for a bit; you take the bag and run for it.
Such letters may be bought or begged; I will undertake to procure them.
Will you undertake to make her renounce the earl, who, I believe, is the devil incarnate?
I happen to be at my sister's, on my way from Cairo to Norway, so I undertake to run down.
Doctor, if you undertake it, said Johnson, I am sure youll make a good thing of it.
I felt that the journey I was about to undertake was a very dangerous one.