taken
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There are 2 syllables in the word taken.How to pronounce taken:
Synonyms for taken:
attracted to
beguiled
bewitched
captivated
charmed
delighted
enchanted
entertained
fascinated
interpreted
pleased
Antonyms for taken:
abandoned
available
bare
barren
blank
depopulated
deserted
desolate
disused
empty
evacuated
forsaken
free
hollow
liberated
not busy
not occupied
tenantless
to let
unfilled
unfrequented
uninhabited
unlived in
unoccupied
unpopulated
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