Synonyms for

Taker

Verb / ˈteɪkɜ: / Another word for taker — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

A person who takes something, especially when they have no right or permission to do so.

Synonyms & similar words

grabber receiver acquirer collector thief burglar robber bandit crook swindler pirate marauder looter snatcher appropriator usurper occupier invader seizer confiscator

Synonyms by register

Formal

recipient acceptor beneficiary

Informal

grabber user consumer

Literary

receiver possessor

Antonyms

giver donor provider bestower contributor supplier

Common collocations

  • taker of responsibility
  • taker of risks
  • taker of chances
  • taker of bribes
  • taker of orders
  • taker of hostages
  • a taker not a giver

Word family

noun taker
verb take

Usage note

Often used in phrases like 'taker of responsibility' or 'taker of chances'. Can sometimes carry a negative connotation, implying someone who takes without giving.

Example sentences

  1. The taker of the last cookie didn't ask for permission.
  2. The taker of the wallet was caught by the police.
  3. The taker of the toy was scolded by the teacher.
  4. The taker of the crown became the king.
  5. The taker of the trophy celebrated the victory.

Quotes

  • The taker is the most dangerous person in the world because they are willing to take from others without giving back. - Unknown
  • The taker will always want more, but the giver will always be satisfied. - Unknown
  • The taker may have everything, but they will never have enough. - Unknown

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