take post
The phrase "take post" is primarily historical and is associated with assuming a specific position or role, often in a military or formal context.
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Definition
C2Military
(historical, formal)To assume a specific position or station, often as part of a military command.
Example
- The soldiers were ordered to take post at the hilltop.
- He was instructed to take post and defend the base.
C2General
(historical)To begin a role or duty, especially one involving responsibility or authority.
Example
- She was ready to take post as the new head of the department.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "take post":
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