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taking in count

Part of speech: verb phrase

Sense:

- To consider or include something in a calculation or decision.

Usage:

- When planning a budget, it is essential to taking in count all expenses.

- We need to taking in count the opinions of all team members before making a final decision.

Part of speech: adjective phrase

Sense:

- Popular or well-liked among the general public.

Usage:

- The newly released movie became a taking in count hit, attracting audiences from all age groups.

- The restaurant's signature dish has gained a taking in count following among food enthusiasts.

Part of speech: noun

Sense:

- A consideration or factor that is taken into account.

Usage:

- The committee discussed various taking in counts before making their recommendation.

- Please provide any additional taking in counts that you feel could impact the decision-making process.