Took along
Synonyms for took along
verb transport or accompany
lead
transfer
deliver
bear
take
carry
import
transport
chaperon
back
usher
convey
tote
escort
conduct
attend
lug
companion
shoulder
buck
consort
ride
gather
gun
fetch
truck
guide
heel
pack
pick up
schlepp
piggyback
take along
Antonyms for took along
refuse
avoid
dodge
disperse
shun
back out
desist
hold back
lose
hold
keep
fail
disenchant
repulse
maintain
abandon
leave
neglect
free
distribute
drop
quit
give up
pass up
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