take (someone) at his or her word -Idioms

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take (someone) at his or her word

to believe what someone says and act accordingly

I decided to take the woman at her word when she invited me to the concert.

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take (someone) by surprise

take (someone) down a notch/peg or two

take (someone) for (someone or something)

take (someone) for a fool

take (someone) for a ride

take (someone) for an idiot

take (someone) for granted

take (someone) hostage

take (someone) into one's confidence

take (someone) to task

under certain circumstances

(not) hear of (something)

at the crack of dawn

get off the ground

bang one's head against the wall

walk up to (someone or something)

in short supply

in all one's born days

turn out (a light)

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