not to be taken's Usage Examples:

In these early days, the circular form was not to be taken for granted.

He retains enough of his bluff Cumbrian origins not to be taken in by gambolling and tweedy high spirits.

It is not to be taken by people over the age of 65, pregnant women, or people with compromised.

Namibia are a competent rugby playing nation, and not to be taken lightly.

[Laughs] It"s not to be taken too seriously.

essentially a "comedy character" comparable to Falstaff, whose self-aggrandising rants are not to be taken too seriously.

When sued, Carbolic argued the ad was not to be taken as a serious, legally binding offer.

As used today, therefore, the term SEDEX is not to be taken to mean that hydrothermal fluids actually vented into the overlying.

the quickness of Sabbe"s reaction suggest that Sabbe was prepared not to be taken alive.

many others of the band"s lyrics, this song is rather humorous and not to be taken seriously.

The opportunity to present reasons for the proposed action not to be taken.

Although Coonan wounded no one, Spillane understood that the younger hoodlum was not to be taken lightly.

One may have come before the other, but this coincidence in names is not to be taken seriously as the Mexicans decided to name this dish after the street it was invented on, the Calle Republica de Cuba in Mexico City.

Synonyms:

understood, interpreted,

Antonyms:

ununderstood, unstudied, unaffectedness,