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"adopt a book for a screenplay"verbput into dramatic form
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"They adopted two children from Nicaragua"verbtake into one's family
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verbchoose and follow; as of theories, ideas, policies, strategies or plans
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verbtake up and practice as one's own
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"he adopted an air of superiority"verbtake on a certain form, attribute, or aspecttype of:
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verbtake on titles, offices, duties, responsibilitiestype of:
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"They adopted the Jewish faith"verbtake up the cause, ideology, practice, method, of someone and use it as one's owntype of:
Definition that contains adopt
- working adopted as a temporary basis for further work
- support adopt as a belief
- false adopted in order to deceive
- assumed adopted in order to deceive
- pretended adopted in order to deceive
- sham adopted in order to deceive
- subscribe adopt as a belief
- fictitious adopted in order to deceive
- posturing adopting a vain conceited posture
- militarize adopt for military use