How to pronounce “took umbrage”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of take umbrage

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took offense, took exception, took aback, took something in stride, took fright, took a joke, took the bait, took the piss, got under someone's skin, took it upon oneself, took notice, took, took on the chin, took the mick, took under advisement, took no notice of, took upon oneself, took liberties, took the liberty, took it, took something as it came, took the meaning, took the mickey, took a hint, took the point, took action, took cover, took credit for, took note, took a flutter, took the edge off, took away, wrongtook, took in, took point, got up in someone's face, took a knee, entertook, took back, took a liking to, took it on the arches, took the bull by the horns, took a powder, took the time, took someone's fancy, took matters into one's own hands, took up the gauntlet, took something off one's chest, took leave, took time, took the initiative, threw shade, took up, took away from, took care, got a rise out of, took at face value, blew up in one's face, took on, took for granted, took a bite out of, took a leaf out of someone's book, got one's panties in a bunch, took for, took law into one's own hands, took root, took a risk, took to the streets, took shape, took a break, overtook, took the count, couldn't be bothered, took hold, took to, took a fall out of, got a rise, undertook, took to the bricks, took office, took it on the lam, took a seat, took a view, pertook, took stock, withtook, took up the mantle, took part, took a pew, took on trust, took flight, took command, uptook, took down a notch, flew off the handle, took the law into one's own hands, took down, got a charge out of, took into consideration, got a rise from

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mccambridge, tonbridge, to come by, encumbering, decompress, stockbridge, strawbridge, scampering, scumbag, scum bag