Donald Cargill

And for yourself, whatever there has been either of sin or duty, remember the one and forget the other, and betake yourself wholly to the mercy of God and the merit of Christ.

Scottish Clergyman

The verb 'betake' is rarely used in modern English and has an old-fashioned tone.

Archaic Usage

'Betake' implies that a person takes themselves to a place through their own decision or action.

Self-Initiated Action

Often used when someone goes somewhere alone or for solitude.

Solitary Connotation

Similar to the first definition, 'betake' sounds very formal and old-fashioned.

Archaic Tone

Suggests a deep and concentrated effort toward an activity or pursuit.

Focused Commitment

Highlights an individual's decision to dedicate themselves to something.

Betake

Archaic Usage

Self-Initiated Action

Solitary Connotation

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