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Take a bath

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Often Personal

The phrase is usually an individual activity done in private homes.

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She closed the door to take a bath.
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Cultural Variance

Bathing practices can differ globally, but 'take a bath' often implies submerging in a tub.

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In Japan, people often take a bath in the evening.
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Relaxation Implied

The phrase can suggest a leisurely or pampering activity, not just cleanliness.

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He wanted to unwind, so he decided to take a bath.
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