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have sb up take subpoena sue photograph BE right of action petitioner challenge court seize cite summons appeal woo strip garnish retake catch mind betake relieve court-martial revenge disassemble resume remove arraign convict rob writ of fieri facias summon replace disarm look after wed get shelter displace happen help bereave grab bite writ capture arrest recreate writ of execution dispossess espouse ct spark bear see oust bring citation venturesome deal bail
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swear demand discharge deprive have prosecute judge house SIT pick up custody occur bathe run marry involve feed carry bailiff pass convey dismantle stand fingerprint place estreat lead get off witness squire cover avenge ride prey dope cart whisk withdraw screw counsel partake blast doff venireman plunder luncheon refuge pillage incept eat mark exercise hospitalize field reprise acquit sneak alternate uptake undress move non prosequitur lawyer appropriate snatch scrounge inductive accept attach court–martial presume injunction apprehend claim strike do interdict disburden captive sequester expropriate confiscate borrow purloin argue dine press lunch receive upstage petition defraud adopt practice rush drag approach pull freeload courtier referee hijack defence walk raid undertake jester AM repast preyful PET coal come to pass except befall follow comprehend affidavit represent garnishment proceed against sb reckon listen show occupy succeed vacation shower fetch look hire pirate loot HAND recess litigate supper unsaddle usher committal divert suborn provocation pleasure personable pot sip shroud adventure tea cop part inn detract intercept interest give indict nurse leave behind steal find absorb delight rear regard soak up retaliate note coopt nab sail into tend liberate haul competence arraignment guarantee look out for pluck hear remand clerk process ta prosecution admit supplant snap litigious guide step aside/down divest recognizance offtake prod receiver step on someone's toes call commandeer put conservator notary get in on the act surety prosecutor court martial conduct accessory negligent meddle fix drop defend custodial encroach relieve of knock administrator gallant hit list harvest return kangaroo court wive pounce jump infatuated serve advocate task plead fiduciary bow abduct piss bystander snaffle speed smuggle undertaking moving leave race go back on fuel swallow taste sunbathe Fall sauna sight measure precaution refresh stick your neck out engage radicate repress ettle embrace mootie courtside sponsor account enjoy poach monopolize assume mint screenshot luxuriate draw bate observe revel form lade snooze photo relax joyride default diminish suable procure subduce courtly judicious consult quantity surveyor sound sb out repo nurture lower court heel rank respire crystallize up speak taking go on fire provide od gamble disrobe use net get your kit off attend transpire thieve unpack set in echelon pocket glance toll mistake huff come issue count pace watch over crib fleece send pickup ahold scam bring sb/sth along terminate unshackle sit in for overtake see after be ruled by sb unhand gun haul someone/something away bus sampler sucker curve defaulter decide in favor of/for decide against suit be laughed out of court sist bike court of law punitive damages cart off wait offer leave sb/sth behind ferry embolden bring round engage in deal in stick answer to someone assist encroach on/upon sth cleaner process-server district attorney take charge (of) eliminate gank wrestle riding rode baston married checkout operator embosom keep your/an eye on sth/sb clap hold of distract divest sb of sth practise keep an/one's eye on dissuade snap up incompetent waywarden sneak a look/glance etc at dock flimflam get/muscle in on the act ridden copy take sb under your wing induct date bailment pull the rug out (from under someone) see to rope enroll grasp feast your eyes on relieve someone of something wrest for the taking attend to something/someone get back at escort report recover damages appearance bag press charges sentence claimant have up object bring before denounce bring up exclusion order recorder chain hands off proceed against award aggrieved have someone up court-appointed attorney swear in hold someone in contempt prefer court order solicit judicial sequestration sign sign someone on courtroom CCJ default judgment fob shepherd neglect justice curialistic address call for go off with fish or cut bait claw make legal history try fall on haul off auxiliary nurse blue-light strip sth from sb/sth smell blood nursing aid waltz off with nurse's aide confide throw sb back on their own resources there's no time like the present don't make me laugh! answer to sb take (someone) aside knock/lick sth/sb into shape cut sb in put down for attachment impound leeway drop off something/someone brought deliver come for pull aside letters testamentary supersede lawsuit bring over remind cudgel tackle farm sb out put in for delay alimony bail sb out competency duty of care galvanize gambler be my guest cede bailor readmit swear someone in cream off steady out of someone's way signing bonus abandon law unreliable elbow out testimony bind discharge in bankruptcy permanent injunction purser pull the rug (out) from under swallow up something/someone bleed sb dry clean out someone your pound of flesh diversionary grab hold of leave behind something/someone pull a gun, knife, etc. on sb return a verdict (of something) verbal cease-and-desist Regina damage kick/hit sb when he/she is down steno strip sb of sth pap order taker preoccupy stableman look after sb/sth deprive someone of something cart away something/someone ministrations swindle guest infringe on/upon sth joiner stolen pwn negligence step aside bring along act docker save disinherit take (someone) under one's wing unburden groom obstructer ostler peg rip bailee cheat urge fiddle around away (or off or out etc.) with pick up the ball and run with it cull take sb in take it easy wrench leaf bread pass the buck clean out stole deposition oppose trade places unnerve keeper revolutionary infect spirit seize hold of vulture mickey step into (someone's) shoes addiction drive strip sb/sth of sth dictator gondolier not miss a trick night porter the ball is in someone’s court writ of summons Bank Court accourt tempt jump on vouch curial aulic skin guardian cost court of appeal probate detach nominal damages bank draft incentive payment drop sb/sth off exclusionary obstruct stand against campaign usurp campaign for be good, and if you can't be good, be careful stiff turn in on your own head be it apostoli palimony additional damages receiving order fonge infuse alert janitor insurgent dustman have a go distrain sit in for sb conscientious objector take out move in exclusion responsible bail out in hand deprive of divest of civil damages seek damages examination inundate help off/on inhibit pull the rug from under sb's feet hijacker five acquittal judgment advertise bother retry witness summons palm off reckon with (or without) hand-deliver compensatory damages cross-examine actual damages conduct money arbitrator tip sb off self-selected in good hands take your hat off to sb rake sth off amicus brief stand surety (for someone) build sagacious stand bail retirement age of discretion book cashier run sb in party pooper agitator strip-search bring through consenting adult take aside phishing baler Bâle do sth for a bet toast rest with plagiarize threaten bale pose apathy a drowning man will clutch at a straw invalid heir apparent self-selecting outrank draw out snuff rich reprove unstitch unbind dig break possess tiffin close adempt bower fallen feisty cotton pasear sitting take the mick re–form demur abstract potshot prehend stir reck hole up hocus fell engagé bait maverick root rest bowl over counselling surprise drug overcrow being recede allow shoot subtract grub follow up extend enkindle exceptious incoming is go profit re-create renew benim absent admonish dinner huffy lag job party source shroom purse touchy tub sup lay catnap vang TTL pass off holiday jell take the reins minor insorb undignify dispute stop join fathom thin-skinned subsample vizy guard ensue overdose been cash in dort unadvisable slip out of come about deal with swear sb in extrajudicial juvenile delinquency sap usurper steer plea statement of claim grand jury tort the Crown Prosecution Service habeas corpus mitigation shorthand reporter remedy the Director of Public Prosecutions encompass are sat run away umbrageous dip light honeymoon scalp blot gainsay answer break bread spell snuffle include sequestration seguestration supreme court McKenzie Friend bind over dismiss trial allegedly bring in take to task trinket plaintiff actionable on/to one side review out of court cognizable perjure recourt tax exchequer romance essoin allege asself sign on pled appellate oyez soke mash wale decouple preoccupate index repossess rob Peter to pay Paul insume miss make a grab for subduct make deliveries attask extract anti-phishing clutch direct debit impose debag rat blackleg litigation charge enabling bench inherit give someone an inch (and they’ll take a mile/yard) take-home lay off raver repo man kidnap first lien bookmaker can take a joke negging open fire a (warning) shot across sb's bow scab settle take/plead the Fifth layer chancer disqualify nominate importunity caution endue flight fend materialize refuel range abolish take over animadvert rifle swig doctor uncloak venture attempt snapshot shuck had has expunge give (someone) the chop oil approve run in sample

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Words For "take (someone) to court"

As you've probably noticed, words for "take (someone) to court" are listed above. According to the algorithm that drives this word similarity engine, the top 5 related words for "take (someone) to court" are: have sb up, take, subpoena, sue, and photograph. There are 995 other words that are related to or similar to take (someone) to court listed above. Hopefully the generated list of words for "take (someone) to court" above suit your needs. If not, you might want to check out Related Words - another project of mine which uses a different technique (not though that it works best with single words, not phrases).

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I made this tool after working on Related Words which is a very similar tool, except it uses a bunch of algorithms and multiple databases to find similar words to a search query. That project is closer to a thesaurus in the sense that it returns synonyms for a word (or short phrase) query, but it also returns many broadly related words that aren't included in thesauri. So this project, Reverse Dictionary, is meant to go hand-in-hand with Related Words to act as a word-finding and brainstorming toolset. For those interested, I also developed Describing Words which helps you find adjectives and interesting descriptors for things (e.g. waves, sunsets, trees, etc.).

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