View synonyms for take apart

take apart

verb

to separate (something) into component parts
to criticize or punish severely
the reviewers took the new play apart

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I was really into fashion and had this idea to rework vintage or take apart something old and make it new.

After all, everybody now knows that Israel is capable of such an operation and can therefore take steps to prevent another one in future - taking apart devices and checking them for explosives, for instance.

From BBC

To Voss, taking apart engines and figuring out the problem is like solving complicated math equations — both bring her joy.

From Los Angeles Times

This was a different golf course to the one they took apart in practice, an altogether different beast with the wind and the rain in play.

From BBC

Authorities also said they believe the statue is no longer intact, and that it has been taken apart by the burglars and would need to be fully replaced.

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