1 to become involved with or take part in something: --
She was happy to partake in the festivities.
2 to become involved with or take part in something with other people --
The question is partaking somewhat of the nature of a speech.
Such reasoning may seem insufficient to outweigh the respect for the autonomous choice of patients to partake of an assisted death.
At this point your reviewer put down the book to partake of a very strong cup of coffee wondering if the editors are failed sociologists.
However, it is too facile to say that the former corresponds to "fact memory" and the latter to "skill memory," because "skill memory" also partakes of some aspects of assemblage-formation.
The fact of his being of a different class to the labourers precludes the intellectual from partaking of a solidarity which they share by virtue of their social situation.
Upon arrival, the children were quiet and anxious, but became relaxed and engaged as they partook in the songs and small instruments that the therapist brought with her.
As the analogy between the missionary collections and conscious recollection instructs, it partakes in a strange paradox.
From the 1820s onwards, undergraduates partook in rigorous, daily exercise in order to create and preserve their physical constitutions.
