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The act of taking in, before the world decides if it suits you.
means The process of absorbing something — air, food, water, applicants, or information — into a system.
from A blunt Middle English compound: in plus take, the verb wearing a noun's clothes since the 1700s, originally meaning enclosed land taken from a moor.
Engine senseThe stroke that gulps air before combustion.
Bureaucratic lifeWhere forms outnumber humans being processed.
AnatomyAdults inhale roughly 11,000 liters of air daily.