Ace and Neck

Ace

Ace noun - A very small distance or degree.
Usage example: came within an ace of being chosen for the part

Neck and ace are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Neck" instead a noun "Ace".

Neck

Neck noun - A very small distance or degree.
Usage example: for most of the race he trailed the leader by only a neck
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Synonyms for Neck

Ace and neck are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ace" instead a noun "Neck".

Nearby Words: necked, necking, neckband, necklet, neckline

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

human human ace human neck
typical typical ace typical neck
actual actual ace actual neck
real real ace real neck
Other adjectives: new, bloody.

Both words in one sentence

  • Neck Snap Some characters in Ace Combat The Equestrian War die this way, though the neck-breaks usually happen from impacts of punches and kicks in an all out fight, rather than a stealth attack.
    Source: Neck Snap
  • Film / Casino The Pen Is Mightier: Nicky repeatedly stabs a guy in the neck with a pen after the man behaves rudely towards Ace.
    Source: Film / Casino
  • Film / Casino Disproportionate Retribution: Nicky repeatedly stabs a guy in the neck with his own pen after the guy tells Ace to 'shove it up his ass' when Ace politely tries to return it to him.
    Source: Film / Casino
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