Act and Passage

Act

Act noun - A performance regularly presented by an individual or group.

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Passage and act are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Passage" instead a noun "Act".

Nearby Words: acting, acted

Passage noun - An established course for traveling from one place to another.

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Act and passage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Act" instead a noun "Passage".

Nearby Words: pass, passed, passing, passageway, passaged

old	old act	old passage
similar	similar act	similar passage
certain	certain act	certain passage
original	original act	original passage
Other adjectives: single, small, actual, entire, little, famous, new, final, random, last, said.

Knight Templar: The passage in the book of Scheuler stating "Extremism in the pursuit of godliness can never be a sin" appears to be a license to act like this.

Source: Literature / Safehold
In a further act of Honor Before Reason, he turns down Napoleon's offer of asylum or safe passage to China, preferring to return to England and face the music.

Source: Honor Before Reason / Literature
These rules were relaxed with the passage of the 1976 Act (which allowed copyright holders to "cure" the defect).

Source: Useful Notes / Copyright

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