Act and Perk

Act

Act verb - To present a portrayal or performance of.

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Perk and act are semantically related. in do something topic. In some cases you can use "Perk" instead a verb "Act".

Nearby Words: acting, acted

Perk verb - Gain or regain energy.

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Act and perk are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Act" instead a verb "Perk".

Nearby Words: perky, perked, perking

old	old act	old perk
good	good act	good perk
nice	nice act	nice perk
best	best act	best perk
Other adjectives: particular, common, certain, single, popular, small, real, evil, little, main, necessary, major, final, minor, random, double, last, biggest.

Play non-lethally, Kill 'em All, act politely, act like a jerk, get caught a lot, be stealthy, bang every woman you can or abstain— nearly every action you take has some minor or major gameplay perk that pops up during the course of your game.

Source: Video Game / Alpha Protocol
The disease from the "Plaguebearer" perk can act this way, too, if the screen is crowded.

Source: Video Game / Crimsonland
Each has their own perk that they confer on Mike when they act as his handler (which changes, depending on how much they like or dislike him).

Source: Mission Control

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