Act
Act verb - To present a portrayal or performance of.
Think
How words are described
| old | old act | old think |
| good | good act | good think |
| nice | nice act | nice think |
| best | best act | best think |
| Other adjectives: common, original, genuine, single, popular, actual, entire, massive, tough, big, great, little, bad, horrible, new, worst, double, last, biggest. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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She doesn't act or think like a child, but begins to (possibly subconsciously) do so when she starts hanging around with the main character.
Source: Immortal Immaturity -
To conceal them, she forced them to be one person, and locked them in a cellar with hundreds of horrifying, huge cockroaches that would crawl all over them when they didn't act or think as one.
Source: Single-Minded Twins -
Most other animals do not have all these things and thus, in Real Life, they have no reason to think or act like dogs.
Source: All Animals Are Dogs
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