Acting and Fugitive

Acting

Acting adjective - Serving in a position for the time being.

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Fugitive and acting are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fugitive" instead an adjective "Acting".

Nearby Words: act, action, active, acted, actor

Fugitive adjective - Lasting only for a short time.

Usage example: had fugitive thoughts of leaving town after finishing high school but never acted on them

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Acting and fugitive are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Acting" instead an adjective "Fugitive".

Being a fugitive, the best acting jobs Hannibal can get are Z-list People in Rubber Suits roles, yet he treats them as if he's going for an Oscar.

Source: Series / The A-Team
A couple are briefly seen in the animated movie (one of them acting as an alarm clock on board the Dark Lady), and in the TV series a cockatoo appears in one episode (as the pet of a fugitive) but other than that there's not a parrot to be found anywhere.

Source: Franchise / Captain Sabertooth

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