Agent
Chariot
Chariot noun - A two-wheeled horse-drawn battle vehicle; used in war and races in ancient Egypt and Greece and Rome.
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Agent and chariot are semantically related in machine used for transportation topic. Sometimes you can use "Agent" instead a noun "Chariot".
Nearby Word: charioteer
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- In Diamond Chariot, "Rybnikov", an undercover Japanese agent undermining the Russian war effort in the Russo-Japanese war, is revealed to be the protagonist Erast Fandorin's son, a product of his relationship with a Japanese woman in the days of his service in the Russian consulate in Yokohama.
Source: Asian Babymama -
Manchurian Agent: This might be how the ULTRA program is supposed to work, but when Victoria Lasseter first makes contact with Mike at the convenience store... He doesn't register anything she says as naught but gibberish.Victoria: Chariot Progressive, listen.
Source: Film / American Ultra
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