Aid
Aid noun - A person who helps a more skilled person.
Blame
Blame noun - Responsibility for wrongdoing or failure.
How words are described
| actual | actual aid | actual blame |
| real | real aid | real blame |
| little | little aid | little blame |
| ultimate | ultimate aid | ultimate blame |
| Other adjectives: immediate, military, modern, soviet. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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False Flag Operation: Veracruz plans to destroy a medical clinic and blame the rebels; using the attack as a justification for receiving greater US military aid.
- In Burn Notice: The Fall of Sam Axe, Veracruz plans to destroy a medical clinic and blame the rebels; using the attack as a justification for receiving greater US military aid.
Source: False Flag Operation -
And he still might have survived it if he hadn't tried to blame everything on the hyenas (who were practically his only supporters at that point, and three looked to be sneaking up behind Simba to give Scar aid, backing off when they heard him) before he ended up needing their help.
Source: Disney / The Lion King
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