Aid and Bounty

Aid

Aid noun - A person who helps a more skilled person.

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Bounty and aid are semantically related. in help topic. In some cases you can use "Bounty" instead a noun "Aid".

Nearby Words: aids, aided, aide, aiding, aider

Bounty noun - Something offered or given in return for a service performed.

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Aid and bounty are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Aid" instead a noun "Bounty".

Nearby Words: bountiful, bounteous

human	human aid	human bounty
better	better aid	better bounty
fake	fake aid	fake bounty
substantial	substantial aid	substantial bounty
Other adjectives: real, massive, possible, greater, anonymous, technical.

In Matthew Reilly's Scarecrow, Schofield (the target of a bounty hunt) is offered aid by a notorious bounty hunter.

Source: If I Wanted You Dead...
While Boba Fett was hired by the Empire on many occasions, this was as a bounty hunter and not to aid in space combat.

Source: Tabletop Game / X-Wing Miniatures
FaceHeel Turn: Don Kim is spared by Chev in the first movie and comes to his aid in the climax, but by the second movie he tries to cash in on a bounty on Chev.

Source: Film / Crank

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