Aim and Cause

Aim

Aim noun - Something that one hopes or intends to accomplish.

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Cause and aim are semantically related In some cases you can use "Cause" instead a noun "Aim".

Nearby Words: aimed, aiming

Cause noun - Someone or something responsible for a result.

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Aim and cause are semantically related in agent topic. Sometimes you can use "Aim" instead a noun "Cause", if it concerns topics such as object.

Nearby Words: caused, causation, causeless, causative, causal

good	good aim	good cause
particular	particular aim	particular cause
specific	specific aim	specific cause
right	right aim	right cause
Other adjectives: original, true, proper, precise, actual, entire, real, great, bad, main, ultimate, major, sole, political, apparent, primary.

Bullets to the arms cause a similar debuff where accuracy and aim time are lowered to ridiculous degrees.

Source: Video Game / Contract Wars
Take Cover: Like Crysis 2, pressing the aim button while crouched behind an object will cause the player to peak out to take a shot.

Source: Videogame / Syndicate
You had to aim it at the floor/wall/ceiling adjacent to the enemy for it to explode and cause the damaging shockwaves.

Source: Awesome But Impractical / Video Games

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