Aimed
Deliberate and aimed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Deliberate" instead an adjective "Aimed".
Deliberate
Deliberate adjective - Decided on as a result of careful thought.
Aimed and deliberate are semantically related. You can use "Aimed" instead an adjective "Deliberate".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- willful and aimed
- willful and deliberate
- calculated and aimed
- calculated and deliberate
- purposeful and aimed
- purposeful and deliberate
- considered and aimed
- considered and deliberate
- intended and aimed
- intended and deliberate
- intentional and aimed
- intentional and deliberate
- studied and aimed
- studied and deliberate
Both words in one sentence
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Word of God states that this was a deliberate riff/Take That aimed at the Third Inspector serial "The Three Inspectors", which featured Bernard Fox in (technically) three different roles.
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Furthermore, Lovecraft aimed to create the feel of ancient myths by adding in deliberate inconsistencies, depending on what source the characters of a particular story gain their information.
Source: Continuity Snarl - Along with the much better known hip hop group, there have been three bands called Public Enemy in different subgenres of Hardcore Punk - including a white power band that took on the name as a deliberate Take That aimed at the hip-hop one.
Source: Names The Same / Music
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