Amass and Earn

Amass

Amass verb - To bring together in one body or place.

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Earn and amass are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Earn" instead a verb "Amass".

Nearby Word: amassing

Earn verb - To receive as return for effort.

Usage example: during my teen years I earned pocket money by mowing lawns

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Amass and earn are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Amass" instead a verb "Earn".

Nearby Words: earned, earning, earner

power	amass power	earn power
score	amass score	earn score
amount	amass amount	earn amount
fortune	amass fortune	earn fortune
Other words: gold, way, money, credits, points, gems, powers, weapons, stars, amounts, bonuses.

Evil decisions generally reward you with more money, but earn you the animosity of your people and former allies; whereas good decisions please these people but put the nation in debt, making it much harder to amass the gold you need to protect Albion.

Source: Evil Pays Better
Under Western Stars (1938) was the debut under his brand-new stage name of an already popular singer (in The Sons of the Pioneers), Roy Rogers; in his career, he would amass more than a hundred film or television credits and earn the nickname, "The King of the Cowboys."

Source: B-Movie

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