Anchor and Present

Anchor

Anchor verb - To put securely in place or in a desired position.

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Present and anchor are semantically related In some cases you can use "Present" instead a verb "Anchor".

Present verb - To bring before the public in performance or exhibition.

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Anchor and present are semantically related in host topic. Sometimes you can use "Anchor" instead a verb "Present".

known	known anchor	known present
good	good anchor	good present
female	female anchor	female present
normal	normal anchor	normal present
Other adjectives: certain, original, single, actual, real, male, large, huge, little, main, famous, new, senior, central.

He's been down here long enough that he "has amassed a family, a girlfriend, a child and a small fortune" which "serve to anchor him in his present lifestyle."

Source: Structural Archetypes
Everyone he saw or was in contact with (the truck driver, the 911 dispatcher, the news anchor, his estranged wife Molly) is present, along with their radios, which they used to play their parts.

Source: Film / Brake
Lexx had a recurring anchor for the season set on present-day Earth, whose twin obsessions were fluff pieces and the US stock market.

Source: Kent Brockman News

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