Apply
Introduce
Introduce verb - To make (one person) known (to another) socially.
Apply and introduce are semantically related in implement topic. Sometimes you can use "Apply" instead a verb "Introduce".
Nearby Words: introduction, introducing
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Its predecessor series Life on Mars (2006) has this in abundance- Sam is always trying to introduce modern policing methods, apply his future knowledge and so on, much to the ire of Gene Hunt.
Source: Giving Radio to the Romans - They seem uncomprehending when Wirt tries to introduce himself and Greg, and attempt to apply a similar label to him: first "the Lover," when they misunderstand his search for Adelaide to be romantic, and later "the Pilgrim" after he gets them to realize he and Greg are on a quest.
Source: His Name Really Is "Barkeep" - This doesn't apply as much post "Space", as each year is now an entirely different story set in the same world, but some villains will introduce elite versions of their own grunts, eg Kelzacks becoming Kelzack Furies.
Source: Replacement Mooks
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