Approach
Tie
Tie verb - To produce something equal to (as in quality or value).
Usage example: at the class reunion we learned that he had won the Nobel Prize in medicine—how could the rest of us tie that?
Nearby Word: tied
How words are described
| usual | usual approach | usual tie |
| common | common approach | common tie |
| direct | direct approach | direct tie |
| standard | standard approach | standard tie |
| Other adjectives: simple, dark, new, different, modern, closest. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Hands-On Approach: Usagi starts to teach Misaki how to tie a tie after seeing him fail miserably.
Source: Manga / Junjou Romantica - Even though the actress got pregnant again before Married... with Children ended, the previous experience scared them away from creating a tie-in plot, and instead opted for a Hide Your Pregnancy approach instead.
Source: Reality Subtext - The first few seasons alternate between episodic adventures and episodes that furthered the main storyline but the final season largely abandoned this approach and almost all episodes in that season are used to tie up all the loose ends and set up the Grand Finale.
Source: Myth Arc
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