Associate
To move
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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This trope exists because, as humans, we tend to associate power with muscle strength, and thus the ability to move things.
Source: Blown Across the Room - Because her family moved around a lot growing up, she's never had any close friends and even went through a period where she wouldn't associate with others because she knew she'd have to move away soon.
Source: Hates Being Alone - A vocal sample from Sylvester's 1970's disco hit "You Make Me Feel" made its way into Real 2 Reel's 90's dance hit "I Like To Move It"; repeated throughout the song, although casual listeners (especially people who associate the song with Madagascar) might not recognize it in its context.
Source: Sampled Up
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To move and Associate. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 07, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/associate/to_move
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