Back and Seat

Back

Back noun - A behind part or surface.

Seat and back are semantically related in bottom topic. In some cases you can use "Seat" instead a noun "Back".

Seat

Seat noun - A place from which authority is exercised.

Back and seat are semantically related in bottom topic. Sometimes you can use "Back" instead a noun "Seat".

Nearby Words: seating, seated

How words are described

old old back old seat
high high back high seat
full full back full seat
special special back special seat
Other adjectives: usual, middle, regular, original, front, top, single, open, big, bad, new, last.

Common collocations

people back people seat people
place back place seat place
times back times seat times

Both words in one sentence

  • Danger Takes a Backseat In the CSI: Miami episode "Special Delivery", the Victim of the Week - a delivery driver - is garrotted from the back of his van as he gets back into the driver's seat.
  • Conveniently Seated In Katawa Shoujo, Hisao has the seat second from the back next to the window, which (rather conveniently) was the only available seat.
  • Conveniently Seated Though, only one of them sit in the infamous seat, the second seat from the back, along the side with the windows.
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