Balloons
Flying machines and balloons are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Flying machines" instead a noun "Balloons".
Flying machines
Balloons and flying machines are semantically related. You can use "Balloons" instead a noun phrase "Flying machines".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- aircraft and balloons
- aircraft and flying machines
- choppers and balloons
- choppers and flying machines
- jets and balloons
- jets and flying machines
- blimps and balloons
- blimps and flying machines
- airplanes and balloons
- airplanes and flying machines
- zeppelins and balloons
- zeppelins and flying machines
- airships and balloons
- airships and flying machines
Both terms in one sentence
- Jules Verne's Robur the Conqueror has the Weldon Institute of Philadelphia, a society of aeronautics nerds obsessed with proving that balloons are better than heavier-than-air flying machines.
Source: Serious Business / Literature -
Other ponies can visit the city either through flying machines (such as hot air balloons) or magic.
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Those Magnificent Flying Machines: Besides the usual airships, the game has mechanical birds, Gyrocopters, balloons, floating cities... Unreliable Narrator: At times, Passepartout, occasionally to comic or even tragic effect.
Source: Video Game / 80 Days
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