Based and Footed

Based

Based adjective - Having a base.
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Footed and based are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Footed" instead a noun "Based".

Nearby Words: base, basing

Footed

Footed adjective - Having feet.

Based and footed are semantically related. You can use "Based" instead a noun "Footed".

Nearby Words: foot, footer

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  • The Japanese raids on Pearl Harbor and the Philippines, catching the American Pacific Fleet and the hundreds of planes based on Oahu (bunched together to prevent sabotage) flat-footed as big easy targets for the Japanese to destroy, is quite possibly the Trope Codifier.
    Source: Sitting Duck
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