Batteries
Characters and batteries are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Characters" instead a noun "Batteries".
Characters
Batteries and characters are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Batteries" instead a noun "Characters".
Both words in one sentence
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Product Placement: During one episode, the characters go into a lonnnnnng tangent about the superiority of name-brand batteries such as Duracell or Eveready over cheap "£1 bags" of batteries.
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According to the commercials, "it's hard on the batteries." All There in the Script: Some characters' names are only given in the credits (primarily the Splicers and Bullwhip's gang).
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The Spielberg film *batteries not included introduces one of its characters this way— the big, burly former boxer is hiding from thugs, who easily find him.
Source: Curtain Camouflage
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Characters and Batteries. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 16, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/batteries/characters
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