Bed and Cradle

Bed

Bed noun - A place set aside for sleeping.

Usage example: the sofa in the living room will be your bed for the night

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Cradle and bed are semantically related. in furniture for sleeping topic. In some cases you can use "Cradle" instead the word "Bed" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: bedding, bedroom, bedtime, bedhead, bedside

Cradle

Cradle noun - A place of origin.

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Antonyms for Cradle

Bed and cradle are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bed" instead the word "Cradle" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: cradled, cradling

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How words are described

empty	empty bed	empty cradle
entire	entire bed	entire cradle
huge	huge bed	huge cradle
wooden	wooden bed	wooden cradle
Other adjectives: little, double, giant.

Both words in one sentence

It's unknown if the two of them still share a bed now but the Fourth Sound Stage for Strikers has a scene where the two of them hold each other in bed while talking about the events of the cradle and ends with the two of them falling asleep in each others arms.

Source: There Is Only One Bed
Peter Pan: In the Lost Boy's "Home Under the Ground", all the boys share a bed except for Michael, who has his own cradle.

Source: There Is Only One Bed
Deltoid seems just a tad too enthusiastic to hold Alex in his arms, cradle him on a bed, and grab his genitals, all whilst Alex is in incredibly tight briefs.

Source: Film / A Clockwork Orange

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