Begin and Effect

Begin

Begin verb - To take the first step in (a process or course of action).

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Effect and begin are semantically related in start topic. In some cases you can use "Effect" instead a verb "Begin".

Nearby Word: beginning

Effect verb - To be the cause of (a situation, action, or state of mind).

Usage example: classroom discussions designed to effect a change in racial attitudes

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Begin and effect are semantically related in carry out topic. Sometimes you can use "Begin" instead a verb "Effect".

friendship	begin friendship	effect friendship
life	begin life	effect life
play	begin play	effect play
relationship	begin relationship	effect relationship
Other words: control, plot, turn, show, way, plans.

In Assassin's Creed I, this happens to anyone who spends too much time in the Animus, especially once they start suffering the "bleeding effect" and begin losing their place in history.

Source: Post-Historical Trauma
Lamington states that angels have no set gender to begin with, instead taking in traits from the environment and their own emotions having an effect.

Source: Gender Bender
While the effect usually wears off in 24 hours, it can persist permanently and the effect can grow to the point where the individual can rhyme in superior methods but begin hallucinating.

Source: Least Rhymable Word

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