Better
Better verb - To be greater, better, or stronger than.
Override
Override verb - Ride (a horse) too hard.
Better and override are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Better" instead a verb "Override".
Nearby Word: overriding
Both words in one sentence
- He spends most of his time trying to override it, because he knows nothing causes Police Brutality better than someone in full 'fight' mode at a bad time.
Source: Heroic Safe Mode - However, she has a lot better control over it than she used to before her HeelFace Turn or her insane sister has and doesn't allow it to override her loyalty to her new friends.
Source: Green Eyed Monster / Fan Fiction -
Try and Follow: Kirk mocks Khan to goad him into following the Enterprise into a nebula, counting on Khan's Pride to override his better judgment, as the gambit is a very obvious trap.
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