Bid and Effect

Bid

Bid verb - To issue orders to (someone) by right of authority.

Effect and bid are semantically related in resort to topic. In some cases you can use "Effect" instead a verb "Bid".

Nearby Words: bidding, bidder, biding, bided

Effect

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

Bid and effect are semantically related in resort to topic. Sometimes you can use "Bid" instead a verb "Effect".

How words are described

good good bid good effect
best best bid best effect
exact exact bid exact effect
original original bid original effect
Other adjectives: single, obvious, actual, huge, little, apparent, maximum, different.

Common collocations

way bid way effect way
anyone bid anyone effect anyone
everyone bid everyone effect everyone
times bid times effect times

Both words in one sentence

  • Music / Sparks The punchline is that the winning bid was a measly £5, but it still had the whammy effect.
  • Neutral Evil His plot to unleash Angra Mainyu is a desperate bid to get some answers about his own existence, the fact that it will wipe out most of humanity is just a side-effect.
    Source: Neutral Evil
  • Bribing Your Way to Victory This, combined with a fairly good effect that makes one turn kills extremely easily, meant that the one eBay auction that sold this card saw a bid of 20,000$ USD.
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