Blows
Concussions and blows are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Concussions" instead a noun "Blows".
Concussions
Blows and concussions are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Blows" instead a noun "Concussions".
Both words in one sentence
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Citing concerns about his recent concussions, Nigel nearly walked out without defending the title against DanielsonÂ…until Danielson came out and agreed to avoid blows to the head.
Source: Wrestling / Nigel McGuinness -
Also retroactively justified by the author, after it was pointed out to him that with all the blows Harry takes to the head, the concussions should have added up and left him brain damaged.
Source: Tap on the Head - Hockey fans began taking an increasingly dim view of dangerous hits to the head in the mid-to-late-2000s after several prominent players had their careers derailed or ended by concussions and prominent research began to highlight the long-term dangers of repeated blows to the head.
Source: Obvious Rule Patch / Sports
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