Bore and Enter

Bore

Bore verb - To make a hole or series of holes in.

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Antonyms for Bore

Enter and bore are semantically related in penetrate topic. In some cases you can use "Enter" instead a verb "Bore".

Nearby Words: boring, bored, borer

Enter

Enter verb - To go or come in or into.

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Bore and enter are semantically related in pierce topic. Sometimes you can use "Bore" instead a verb "Enter", if it concerns topics such as penetrate.

Nearby Words: entry, entered, entering

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Common collocations

name	bore name	enter name
form	bore form	enter form
ring	bore ring	enter ring
hell	bore hell	enter hell
Other words: war.

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Therefore, the English units were able to enter the battle with already fixed bayonets instead of having to equip them while a horde of screaming Scotsman with BFS bore down on them.

Source: The Musketeer
While the Cobra Big Bore derringer that Django and Schultz use didn't enter production until the 1980s, it's clearly a stand-in for a visually similar but much older Remington derringer that's a staple of the Western genre.

Source: Film / Django Unchained
However Psmith's character became so popular that the roles have been reversed in every following publication which now all bore Psmith's name and even the original first book's title was changed from "Mike" to "Enter Psmith" and "Mike and Psmith".

Source: Ensemble Darkhorse / Literature

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