Bottom and Motive

Bottom

Bottom noun - The side or part facing downward from something.

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Motive and bottom are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Motive" instead a noun "Bottom".

Nearby Words: bottomless, bottomed, bottommost, bottomland, bottoming

Motive noun - A major object of interest or concern (as in a discussion or artistic composition).

Usage example: the principal motive of the piece was introduced in the flute section

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Bottom and motive are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bottom" instead a noun "Motive".

similar	similar bottom	similar motive
common	common bottom	common motive
visible	visible bottom	visible motive
actual	actual bottom	actual motive
Other adjectives: entire, real, little, bad, dark, apparent, hidden, discernible, red.

Everyone Is a Suspect: Not because everyone hated Carasel, but because there was no obvious motive in the first place, and Raguel is willing to interview everyone in the Silver City to get to the bottom of things if he has to.

Source: Literature / Murder Mysteries

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