Bring and Ferry

Bring

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

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Ferry and bring are semantically related In some cases you can use "Ferry" instead a verb "Bring".

Nearby Word: bringing

Ferry verb - To support and take from one place to another.

Usage example: there are shuttle buses to ferry visitors from the parking lots to the fairground

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Bring and ferry are semantically related in transport topic. You can use "Bring" instead a verb "Ferry".

Nearby Words: ferried, ferrying, ferriage

party	bring party	ferry party
people	bring people	ferry people
men	bring men	ferry men
children	bring children	ferry children
Other words: family, dead, items.

In the end the civilian ferry couldn't bring itself to blow up the prisoners and the prison ferry decided that Even Evil Has Standards.

Source: Batman Gambit / Live-Action Films
Its reputation is to bring the dead back to life, which means cutting the pallbearers of the afterlife that ferry away the soul, restoring the soul to the body and therefore the life.

Source: Situational Sword
Hence, a truck to bring the harvest to your local wholesaler might be alright, but a nice comfy Volvo station wagon just to ferry your family to church is not so alright.

Source: Acceptable Religious Targets

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