Brook and Meet

Brook

Brook verb - To put up with (something painful or difficult).

Usage example: I will not brook insults from my own employees

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Meet and brook are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Meet" instead a verb "Brook".

Nearby Words: brooks, brooklet, brooke, brooking

Meet verb - To put up with (something painful or difficult).

Usage example: trying to meet the challenge of going to college while working at a full-time job

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Brook and meet are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Brook" instead a verb "Meet".

Nearby Word: meeting

Second only to that, earlier in the episode when Sherlock Holmes and Richard Brook (aka Jim Moriarty) meet unexpectedly.

Source: Series / Sherlock
In One Piece during Brook's flashback he first attempts to comfort his sick captain (who has ordered them to abandon him before more are infected) by promising that they'll meet again; Yorki does smile, but it's vague whether either of them believes it.

Source: Let Them Die Happy
One Piece: In the Thriller Bark arc, the Straw Hats meet Brook, who's eaten a Devil Fruit that lets him come back to life once.

Source: Dem Bones

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