Calling and Estate

Calling

Calling noun - The act of putting an end to something planned or previously agreed to.

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Estate and calling are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Estate" instead a noun "Calling".

Nearby Words: call, called, caller, callback, callable

Estate noun - A large impressive residence.

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Calling and estate are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Calling" instead a noun "Estate".

good	good calling	good estate
high	high calling	high estate
long	long calling	long estate
complete	complete calling	complete estate
Other adjectives: noble, real, main, personal, new, fictional, official, ancestral.

Calling the Old Woman Out: Tess's mother chides her for coming home from the d'Urberville estate not only unmarried, but deflowered.

Source: Literature / Tess of the d'Urbervilles
Need to kill a powerful vampire duke in the middle of his well-defended estate in a hostile country while he's calling all of his minions to him with intent to return and kill everyone?

Source: Post-Modern Magik
However, the soldiers often talk around this, for example calling it a "real-estate deal." Up Through the Ranks: Required by the Federation military's structure.

Source: Literature / Starship Troopers

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