Capital and Wage

Capital

Capital noun - A thing or place that is of greatest importance to an activity or interest.

Wage and capital are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wage" instead a noun "Capital".

Wage

Wage noun - Something that remunerates.
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Synonyms for Wage

Capital and wage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Capital" instead a noun "Wage".

Nearby Words: wager, waged, waging

How words are described

human human capital human wage
regular regular capital regular wage
initial initial capital initial wage
actual actual capital actual wage
Other adjectives: real, little.

Both words in one sentence

  • Lawful Evil They wage war with the dwarfs over a single coin, and will lay siege on the Empire's capital to recover their magical artifacts locked in the wizards' vaults.
    Source: Lawful Evil
  • Badass Crew Rogue Squadron boasts twelve of the absolute best pilots in the New Republic, who capture the enemy capital planet as part of one mission, then take a break to wage a guerrilla campaign to liberate another world.
    Source: Badass Crew
  • Creator / Karl Marx Wage Labour and Capital (1847) - One of his most important studies of how capitalism really works for those on the bottom.
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