Captive and Fond of

Captive

Captive adjective - Taken and held prisoner.

Fond of and captive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fond of" instead an adjective "Captive".

Fond of

Definitions of Captive not found.

Captive and fond of are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Captive" instead an adjective phrase "Fond of".

Both terms in one sentence

  • Fan Fic / The Immortal Game Hammerspace: Twilight/Nihilus' null-space Hannibal Lecture: Terra is very fond of these whether she's the captor or the captive.
  • Large Ham / Music He is very fond of doing the hammy supervillain voice in his songs, examples include "Dawn Patrol", the spoken section in "Breakpoint", "Captive Honor" and "Prince Of Darkness", just to name a few.
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