Capture and Swing

Capture

Capture verb - To receive as return for effort.

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Swing and capture are semantically related In some cases you can use "Swing" instead a verb "Capture".

Nearby Words: captive, captured, captor, capturing

Swing verb - To change one's course or direction.

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Capture and swing are semantically related in accomplish topic. Sometimes you can use "Capture" instead a verb "Swing".

Nearby Words: swinging, swinger, swingle

high	high capture	high swing
full	full capture	full swing
normal	normal capture	normal swing
original	original capture	original swing
Other adjectives: critical, hard, great, quick, dramatic, final, last.

way	capture way	swing way
enemies	capture enemies	swing enemies

One time, Venkman offered to swing from a chandelier to help capture a ghost, but Spengler accused him of making the offer because it was something he always wanted to do.

Source: I Always Wanted to Say That
Yellowbeard. Near the end of the film Yellowbeard, his son Dan and Lord Lambourn swing through the windows on a British frigate to capture the captain and the ship.

Source: Fast-Roping
Because he was using a game system to improve his swing at the time, the murder is caught on a motion-capture video.

Source: Series / CSI: Cyber

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