Cares
Frustrations and cares are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Frustrations" instead a noun "Cares".
Frustrations
Cares and frustrations are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cares" instead a noun "Frustrations".
Both words in one sentence
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They're not exactly friends, but Renee clearly still cares enough about Kate to meet her in a bar and lend an ear to Kate's current frustrations, even if Renee is a bit outwardly gruff.
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