Catching
Catching adjective - Exciting a similar feeling or reaction in others.
Usage example: a catching smile that instantly puts patients at ease
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Synonyms for Catching
Winning and catching are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Winning" instead the word "Catching" as a noun or an adjective.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- engaging and catching
- engaging and winning
- capture and catching
- capture and winning
- attractive and catching
- attractive and winning
- inviting and catching
- inviting and winning
- appealing and catching
- appealing and winning
- prepossessing and catching
- prepossessing and winning
- taking and catching
- taking and winning
Both words in one sentence
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Chance Time was also removed after some point so that players would have a more fair chance of winning or catching up instead of just winning at the very last possible moment because of a luck based event.
Source: Video Game / Mario Party -
He's even misremembered some of Mike's achievements, such as catching a game-winning touchdown, as Jim's.
Source: Series / Last Man Standing -
She is quite fond of roses, even catching them after winning when someone drops one from above for it, and mentioning how she is "A rose with thorns" in her winquotes.
Source: Video Game / Samurai Shodown
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