Caught on
Read and caught on are semantically related. in appreciate topic. In some cases you can use "Read" instead a verb "Caught on", when it comes to topics like make sure, become aware of.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Unsurprisingly, it wasn't a success, and the series only caught on when Itchy and violence were added (read: stolen from Chester J. Lampwick).
- It never caught on in the US or Europe due to the cost and read-only nature; but became the dominant video format in Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and the more affluent regions of Southeast Asia.
- In these sorts of games, the sourcebooks being text-based as they are and thus subject to the speed of the reader, these are usually meant to be obscured in the middle of the text and only caught on a careful read-through, and may even need referencing to make sure.
Source: Breathless Non Sequitur
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