Charge and Elect

Charge

Charge verb - To set or receive as a price.

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Elect and charge are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Elect" instead a verb "Charge".

Nearby Words: charged, charging, chargeable, charger

Elect verb - To decide to accept (someone or something) from a group of possibilities.

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Charge and elect are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Charge" instead a verb "Elect".

Nearby Words: election, elected, elective, electing, elector

small charge

small elect

He may elect to throw sticks of dynamite to score the necessary kill for revival, but most of the time the best solution is to charge blindly at an enemy and self-detonate just like the suicide psychos.

Source: Mad Bomber
Cermak subsequently died as the result of a screw-up on the part of the doctors operating on him, but Zangara was hit with a first degree murder charge anyway, as threatening (let alone trying to assassinate) the President or President-elect is a felony in its own right, regardless of the outcome.

Source: Felony Murder
Mole in Charge: Following a seemingly innocent car accident that kills Veep Spaulding Burke, the incumbent President is forced by Congress to elect a Vice President who has a strong opposition to cloning.

Source: Video Game / Hitman: Blood Money

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