Charge and Streak

Charge

Charge verb - To set or receive as a price.

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

Nearby Words: charged, charging, chargeable, charger

Streak verb - To make stripes on.

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Charge and streak are semantically related in race topic. Sometimes you can use "Charge" instead a verb "Streak".

Nearby Words: streaked, streaky, streaking, streaker

good	good charge	good streak
long	long charge	long streak
similar	similar charge	similar streak
current	current charge	current streak
Other adjectives: single, large, big, serious, reckless, little, famous, major.

His tattoos show his wild streak as he's not in charge of the company quite voluntarily.

Source: Tattoo as Character Type
Then he gets put in charge of an occupying force thanks to political wrangling and proves himself to have a disturbingly sociopathic streak that manifests when he both has power and feels threatened.

Source: From Nobody To Nightmare / Literature
CJ going from sassy, suave, pragmatic, razor-tongued goofball with a streak of The Lad-ette and total cluelessness with romantic relationships to drab, bitter, morally-superior, constantly nagging woman-in-charge who hated politics.

Source: Character Derailment / Live-Action TV

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