Children
Intentions and children are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Intentions" instead a noun "Children".
Intentions
Children and intentions are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Children" instead a noun "Intentions".
Both words in one sentence
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Not only is he about to faint when Kimberly kisses him, but when he heroically proclaims his intentions to make the world a safer place for his children, Kevin observes:Kevin: Your children?
Source: Film / Blankman - He has well meaning intentions to keep Iris and Barry safe but he often treats them like they were like young children instead of adults and his stubbornness has led to communication issues with both children.
Source: Fatal Flaw -
Anti-Hero: Will Grayson has good intentions and is very much set on protecting the children, but the methods he uses are questionable.
Source: Literature / Far Cry
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