Claim and Notice

Claim

Claim noun - An entitlement to something.

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Notice and claim are semantically related in statement topic. In some cases you can use "Notice" instead a noun "Claim".

Nearby Words: claimed, claiming, claimant

Notice noun - A published statement informing the public of a matter of general interest.

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Claim and notice are semantically related in statement topic. Sometimes you can use "Claim" instead a noun "Notice".

good	good claim	good notice
special	special claim	special notice
particular	particular claim	particular notice
similar	similar claim	similar notice
Other adjectives: original, fake, many, legal, stupid, small, real, serious, little, unlikely, prior, magical.

Otherwise they can put the human who puts up with this treatment firmly in Cloudcuckoolander territory, particularly if they claim not to notice them.

Source: Head Pet
A bluff is given no guarantee of lasting any longer than it might take to notice proof to the contrary (which, for a claim like "I am the moon", may be seconds at best) - "usually 1 round or less" is the most the rules afford.

Source: Game Breaker / Tabletop RPG
Establishing Character Moment: In the film, when the law firm representing Beatrice Foods receives Jan's notice of claim, the senior partner instructs an intern to bring it to Jerome Facher immediately.

Source: Literature / A Civil Action

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