Close
Close verb - To position (something) so as to prevent passage through an opening.
Institute
Institute verb - To be responsible for the creation and early operation or use of.
Usage example: Elizabeth Cady Stanton is generally credited with instituting the women's-rights movement in 1848
How words are described
| high | high close | high institute |
| powerful | powerful close | powerful institute |
| actual | actual close | actual institute |
| extreme | extreme close | extreme institute |
| Other adjectives: ominous, soviet, oldest. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Seasons 2 through the Joel episodes of season 5 would also have eyecatches featuring close-up shots of Gizmonic Institute.
Source: Eye Catch -
On top of this, the research institute that studies magic is almost jarringly technologically advanced compared to almost every other place visited prior (which kept pretty close to the typical medieval fantasy setting).
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