Clubs
Establishments and clubs are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Establishments" instead a noun "Clubs".
Establishments
Clubs and establishments are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Clubs" instead a noun "Establishments".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Crapsack World: The oldest women in town are younger than 50, the plutonium count is 17 parts per million on a good day, the ground is perpetually burning, and the only establishments in town are junk yards, strip clubs, morgues, or various combinations of the three.
Source: Literature / Wigfield -
Bikini Bar: Strip clubs and other sex establishments have the workers in relatively "innocent" skimpy clothes (usually a bikini) rather than being naked, topless, or in some kind of overt fetish costume.
Source: Bowdlerise
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