Commodity and Person

Commodity

Commodity noun - One that has a real and independent existence.

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Person and commodity are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Person" instead a noun "Commodity".

Nearby Words: commodious, commode

Person noun - A member of the human race.

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Commodity and person are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Commodity" instead a noun "Person".

known	known commodity	known person
special	special commodity	special person
particular	particular commodity	particular person
normal	normal commodity	normal person
Other adjectives: certain, single, actual, great, dangerous, important, unknown.

Torg, being a good person himself, is naturally against the idea of using the obvious sources of such a commodity.

Source: Necessary Drawback
In the One State, the setting of Yevgeny Zamyatin's novel We—which inspired both Brave New World and 1984— it's the law that "every number has a right to every other number, as to a sexual commodity." "Number," in the usage of the One State, replaces both "person" and "citizen," by the way.

Source: Free-Love Future
Wonder Twin Powers: Pete's powers work this way (especially if she touches the other person) with a lot of other supernatural magic practitioners, making her something of a hot commodity in the Black.

Source: Literature / Black London

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