Companions
Set and companions are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Set" instead a noun "Companions".
Set
Set noun - A group of people acting together within a larger group.
Companions and set are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Companions" instead a noun "Set".
Both words in one sentence
- Originally it was supposed to alternate between historical stories set in the past, and scientific ones set in space (which is why the first two companions were a history teacher and a science teacher).
Source: Retool / Live-Action Television - The show was originally meant to alternate between stories set in the past that would teach kids history, and those set in the future, or on other planets, that would teach science (hence the first two companions being a history teacher and a science teacher).
Source: Edutainment Show - Part of the story is set in 1996, viewed through the eyes of an older protagonist who finds the antics of their younger companions distasteful.
Source: Deconstruction Fic
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