Conditions
Conditions noun - The prevailing context that influences the performance or the outcome of a process.
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Types and conditions are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Types" instead a noun "Conditions".
Types
Conditions and types are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conditions" instead a noun "Types".
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Humans can make all kinds of clothes for temperature regulation, and there are different types of houses for different types of conditions.
Source: Humans Are Special -
The Graysons aren't really strawman types: they're very highly conservative, but it's a fairly natural development of their history and the extremely harsh conditions they live under.
Source: Straw Character -
Both varieties' conditions are transmissible to normal humans via biting or scratching, including the trivial sorts suffered in accidents or romantic foreplay; despite this similarity, the third novel in the series is mainly about the rivalry between the two types over who the "real" werewolves are.
Source: Our Werewolves Are Different
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