Conduct
Drive
Drive verb - To urge, push, or force onward.
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| human | human conduct | human drive |
| similar | similar conduct | similar drive |
| normal | normal conduct | normal drive |
| actual | actual conduct | actual drive |
| Other adjectives: intense, sexual, personal, new, different. | ||
Common collocations
| actions | conduct actions | drive actions |
Both words in one sentence
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Later, he receives an invitation to conduct an orchestra, which requires him to drive for two hours to get to the symphony.
Source: Series / Boston Public -
Adventurer Archaeologist: Whit and Leonard Meltsner, in a slight subversion, they are trained modern archeologists and conduct realistic archeological practices... until villains drive them into adventuring at gunpoint.
Source: Radio / Adventures in Odyssey - Shock and Awe: In 013 Conduct, Ichabod wields Tlaloc's tuning fork to summon lightning to drive off a pack of Chupacapras.
Source: Web Animation / No Evil
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