Console
Console verb - To ease the grief or distress of.
Scare
Scare verb - To strike with fear.
Usage example: thunderstorms have always scared her
How words are described
| original | original console | original scare |
| initial | initial console | initial scare |
| many | many console | many scare |
| powerful | powerful console | powerful scare |
| Other adjectives: actual, real, ultimate, new, unique, major, later, next, last, latest, different, said, upcoming. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- A gypsy woman predicts that Hieronymus Jobs (from a story illustrated by Wilhelm Busch) "will speak, and many will hear him; he'll scare the thieves and console the ill".
Source: Prophecy Twist - Prophecy Twist: A gypsy woman predicts that Hieronymus Jobs "will speak, and many will hear him; he'll scare the thieves and console the ill".
Source: Creator / Wilhelm Busch -
The final stages will have you breaking oil jugs for the enemies to slip on, flour to create an opportunity to strike an armored soldier with a jug and rats and frogs to scare the shit out of women (as well as force the silly guards to follow them and try to console them).
Source: Video Game / Shadow Of Rome
Cite this Source
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