Context
Context noun - The circumstances, conditions, or objects by which one is surrounded.
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Synonyms for Context
Take and context are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Take" instead a noun "Context".
Nearby Words: contexture, contextual
Take
Take noun - Action or behavior that is done in return to other action or behavior.
How words are described
| exact | exact context | exact take |
| similar | similar context | similar take |
| normal | normal context | normal take |
| original | original context | original take |
| Other adjectives: obvious, actual, real, serious, little, humorous, new, dramatic, negative, unusual, hilarious, weird, different, realistic, previous, modern, comedic. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Beauty and Warrior: Try to take this bit of footage out of context... (The actual context, which has Mega vigorously yanking on a magic sword, doesn't help.)
Source: Accidental Innuendo / Film -
Here's a drinking game - play the game and take a sip every time Angeal says "honor" or "dreams" - and take two shots if he uses them in improper context.
Source: Video Game / Crisis Core -
Penn claims that they don't ambush people with false pretenses, or take them out of context with tricky Michael Moore editing, though we sort of have to take their word for it.
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