Cost
Cost noun - A payment made in the course of achieving a result.
Help
Help noun - An act or instance of helping.
How words are described
| emotional | emotional cost | emotional help |
| human | human cost | human help |
| physical | physical cost | physical help |
| similar | similar cost | similar help |
| Other adjectives: considerable, sheer, actual, real, massive, great, serious, huge, little, personal, possible, less, minimal, extra, additional, significant, tremendous, financial. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Godzilla Threshold: When Eleanor discovers just how dangerous Ned Low is, she goes to Vane for help even though she knows that his help would come with a large personal and political cost.
Source: Series / Black Sails - The subversion lies in their belief of recruiting the heroes of OUR universe to help them at any cost, and the main characters treat them as important as any other person.
Source: Expendable Alternate Universe - Similarly, Anyanka becoming human and eventually good obviously cost her her demonic powers which she gets back in the sixth season and uses in the finale to help defeat the Big Bad.
Source: Redemption Demotion
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