Court and Yes

Court

Court verb - To act so as to make (something) more likely.

Yes and court are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Yes" instead a verb "Court".

Yes

Yes adverb - Used to express agreement.

Court and yes are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Court" instead a verb "Yes".

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • Recap / Doctor Who S33 E6 "The Bells of Saint John" Yes, there is a replica police box in Earl's Court and yes, it was at least partially motivated by this show, as well as out of respect for the history of the British police force.
  • Standard Royal Court Various court offices, ranging from the sénéchal, whose position is akin to that of a butler in a great aristocratic household in Britain, to various smaller ranks such as the grand moutardier of the papal court in Avignon (yes, he was in charge of the pope's mustard).
  • And this is because Gregory gave Manfred one, and yes just one, penalty in court once and messed up his perfect record...
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