Crime
Crime noun - Activities that are in violation of the laws of the state.
Dynamite and crime are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Dynamite" instead a noun "Crime".
Nearby Words: criminal, criminally
Both words in one sentence
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That is to say, she put cases of dynamite underneath the jurors' seats, so even though she more or less confessed to the crime she was accused of plus blowing Walter up afterwards, the jury found her Not Guilty.
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The pilot episode of the Black Dynamite animated series features a thinly-veiled parody of Sesame Street that had fallen into crime and disrepair, with the Kermit the Frog equivalent manipulating children to give him money.
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On at least two occasions Fraser brings in a guy on a charge that while technically true, is a mild description of the actual crime (a man who was dynamite fishing for 'fishing over the limit (by 4 tons)', and a man who was illegally dumping hazardous waste for 'littering').
Source: Series / Due South
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