Crime and Strength

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Crime noun - Activities that are in violation of the laws of the state.

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Strength is an antonym for crime in offense against the law topic.

Nearby Words: criminal, criminally

Strength noun - The ability to exert effort for the accomplishment of a task.

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Crime is an antonym for strength.

high	high crime	high strength
similar	similar crime	similar strength
normal	normal crime	normal strength
original	original crime	original strength
Other adjectives: actual, real, great, main, supernatural, new, greater, greatest, magical, biggest.

Despite this, he refused to give up and took up the path of a vigilante, forming an alliance with a suspended female cop and using a combat exoskeleton and special drugs to try and slow the infection and give himself the strength to fight crime.

Source: Comic Book / Shadowhawk
Uses her super strength fight crime and frequently has conversations about comic book tropes with Captain Victorious or Dynaman.Tropes Include: All Girls Want Bad Boys: Scrappy Lad spends a week trying go bad to win over Moxie.

Source: Comic Strip / Ink Pen
It's mostly on the strength of Van Helsing's reputation as a war hero, but Leonhardt (somewhat begrudgingly) puts aside his considerable dislike of Lupin for the sake of the investigation and allows the whole group access to the crime scenes and all relevant information.

Source: Visual Novel / Code:Realize

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