Damage and Fare

Damage

Damage noun - Something that causes loss or pain.

Fare and damage are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fare" instead a noun "Damage".

Nearby Words: damaged, damaging, damageable

Fare

Fare noun - Substances intended to be eaten.

Damage and fare are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Damage" instead a noun "Fare".

Nearby Words: fared, faring

How words are described

high high damage high fare
better better damage better fare
normal normal damage normal fare
regular regular damage regular fare
Other adjectives: average, light, extreme, serious.

Common collocations

time damage time fare time
armor damage armor fare armor
opponents damage opponents fare opponents

Both words in one sentence

  • Clothing Damage The mountain lion's claws can't damage her vampire skin, but that fancy dress that Alice put her in doesn't fare so well.
  • Video Game / Kirby: Planet Robobot Tennis Boss: Aside from the standard Kirby fare of "suck up ammo and spit it back", a few bosses have projectiles that bounce back to damage them if they are attacked.
  • Semper Fi They don't fare all that well by virtue of their weapons simply not causing enough damage to the G-Type to bring it down before it brings them down.
    Source: Semper Fi
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