Deal
Deal noun - A considerable amount.
Experiment and deal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Experiment" instead a noun "Deal".
Experiment
Experiment noun - A procedure or operation carried out to resolve an uncertainty.
Deal and experiment are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Deal" instead a noun "Experiment".
How words are described
| old | old deal | old experiment |
| long | long deal | long experiment |
| similar | similar deal | similar experiment |
| complete | complete deal | complete experiment |
| Other adjectives: original, single, powerful, actual, entire, real, successful, massive, big, great, huge, little, illegal, secret, next, last, earlier, previous, magical, botched. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Tarrant made a deal for immortality in no small part because he was curious to see if his centuries-long experiment to create God would work or not.
Source: Self-Inflicted Hell - And even then, the vaults were just an experiment for the government to see how humanity would deal with varying circumstances.
Source: Crapsack World / Video Games -
It also has a great deal of laboratories and robots for its AI captain, Lobsang, to experiment with.
Source: Cool Airship
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