Degree
Points
Degree and points are semantically related in circumstance topic. You can use "Degree" instead a noun "Points".
Both words in one sentence
- He even points a gun at Farhan and Raju when they find that he pocketed the degree that their friend studied for, on his name.
Source: Bollywood / 3 Idiots -
Then Jessica points out that he can't reveal Mike's lack of a law degree, because he's now part of the crime too, neutering his leverage over her.
Source: Series / Suits - The degree of their "evil" pretty much determines their point value, so a Royal Cartographer isn't worth as many points as a Regent or General.
Source: Tabletop Game / Guillotine
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