Direct and Hail

Direct

Direct verb - To cause to move to a central point or along a restricted pathway.

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Hail and direct are semantically related in greet topic. In some cases you can use "Hail" instead a verb "Direct", when it comes to topics like language.

Nearby Words: direction, directed, directly, directing, directness

Hail

Hail verb - To declare enthusiastic approval of.

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Synonyms for Hail

Antonyms for Hail

Direct and hail are semantically related in language topic. Sometimes you can use "Direct" instead a verb "Hail".

Nearby Words: hailed, hailing, hailstorm

Mutual synonyms

address

Common collocations

power	direct power	hail power
someone	direct someone	hail someone
story	direct story	hail story
ship	direct ship	hail ship

Both words in one sentence

Compare Hail to the Thief, which can sound similar but is used to emphasize setting instead of make a direct political point.

Source: Protest Song
Running wildly through a hail of gunfire only leaves scratches on her skin, and later in StrikerS Sound Stage X, she takes a direct hit from a Howitzer-style cannon that could destroy tanks in one shot, only for her to come out of the smoke with only cosmetic wounds.

Source: Immune to Bullets
Later still, she walks through a hail of bullets as though they were nothing more than driving rain; even a direct hit to the eye does little more than sting, and the eye isn't even bloodshot afterward.

Source: Webcomic / Alice Grove

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