Dirt and Zone

Dirt

Dirt noun - The solid part of our planet's surface as distinguished from the sea and air.

Usage example: at the first sound of gunfire we hit the dirt

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Zone and dirt are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Zone" instead a noun "Dirt".

Nearby Words: dirty, dirtiness, dirtying, dirtily

Zone noun - A broad geographical area.

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Dirt and zone are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dirt" instead a noun "Zone".

Nearby Words: zoned, zoning, zonal

specific	specific dirt	specific zone
single	single dirt	single zone
real	real dirt	real zone
large	large dirt	large zone
Other adjectives: new, major, former, eponymous.

He treats his own people like dirt throughout the entire Goblin starter zone, especially the player character, including stealing their life savings, enslaving them, and trying to kill them.

Source: The Scrappy / World of Warcraft
He was also famed as one of baseball's best "bad-ball hitters"; that is, he frequently swung at and got hits off of balls thrown well outside the strike zonehe once even got a hit off a curveball that bounced in the dirt.

Source: Useful Notes / Baseball
From irradiated mounds of dirt, to trees and landscape twisted by anomalies, to long-abandoned farms, villages, factories and warehouses, to the horribly mutated fauna of the Zone.

Source: Video Game / S.T.A.L.K.E.R.

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