Doctrine and Experience

Doctrine

Doctrine noun - A statement or body of statements concerning faith or morals proclaimed by a church.

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Experience and doctrine are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Experience" instead a noun "Doctrine".

Nearby Words: doctrinal, doctrinarian

Experience noun - Knowledge gained by actually doing or living through something.

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Doctrine and experience are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Doctrine" instead a noun "Experience".

Nearby Words: expert, experienced, experiment, experiential, experiencing

better	better doctrine	better experience
similar	similar doctrine	similar experience
actual	actual doctrine	actual experience
entire	entire doctrine	entire experience
Other adjectives: superior, new, unique, religious, political, military, different.

Their magic generally requires them to stick to a certain doctrine to access it, but usually comes with less of a price or chance of backfiring like some Magician classes might experience.

Source: Fantasy Character Classes
However, the country sorely lacked artillery and aeroplanes and more importantly had inadequate doctrine and high-level command experience of prosecuting a large-scale war (something common to many contemporary countries including Romania and Japan).

Source: Useful Notes / Poles with Poleaxes

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