Doing and Stunt

Doing

Doing noun - Something done by someone.

Usage example: is that mess in the kitchen your doing?

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Stunt and doing are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stunt" instead a noun "Doing".

Nearby Word: do

Stunt noun - An act of notable skill, strength, or cleverness.

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Doing and stunt are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Doing" instead a noun "Stunt".

Nearby Words: stunted, stunting

live	live doing	live stunt
good	good doing	good stunt
common	common doing	common stunt
true	true doing	true stunt
Other adjectives: popular, real, big, dangerous, infamous, impressive, terrible, dramatic, last, insane, literal, super, biggest.

Some actors insist on doing their own stunts—then they get injured and realize that yes, a professional stunt person really is necessary.

Source: No Stunt Double
Megan Fox insisted on doing her own stunts in Jonah Hex, only using a stunt double for one scene which would've been too dangerous for her to do by herself.

Source: Doing It For The Art / Film
Instead, his stunt double, Scott Wilder, performed the scene because Swayze was in Europe doing press for ''Ghost.

Source: Film / Point Break (1991)

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