Draw and Involve

Draw

Draw verb - Require a specified depth for floating.

Usage example: This boat draws 70 inches

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Involve and draw are semantically related In some cases you can use "Involve" instead a verb "Draw".

Nearby Words: drawing, drawn

Involve verb - To be the business or affair of.

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Draw and involve are semantically related in join topic. Sometimes you can use "Draw" instead a verb "Involve", if it concerns topics such as catch.

Nearby Words: involvement, involving

character	draw character	involve character
fire	draw fire	involve fire
people	draw people	involve people
kind	draw kind	involve kind
Other words: characters, blood, magic, lots, humans, women, powers, weapons, monsters.

There are several tournament strategies that involve generating obscene amounts of mana, then dropping a Stroke of Genius or similar card to make an opponent draw their entire deck plus one card.

Source: My Skull Runneth Over
They draw their power from the Sunwell, a font of magical energies, their city is coated in warm color and sun references, and at least half of their greetings involve the Sun somehow.

Source: The Power of the Sun
At least three-quarters of Kristen Wiig's outfits in Bridesmaids involve very short skirts or dresses displaying her long legs and several lines draw attention to them.

Source: She's Got Legs

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