Drive
Drive noun - A passage cleared for public vehicular travel.
Experience and drive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Experience" instead a noun "Drive".
Experience
Experience noun - Knowledge gained by actually doing or living through something.
Drive and experience are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Drive" instead a noun "Experience".
How words are described
| emotional | emotional drive | emotional experience |
| human | human drive | human experience |
| high | high drive | high experience |
| pleasant | pleasant drive | pleasant experience |
| Other adjectives: long, similar, normal, complete, actual, entire, hard, little, sexual, personal, new, different. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Because a woman with a lot of sexual experience and drive is a lot less socially accepted than a man with the same, more often than not the seducer is on the side of good, and the seductress on the side of evil.
Source: Duel of Seduction -
With time and experience he became a better driver, later he taught his girlfriend to drive, she had similar temptations early on, but learned to resist them.
Source: I Lied -
Bill Bryson was thrilled to discover a drive-in theater still operating in 1990s New Hampshire and brought his family out to experience it.
Source: Drive-In Theater
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