Drive and Fare

Drive

Drive verb - To urge, push, or force onward.

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Fare and drive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fare" instead a verb "Drive".

Nearby Words: driving, driven, driver, driveway

Fare verb - To move forward along a course.

Usage example: families can be seen faring along the road to the campground while driving or towing all manner of conveyance

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Drive and fare are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Drive" instead a verb "Fare".

Nearby Words: fared, faring

high	high drive	high fare
normal	normal drive	normal fare
complete	complete drive	complete fare
regular	regular drive	regular fare
Other adjectives: standard, male, dark, main, personal, experimental, advanced, primary, exotic.

people	drive people	fare people
time	drive time	fare time

It's really about inner-city taxi drivers who have to drive annoying people around in violent areas, but all they really care about is the fare.

Source: Lyrical Dissonance / Electronic
Some drive-ins responded by changing their emphasis from family fare to the increasingly violent and sexually explicit exploitation and horror films that were, ironically, the successors to the 1950s B Movies.

Source: Drive-In Theater
Moriarty managed to pass as a taxi driver to drive Sherlock to a location and Sherlock doesn't notice until he gets out of the cab and attempts to pay the fare.

Source: Bavarian Fire Drill

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