Drives
Intentions and drives are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Intentions" instead a noun "Drives".
Intentions
Drives and intentions are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Drives" instead a noun "Intentions".
Both words in one sentence
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He seems to notice all the awkwardness and ugliness of his daughter, but still insists on advising her against men with "bad intentions" and drives away any prospective son-in-law.
Source: Series / Yo soy Betty, la fea -
In Cruel Intentions, Kathryn argues that she cannot enjoy sex and be considered 'nice' and that this double standard drives her manipulations.
Source: Literature / Dangerous Liaisons -
She drives Dokinchan out of her skull, mostly because she has the same personality defects, yet manages to get on the good side of Shokupanman thanks to being an actual child (rather than merely childish) with relatively innocent intentions.
Source: Franchise / Anpanman
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