Drove and Inflicted

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Drove

Drove noun - A great number of persons or creatures massed together.
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Synonyms for Drove
Inflicted and drove are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Inflicted" instead a verb "Drove".
Nearby Words: drover, droved, droving

Inflicted

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Synonyms for Inflicted
Drove and inflicted are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Drove" instead a verb "Inflicted".
Nearby Words: infliction, inflicting

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  • Cold-Blooded Torture Another example from Angelus was the psychological torture he inflicted on Drusilla before he turned her that drove her crazy.
    Source: Cold-Blooded Torture
  • Useful Notes / The American Revolution Extensive borrowing and heavy taxation drove the French monarchy even further into debt, and actually inflicted an artificial depression upon the French economy.
    Source: Useful Notes / The American Revolution
  • Disneyfication At one stage, she inflicted a madness on him that drove him to murder his children and his first wife, Megara - and it was Heracles who had to carry out penance for this in the form of the Twelve Labours.
    Source: Disneyfication
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