During
During preposition - In the course of.
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In the thick of and during are semantically related In some cases you can use "In the thick of" instead a preposition "During".
In the thick of
During and in the thick of are semantically related in among topic. Sometimes you can use "During" instead a preposition phrase "In the thick of".
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Their father, on the other hand, was implied to be in the thick of things during the Horde invasion of Eternia.
Source: Warrior Prince -
Made of Iron: Invoked when Ragnar gives Bjorn the nickname "Ironside" due to the fact that during a battle Bjorn was in the thick of fighting and did not suffer any wounds.
Source: Series / Vikings -
Padme was in the thick of it during not only the battle of Theed 10 years before the Clone Wars, but during several engagements during that conflict, including Geonosis.
Source: Badass Princess
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