Exchange
Exchange noun - A giving or taking of one thing of value in return for another.
Usage example: exchanges of commemorative pins are common among Olympic athletes
Trade-off and exchange are semantically related in interchange topic. In some cases you can use "Trade-off" instead a noun "Exchange".
Trade-off
Trade-off noun - An exchange that occurs as a compromise.
Exchange and trade-off are semantically related in mutual concession topic. You can use "Exchange" instead a noun phrase "Trade-off".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- reciprocity and exchange
- reciprocity and trade-off
- substitute and exchange
- substitute and trade-off
- barter and exchange
- barter and trade-off
- trade and exchange
- trade and trade-off
- interchange and exchange
- interchange and trade-off
- switch and exchange
- switch and trade-off
- transaction and exchange
- transaction and trade-off
Both words in one sentence
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Ransom Stoddard embodies the trade-off of freedom for education and progress (to "ransom" something means to exchange it for something else).
- You can customize weapons so that they grant attack boosts or automatic dodging bonuses when you are In-Peril, and the Trade-Off power can be used to purposefully sacrifice all but a sliver of health in exchange for temporary invincibility and massive movement and strength increases.
Source: Standard Status Effects
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