Experiences
Functions and experiences are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Functions" instead a verb "Experiences".
Functions
Experiences and functions are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Experiences" instead a verb "Functions".
Both words in one sentence
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Yeah... Ambiguously Human: Michael mentions that he's not used to being in a human body, finds bodily functions like sweating to be new and confusing experiences, and can see in nine dimensions.
Source: Series / The Good Place - But if it makes anyone feel better, at least no brain (at least, no forebrain — the parts of the brain that control things like bodily functions are sill there) implies no mental life, so it's not like the baby "experiences" any of this.
Source: Body Horror / Real Life
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