Experiences
Passages and experiences are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Passages" instead a noun "Experiences".
Passages
Experiences and passages are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Experiences" instead a noun "Passages".
Both words in one sentence
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At one point, Scully finds an extraterrestrial engraving that contains passages from the Bible, and Scully herself experiences a birthing experience similar to the birth of Christ.
Source: Belief Makes You Stupid -
The book is also full of hidden references to Bloom and Stephen's experiences in the earlier books, and even several passages fully rewritten in "Wakese".
Source: Literature / Finnegans Wake -
We never get to read passages from this book, however.Vail: Perhaps it's something about the idea of setting their (veteran's) experiences down for posterity, which induces a kind of mental constipation in warriors used to solving problems in a rather more straightforward fashion.
Source: Literature / Ciaphas Cain
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