Extract and Liquid

Extract

Extract noun - A part taken from a longer work.

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Liquid and extract are semantically related In some cases you can use "Liquid" instead a noun "Extract".

Liquid noun - Fluid matter having no fixed shape but a fixed volume.

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Extract and liquid are semantically related in fluid topic. Sometimes you can use "Extract" instead a noun "Liquid".

sweet	sweet extract	sweet liquid
pure	pure extract	pure liquid
sedative	sedative extract	sedative liquid
actual	actual extract	actual liquid
Other adjectives: hot, volatile, poisonous, magical.

Capsaicin being the chemical that makes hot peppers hot, the extract is nothing more than a (forebodingly) dark liquid that has no taste.

Source: Series / Man v. Food
One episode has aliens who extract Muriels' love as a liquid, during which time she is just as if not meaner than Eustace.

Source: No Accounting for Taste
In one episode of Batman: The Animated Series Batman used a minion's phobia about germs to extract information by threatening to drop a jar containing a liquid culture of a disease on the minion's head.

Source: Enhanced Interrogation Techniques

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