Fell and Sever

Fell

Fell verb - To strike (someone) so forcefully as to cause a fall.

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Sever and fell are semantically related. in cut topic. In some cases you can use "Sever" instead a verb "Fell", when it comes to topics like chop down.

Nearby Words: felled, fella, felling

Sever

Sever verb - To set or force apart.

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Synonyms for Sever

Antonyms for Sever

Fell and sever are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fell" instead a verb "Sever".

Nearby Words: severity, severance, severing

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Common collocations

thanks	fell thanks	sever thanks
control	fell control	sever control
couple	fell couple	sever couple
line	fell line	sever line
Other words: way, world, head, leg.

Both words in one sentence

King Garon's inability to sever ties with a woman once he fell in love with her led him to take many concubines in addition to his wives (Queen Katerina, and once she dies, Queen Arete), so he sired a lot of illegitimate children.

Source: Decadent Court
Sulov contacts his squadmates, waits for them to find him, has them tell him why his left hand is hurting (all sources of light were put out as the rubble fell), and then calmly orders one of them to sever his arm at the wrist.

Source: Roleplay / BZPRPG

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