Fence and Rival

Fence

Fence verb - To drive danger or attack away from.

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Rival and fence are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rival" instead a verb "Fence".

Nearby Words: fenced, fencing, fencer, fenceless

Rival verb - To engage in a contest.

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Fence and rival are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fence" instead a verb "Rival".

Nearby Words: rivalry, rivaled, rivaling, rivalled

old	old fence	old rival
certain	certain fence	certain rival
powerful	powerful fence	powerful rival
actual	actual fence	actual rival
Other adjectives: big, young, new, last, said.

This provides an excellent means of disposing of a rival without getting caught, but if the body is found, the school will take notice and put up a chain-link fence around the rooftop.

Source: Barefoot Suicide
This especially hurts Hippo Team, as a rival Matilda II spots the StuG's sahsimonos when they try to sneak through an alleyway behind a fence and knocks them out.

Source: Bling of War
In the Parks and Recreation episode "Eagleton", Leslie is struggling to overcome her rival Lindsay in the neighboring town, who put up a fence in the middle of a shared public park.

Source: Eureka Moment

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