Figured and Start

Figured

Figured adjective - (of e.g. fabric design) adorned with patterns.

Start is an antonym for figured in understand topic.

Nearby Words: figure, figuring

Start

Start verb - To move suddenly and sharply (as in surprise).

Figured is an antonym for start.

Both words in one sentence

  • Turns out, the concept that a smell can be unpleasant was so alien to them, they figured it only by the start of Genome (they can block the smell, but this results in discomfort for them).
  • Korilla BBQ figured they had no chance against the other teams and considering they only had a hundred dollars to start their challenge, they opted to simply take ingredients from the storage to be used in the actual challenge and didn't bother making a sausage.
  • The game only tracks how many levels you've advanced since the last chat, not how much time you actually spent with each companion, and since all but one of them hang out at the same place right at the start of chapter 1, making the required rounds once you've figured this out is easy.
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