Frame and Term

Frame

Frame noun - The arrangement of parts that gives something its basic form.

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Term and frame are semantically related in time period topic. In some cases you can use "Term" instead the word "Frame" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: framed, framework, framing

Term noun - A fixed period of time during which a person holds a job or position.

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Frame and term are semantically related in time period topic. Sometimes you can use "Frame" instead the word "Term" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: termless, termed, termer

old	old frame	old term
full	full frame	full term
special	special frame	special term
long	long frame	long term
Other adjectives: exact, similar, common, specific, short, right, original, proper, single, actual, new, final, next, last, different.

Fertile Feet: Often occurs long-term behind Fairest of the Flowering kith (with a time-frame of months, rather than moments).

Source: Tabletop Game / Changeling: The Lost
Probably a moot point, but Shepherd Book's death did happen offscreen, whereas Wash was dead-center (for lack of a better term) in the frame.

Source: Viewers in Mourning
Like with Japan, this is standard for many Western animated TV shows, except that in America, 90% of the dialogue is laid down before a single frame is ever animated (hence the term "pre-lay").

Source: Voices in One Room

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