Function
Gift
Gift noun - Something given to someone without expectation of a return.
How words are described
| old | old function | old gift |
| special | special function | special gift |
| particular | particular function | particular gift |
| similar | similar function | similar gift |
| Other adjectives: normal, natural, specific, regular, original, true, actual, real, little, useless, diplomatic, unique, hidden, intended, able. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Ysengrin's "terrifying skills of gardening" border on Theurgy, as they were a gift given to him by Coyote (but they otherwise function like an Inherent Gift).
Source: Functional Magic aka: Magic - He explains it as a Time Lord gift, not a function of the TARDIS, which makes more sense since there are plenty of times when the TARDIS isn't around to translate.
Source: Translation Convention - For example, most spells require a crystal to function properly and be used by someone who doesn't naturally have the Gift.
Source: Literature / Hell's Gate
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