Gain and Mount

Gain

Gain verb - To gradually increase in.

Usage example: our hopes were raised as the movement gained strength

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Mount and gain are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mount" instead a verb "Gain".

Nearby Words: gained, gaining, gainful, gainer

Mount verb - To become greater in extent, volume, amount, or number.

Usage example: medical expenses began to mount

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Gain and mount are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gain" instead a verb "Mount".

Nearby Words: mountain, mounted, mounting, mounter

high	high gain	high mount
low	low gain	low mount
normal	normal gain	normal mount
fast	fast gain	fast mount
Other adjectives: standard, original, simple, powerful, actual, massive, big, huge, evil, excessive, personal, useful, temporary.

With Dracula, he has a moon base with a gigantic laser, so Doc can't exactly mount an offensive against him, nor does Dracula seem to desire revenge after Doc refused to die for him to gain knowledge of the afterlife.

Source: Joker Immunity
After the drake is killed the knight steps off of it, absorbs it to gain lightning powers and reveals his true title, the Nameless King, and proves that he is far stronger than when was riding on his dragon mount.

Source: Sequential Boss
Then, like in the original Mount & Blade, the character will have to hire soldiers, buy gears, and do quests to gain fame with the factions of his side.

Source: Video Game / The Last Days Of The Third Age Of Middle Earth

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