Gain and Product

Gain

Gain noun - Something added (as by growth).

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

Nearby Words: gained, gaining, gainful, gainer

Product noun - Something produced by physical or intellectual effort.

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Gain and product are semantically related in result or goods created topic. Sometimes you can use "Gain" instead a noun "Product".

good	good gain	good product
better	better gain	better product
normal	normal gain	normal product
original	original gain	original product
Other adjectives: obvious, actual, real, great, early, major, possible, resulting, commercial.

Since he does not want to gain a reputation for watering down his product, he uses a substitute that most junkies would not detect but which can kill people if mixed with alcohol or other drugs.

Source: Watering Down
Aluminum Christmas Trees: In "Saloonatics", Edward Gold, the ancestor of Edd, manages to gain superpowers by drinking a brand-new product called "cola".

Source: Web Animation / Eddsworld
He mocked Rey Mysterio for being a "Chihuahua" and the product of "the Tijuana ghettoes" (where he did gain wrestling fame, but Rey grew up in San Diego).

Source: Boomerang Bigot

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