General and Sheriff

General

General noun - A fact about the whole (as opposed to particular).

Sheriff and general are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sheriff" instead a noun "General".

Sheriff

Sheriff noun - The principal law-enforcement officer in a county.
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Synonyms for Sheriff

General and sheriff are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "General" instead a noun "Sheriff".

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Both words in one sentence

  • The North Dakota accent of the female sheriff and the general Artistic License - Geography ambience (see below) militates against this.
  • Video Game / Fallout 3 The Big Guy: Paulson, a cowboy sheriff and general tough guy.
  • By-the-Book Cop: The film has one of these, a sheriff who appears to enjoy harassing pet shop owner Otis, scolding kids for doing absolutely nothing, and in general, being a real pain.
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