Ground and Law

Ground

Ground noun - A small area of usually open land.

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Law and ground are semantically related In some cases you can use "Law" instead a noun "Ground".

Law noun - A rule of conduct or action laid down by a governing authority and especially a legislature.

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Ground and law are semantically related in standard topic. Sometimes you can use "Ground" instead a noun "Law".

Nearby Words: lawful, lawless, laws, lawfulness, lawfully

known	known ground	known law
old	old ground	old law
similar	similar ground	similar law
common	common ground	common law
Other adjectives: original, actual, real, little, main, ancient, last, local.

In "My Home Town," the local druggist "killed his mother-in-law and ground her up real well, / And sprinkled just a bit / Over each banana split."

Source: I'm a Humanitarian
In English law a forest was simply an area to which Forest Law applied, in other words a royal hunting ground.

Source: Non Indicative Name / Real Life
There were cities, but their law enforcement was a joke, fatal brawls were daily events and it takes almost nothing to get the largest city, Anhk-Morpork, burned to the ground in the first novel.

Source: Adventure-Friendly World

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