Ground and World

Ground

Ground noun - A small area of usually open land.

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

World noun - Human beings in general.

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Ground and world are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ground" instead a noun "World".

Nearby Words: worldly, worldling

known	known ground	known world
old	old ground	old world
similar	similar ground	similar world
normal	normal ground	normal world
Other adjectives: perfect, regular, original, dead, open, actual, entire, real, big, dangerous, little, flat, barren, main, ancient, last.

The world of Balaho from Halo has an atmosphere of methane, suffers from two winters, and is subject to random geysers of fire popping out of the ground.

Source: Death World
In addition to air-to-ground weapons, the Germans also made the Wasserfall, which was the world's first guided ground-to-air missile.

Source: Stupid Jetpack Hitler
The neutral ground between these is Purgatorio, basically our world but through a spiritual lenses: whoever is here can't be seen by normal people (though they can affect the normal world just the same), and it is here that the witches and sages interact with the demons and angels, respectively.

Source: Spirit World

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