Helping
Helping noun - An individual quantity of food or drink taken as part of a meal.
Supplemental and helping are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Supplemental" instead an adjective "Helping".
Supplemental
Supplemental adjective - Available to supply something extra when needed.
Usage example: the new program will provide supplemental health insurance to thousands of workers
Helping and supplemental are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Helping" instead an adjective "Supplemental".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- accessory and helping
- accessory and supplemental
- branch and helping
- branch and supplemental
- assistant and helping
- assistant and supplemental
- subsidiary and helping
- subsidiary and supplemental
- supporting and helping
- supporting and supplemental
- auxiliary and helping
- auxiliary and supplemental
- supplementary and helping
- supplementary and supplemental
Both words in one sentence
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The supplemental story "Rightful King" explains that he first learned to do this as a child, while helping his dad sell drugs for easy money in an earthquake-ravaged 1970's Nicaragua.
Source: Knee-capping - His first written appearance in The Thrawn Trilogy had him thinking that helping his friend Luke always led to excitement, and supplemental material shows that while he's had plenty of opportunities for career advancement, he hates the thought of a desk job and just prefers flying.
Source: In Harm's Way
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