Hideout and Treasure

Hideout

Hideout noun - A place where a person goes to hide or to avoid others.

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Treasure and hideout are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Treasure" instead a noun "Hideout".

Treasure noun - An asset that brings praise or renown.

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Hideout and treasure are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hideout" instead a noun "Treasure".

old	old hideout	old treasure
good	good hideout	good treasure
best	best hideout	best treasure
secure	secure hideout	secure treasure
Other adjectives: certain, small, entire, real, massive, potential, secret, ancient, ultimate, new, final, next, last, latest, alleged.

The original Wolfenstein 3D is the GRANDDADDY of of Foreboding Architecture... Between Hitler and other Nazi themed wall panels there was always a hideout or treasure trove nearby, or behind.

Source: Foreboding Architecture
The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: Most of your pirate friends just hang around the hideout and never do anything for most of the game, you're the one who's always working for the treasure day in and day out.

Source: Video Game / Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure
Character Select Forcing: The only way to get the uppermost treasure chest in the rebel hideout is by playing as a Dragoon.

Source: Video Game / Final Vision

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