Highlights
Prints and highlights are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Prints" instead a verb "Highlights".
Prints
Highlights and prints are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Highlights" instead a verb "Prints".
Both words in one sentence
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Day-glo, animal prints, and odd choices like thongs over tights or full Native American headdresses are just a few of the highlights, and if you're lucky, these won't all be on the same character.
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Flanderization: The hamminess and egoism is turned Up to Eleven in this film, with Brooks shamelessly mugging in his "Highlights From Hamlet." Frederick in this version is so envious of Anna's fame that he prints her name on the bills in parentheses.
Source: Film / To Be or Not to Be
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