Implications
Progresses and implications are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Progresses" instead a noun "Implications".
Progresses
Implications and progresses are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Implications" instead a noun "Progresses".
Both words in one sentence
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Out of Focus: Despite early implications, Arabanoo fades into the background gradually as the Season progresses.
- Not only does he feel terrible about defeating Josefina after learning about her disease, but there's heavy implications that even if he progresses further, he's still screwed.
- She basically called them both out as self-centered bastards who didn't give a damn about her feelings or well-being in the end so long as they got what they wanted (which also has a lot of fridge implications as the story progresses - literally).
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