In the course of
Within and in the course of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Within" instead a preposition phrase "In the course of".
Within
Within noun - An interior or internal part.
In the course of and within are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In the course of" instead a preposition "Within".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- heart and in the course of
- heart and within
- core and in the course of
- core and within
- middle and in the course of
- middle and within
- midst and in the course of
- midst and within
- center and in the course of
- center and within
- about and in the course of
- about and within
- through and in the course of
- through and within
Both terms in one sentence
- Tiny feet are the sign of beauty, grace, and good breeding; the line of mothers crippling their daughters in a mutually agonizing tough-love scenario is never shown as having an ending in the course of the story, though in real life it died out within the next century.
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