Influence and Whip

Influence

Influence noun - The power to direct the thinking or behavior of others usually indirectly.

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Whip and influence are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Whip" instead the word "Influence" as a noun or a verb.

Whip noun - A long thin or flexible tool for striking.

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Influence and whip are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Influence" instead the word "Whip" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: whipped, whipping, whippy

single	single influence	single whip
heavy	heavy influence	heavy whip
powerful	powerful influence	powerful whip
actual	actual influence	actual whip
Other adjectives: real, massive, large, huge, poisonous, strongest.

Then, it gets even worse when, after the main character drops a nuke on the Shadow homeworld, the Vorlons whip out their Planetkiller ships, using them on any world under the Shadows' influence, regardless of population or how many people were under Shadow influence (even if it was only one person).

Source: From Bad To Worse / Live-Action TV
Ghost of True Capitalist Radio does a segment where he pretends to take his many trolls to a woodshed and whip them with his belt, claiming he's the "fatherly influence" they never had.

Source: Don't Make Me Take My Belt Off
Dracula spread his dark influence across the countryside until a vampire hunter, Trevor Belmont, broke into the castle armed with the enchanted whip "Vampire Killer" and a plethora of appropriate sub-weapons note (such as daggers, throwing axes, holy water, and boomerang crucifixes).

Source: Franchise / Castlevania

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