Ingredients
Objects and ingredients are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Objects" instead a noun "Ingredients".
Objects
Ingredients and objects are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ingredients" instead a noun "Objects".
Both words in one sentence
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Insubstantial ingredients are often the main ingredients of powerful spells and objects, an oath being the most powerful.
Source: Insubstantial Ingredients - In the children's book Olson's Meat Pies, a once-gourmet restaurant runs out of ingredients and in desperation starts putting all sorts of inedible objects in its pies.
Source: Lethal Chef / Literature -
Plot Coupon: No shortage of them, given the genre, but especially relevant for the various random "enchanted" objects which must be collected as ingredients to make the keys to open the central chamber.
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