Initiative and Source

Initiative

Initiative noun - Readiness to engage in daring or difficult activity.

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Source and initiative are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Source" instead a noun "Initiative".

Source noun - A point or place at which something is invented or provided.

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Initiative and source are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Initiative" instead a noun "Source".

good	good initiative	good source
better	better initiative	better source
original	original initiative	original source
single	single initiative	single source
Other adjectives: real, massive, great, excellent, important, new, major, useful, mysterious, official, primary, greatest.

Sexual Extortion: Sure, the sex-trader is the one taking the initiative, but what choice does he really have if the service is the only source of the medication his dying child needs, or the like?

Source: Sex for Services
This is the source of much humor on campus, including amongst the college feminist group that had been raising hell over the lack of initiative in catching the serial rapist on campus.

Source: Double Standard: Rape, Male on Male
Villain-by-Proxy Fallacy: Victoria has a tendency to consider Emily the source of all her problems, despite the fact that the vast majority were directly caused by either Conrad, the Initiative, her mother or herself.

Source: Series / Revenge

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