Intend
Intend verb - Have in mind as a purpose.
Think
Think verb - Have in mind as a purpose.
Usage example: She didn't think to harm me
Nearby Word: thinking
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Both words in one sentence
- If Grade and Kastner intend to continue producing films with standards this low, I think they ought instead, in simple fairness, to simply give their money to filmmakers at random.
Source: Roger Ebert Most Hated Film List -
Deadpan Snarker: So deadpan you'd think the guy didn't even intend for it to be a joke.
Source: Music / Geoff Berner -
The designers of the Brave Police didn't intend sentient robots, and didn't even think it was possible they could gain sentience.
Source: Anime / Brave Police J-Decker
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