Intentional
Intentional adjective - Made, given, or done with full awareness of what one is doing.
Ready and intentional are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ready" instead an adjective "Intentional".
Ready
Ready adjective - Being in a state of fitness for some experience or action.
Intentional and ready are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Intentional" instead an adjective "Ready".
Both words in one sentence
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Misery Builds Character: For the three heroes, seemingly intentional on the part of their father: they need to go through hell before they're ready to rule an empire.
- The Vulcan elders ruled that, while it hadn't been an intentional part of the test, Spock's judgement that saving a life was more important than passing a test meant he was ready for manhood, while all of the students who walked by the injured man and didn't help had failed.
Source: Secret Test of Character
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