Introduced
Mentioned and introduced are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mentioned" instead a verb "Introduced".
Nearby Word: introducing
Mentioned
Introduced and mentioned are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Introduced" instead a verb "Mentioned".
Nearby Words: mention, mentioning
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- In Act I Scene III of Othello, two characters are mentioned as though significant, but never introduced or mentioned again (this has naturally baffled many scholars).
Source: The Ghost - Subsequent novels are narrated by new characters either introduced or mentioned in the previous series.
Source: Literature / Warchild Series - If it's mentioned or introduced near the beginning of the book, it'll be relevant later (or way later in the series).
Source: Chekhovs Gun / Literature
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