Introductions
Readers and introductions are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Readers" instead a noun "Introductions".
Readers
Introductions and readers are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Introductions" instead a noun "Readers".
Both words in one sentence
- The introductions of Lyman and Odie made the strip one of the most familiar to many readers.
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In the novel, much of the progress of the Golden Ticket contest and the introductions to the first four finders are presented to the readers via newspaper articles the Buckets read.
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They comprise a Slice of Life gag story focusing on Supernatural Club hijinks instead of the search for the Witches, and the first one begins with most characters already established with minimal introductions since the readers are probably expected to know them already.
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