Keep and Land

Keep

Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.

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Land and keep are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Land" instead a verb "Keep".

Nearby Words: keeping, keeper

Land verb - To stop at or near a place along the shore.

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Keep and land are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Keep" instead a verb "Land".

Nearby Words: landing, landed, landholder, landless

sweet	sweet keep	sweet land
human	human keep	human land
valuable	valuable keep	valuable land
full	full keep	full land
Other adjectives: better, complete, original, harsh, small, actual, dangerous, black, main, remote, private, major, remaining, unknown.

man	keep man	land man
job	keep job	land job
number	keep number	land number
way	keep way	land way
Other words: world, head, anyone, players, enemies.

Instead of reclaiming his title, he gifts the land to the people and the Musketeers train them to fight so they can keep it.

Source: Training the Peaceful Villagers
However, they eventually get hired back to work on a project to build a wall on swamp land to keep the four-legged dinosaurs from entering their land.

Source: George Jetson Job Security
At least one episode of Midsomer Murders revolves around this, with the landowners desperate to keep their land (though they're not always the murderers...)

Source: Land Poor

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