Keep and Plague

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

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

Nearby Words: keeping, keeper

Plague verb - To cause persistent suffering to.

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Keep and plague are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Keep" instead a verb "Plague".

Nearby Words: plagued, plaguing

typical	typical keep	typical plague
specific	specific keep	specific plague
perfect	perfect keep	perfect plague
original	original keep	original plague
Other adjectives: actual, massive, big, major, unknown, eponymous.

humanity	keep humanity	plague humanity
mind	keep mind	plague mind
character	keep character	plague character
life	keep life	plague life
Other words: man, body, children, rest, house, time, characters, world, game, hair, population, anyone, city, humans.

Keep in mind that the disease is not called the "bubonic plague"; it's simply "plague".

Source: The Black Death
It's actually nanites actively seeking to adapt themselves to human physiology, a process estimated to take about 5 years, during which many humans keep dying from various "mutations" of the plague.

Source: Synthetic Plague
During times of plague in the medieval era, doctors "treating" plague victims really, seriously did wear big robes and hats, presumably to keep skin-to-skin contact to a minimum.

Source: Robe and Wizard Hat

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