Knot and Travel

Knot

Knot verb - To twist together into a usually confused mass.

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Travel and knot are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Travel" instead a verb "Knot".

Nearby Words: knotty, knotting

Travel verb - To come or be together as friends.

Usage example: he traveled with a fast crowd when he was in college

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Knot and travel are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Knot" instead a verb "Travel".

human	human knot	human travel
good	good knot	good travel
instant	instant knot	instant travel
original	original knot	original travel
Other adjectives: actual, constant, large.

In the First Doctor short story "The Book of Shadows" by Jim Mortimore, the Doctor finds out that part of the reason there's a terrible knot of paradoxes in 2nd century Alexandria is because of a book from his homeworld that is actually a powerful time travel artifact.

Source: Call Forward
When a villain attempts to use their own time travel to Cut The Knot on Stocke's plans, he finds himself in a bind, as he can only be in one place at once on a given timeline.

Source: Never the Selves Shall Meet

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