Land and Progress

Land

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

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

Nearby Words: landing, landed, landholder, landless

Progress verb - To become mature.

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Land and progress are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Land" instead a verb "Progress".

human	human land	human progress
better	better land	better progress
solid	solid land	solid progress
actual	actual land	actual progress
Other adjectives: little, new, major, last, radical, magical.

The Race initially speculated that this was due to Earth having lots of oceans to mess with the pace of progress, while the Race had to plod along on land.

Source: Literature / Worldwar
Hideyoshi's army invaded Korea in 1592, and made great progress on land before being ultimately repulsed by the Koreans and Chinese.

Source: Useful Notes / Toyotomi Hideyoshi
As is commonly believed among scholars of the Romantic period, this land is likely used as a symbol for the desolation caused by Victor's blind obsession with progress.

Source: Grim Up North

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