Lead and Subject

Lead

Lead verb - To point out the way for (someone) especially from a position in front.

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Subject and lead are semantically related in direct topic. In some cases you can use "Subject" instead a verb "Lead".

Nearby Words: leading, leader, leaden, leadership, leaded

Subject verb - To bring under one's control by force of arms.

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Lead and subject are semantically related in direct topic. Sometimes you can use "Lead" instead a verb "Subject".

human	human lead	human subject
good	good lead	good subject
female	female lead	female subject
particular	particular lead	particular subject
Other adjectives: common, certain, current, original, initial, true, single, obvious, actual, entire, real, male, main, important, new, possible, former, primary, titular, previous, eponymous.

life	lead life	subject life
hero	lead hero	subject hero
people	lead people	subject people
children	lead children	subject children
Other words: someone, audience, world, war, anyone, humans, players.

To make things even worse, the bullets were lead bullets, and lead is a touchy subject for Law.

Source: Cherry Tapping
As he explains to Don Harvey, physical coercion can lead to the subject saying and confessing to anything if applied too zealously.

Source: Literature / Between Planets
Anyone Can Die: Humans are definitely subject to this a lot more then Furons, but three lead protagonists and one supporting protagonist die.

Source: Video Game / Destroy All Humans!

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