Leads and Mimics

Leads

Definitions of Leads not found.

Mimics and leads are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mimics" instead a noun "Leads".

Mimics

Definitions of Leads not found.

Leads and mimics are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Leads" instead a noun "Mimics".

Both words in one sentence

  • They're beaten by taking advantage of this, as when one is injuring itself then the two of them are out of sync and cannot properly defend, which leads to a cycle of injury and self-injury which ends with one having a knife in the eye-an injury that the other immediately mimics.
  • Film / Edge of Tomorrow His first leads him to simply desert and heads to a British pub to drown away his sorrows, only to find that the Mimics would eventually overrun London.
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