Lesson
Session
Session noun - A meeting for execution of a group's functions.
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Synonyms for Session
Lesson and session are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Lesson" instead a noun "Session".
Nearby Word: sessional
How words are described
| good | good lesson | good session |
| full | full lesson | full session |
| nice | nice lesson | nice session |
| long | long lesson | long session |
| Other adjectives: brief, short, current, original, free, single, brutal, simple, actual, entire, great, little, quick, private, new, early, final, drunken, next, last, impromptu, lengthy. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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He gets outmaneuvered and shot down by tanks during his very first training session, teaching him a very important lesson
Source: Tanks for Nothing - Offing someone isn't a diciplinary session that would teach anyone a lesson they'd have much use for, but it sure as hell gets the point across that they shouldn't have done it, and will never do it again...
Source: Will Not Tell a Lie - In the chapter "The Seventh Door", Prussia brutally tortures and rapes Hungary to both force her into a FaceHeel Turn and "teach a lesson" to her beloved ex-husband Austria, whom Prussia is holding hostage — and who is Forced to Watch the brutal torture/rape session.
Source: Chickification
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