Meant
Set
Set adjective - Being in a state of fitness for some experience or action.
Both words in one sentence
- The third in the series broke the chain, though, as its title, From The New World, meant something (unlike its predescessors, set in Europe, it was set in North America).
Source: Mad Lib Fantasy Title -
Canon Discontinuity: Grunty's Revenge, while originally meant to be an alternate follow-up directly from the first game, has since become an interquel, set between Kazooie and Tooie.
Source: Video Game / Banjo-Kazooie - The show was originally meant to alternate between stories set in the past that would teach kids history, and those set in the future, or on other planets, that would teach science (hence the first two companions being a history teacher and a science teacher).
Source: Edutainment Show
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