Messengers
Scouts and messengers are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Scouts" instead a noun "Messengers".
Scouts
Messengers and scouts are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Messengers" instead a noun "Scouts".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Our Fairies Are Different: The Little Dark People, secretive subterranean-dwelling aboriginal Britons whom Artos befriends by paying one the respect Due to the Dead, who become his scouts and messengers.
Source: Literature / Sword at Sunset -
The Polish Boy Scouts fought against the Germans during World War II as part of La Résistance, often serving as scouts and messengers, and at one point late in the war even using tanks that they had captured from the Germans to help liberate a Concentration Camp.
Source: Home Guard -
Unlike many of the other ninja animal clans, the squirrels are more trackers, scouts, and messengers than fighters.
Source: Killer Rabbit
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