Met and Picked

Met

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Picked and met are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Picked" instead an adjective "Met".

Picked

Picked adjective - Singled out from a number or group as more to one's liking.

Met and picked are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Met" instead an adjective "Picked".

Nearby Words: pick, picky, picker, picking

Both words in one sentence

  • Little Miss Badass After she met her boyfriend (a reputed underworld bomb maker), she picked up on his trade and is now something of a cute Mad Bomber.
  • Visual Novel / Finally, in Love Again The protagonist and Kazuki originally met when they bumped into one another and accidentally picked up each other's phones.
  • Webcomic / What Birds Know Kids Are Cruel: The trio met when five-year-old Elia was being picked on for her fatherless status by a group of boys.
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