Record
Scored
Record and scored are semantically related in keep count topic. You can use "Record" instead a verb "Scored".
Both words in one sentence
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And, of course, they can't re-record the ending to only include points scored in the edited version.
Source: Series / QI -
He's not paying sixty dollars for a record, and if he does, I'll kiss your— [cut to Al and Peggy entering their house, Al with the record in his hand, and Peggy wiping her mouth] Glory Days: Al's many stories about how he "scored four touchdowns in one game".
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Seattle scored a safety against Denver in only 12 seconds after the Broncos center mishandled the first snap and accidentally threw it over Peyton Manning's head, a new record for fastest score in the Super Bowl.
Source: Useful Notes / Super Bowl
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Scored and Record. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 14, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/record/scored
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