Return
Return noun - Something spoken or written in reaction especially to a question.
Takeover
Takeover noun - The unlawful taking or withholding of something from the rightful owner under a guise of authority.
How words are described
| old | old return | old takeover |
| full | full return | full takeover |
| safe | safe return | safe takeover |
| special | special return | special takeover |
| Other adjectives: brief, alien, future, original, initial, actual, entire, real, successful, evil, little, potential, gradual, grand, permanent, possible, next, subsequent, eventual, sudden, attempted. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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That being said, there's a chance Gat does return to hell eventually, since there's also some city takeover to do.
- He is later caught embezzling from his own banking house; Scrooge and Marley bail him out in return for 51% of the stock share, effectively a hostile takeover.
Source: Film / Scrooge (1951) -
As such, the much-ballyhooed "Golden Age of Television" of the 2010s can simply be viewed as the miniseries' return to prominence and takeover of the TV landscape, even if it's no longer referred to as such anymore.
Source: Popularity Polynomial
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