Rise and Wind

Rise

Rise verb - To become greater in extent, volume, amount, or number.

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Wind and rise are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wind" instead a verb "Rise".

Nearby Words: rising, risen

Wind verb - To follow a circular or spiral course.

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Rise and wind are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Rise" instead a verb "Wind".

Nearby Words: windy, winding, windless, windstorm, winder

old	old rise	old wind
high	high rise	high wind
original	original rise	original wind
true	true rise	true wind
Other adjectives: constant, extreme, huge, personal, new, legendary, sudden.

The characters have seen nature before, but when they first see the sun rise, and feel the wind blow, they are overwhelmed by it's beauty.

Source: First Time in the Sun
The title character of InuYasha makes huge jumps that rise and fall so slowly he appears to be lifted by an updraft and gliding down (which would explain the gust of wind whenever he does this).

Source: In a Single Bound
Gainax Ending: After collecting all of the pages, you wind up in a snowy plain where a rough circle of massive, glowing obelisks repeatedly rise up and slam into the ground.

Source: Video Game / Kholat

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