Scene and Way

Scene

Scene noun - The place and time in which the action for a portion of a dramatic work (as a movie) is set.

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Way and scene are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Way" instead a noun "Scene".

Nearby Words: scenery, scenic

Way noun - A passage cleared for public vehicular travel.

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Scene and way are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Scene" instead a noun "Way".

good	good scene	good way
special	special scene	special way
best	best scene	best way
long	long scene	long way
Other adjectives: exact, particular, similar, specific, certain, disturbing, entire, big, great, quick, new, major, dramatic, funny, hilarious, bizarre, different, awesome, creepy.

The equivalent scene for the T-1000 isn't, and he does kill his selected victim (although the scene is shot in such a way to initially appear that he simply subdued his victim instead).

Source: Film / Terminator 2: Judgment Day
In Evolution, when the doctors have to get the alien insect that cut its way into Harry's body by going in through the colon and pulling it out, and the scene plays out in this way.

Source: Not Really a Birth Scene
Poe's Law: The filmmakers intended the scene with the toy soldiers making their way to the lookout point to be funny, since it was a typical war scene played straight with toys instead of humans.

Source: Western Animation / Toy Story

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