Scenes
Tendencies and scenes are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tendencies" instead a noun "Scenes".
Tendencies
Scenes and tendencies are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Scenes" instead a noun "Tendencies".
Both words in one sentence
- In any case it didn't really help that the films tended to play up the scenes between Harry and Hermione while fumbling the scenes between Ron and Hermione by playing up Ron's idiot tendencies.
Source: Ship To Ship Combat / Literature -
Combing this with his Hair-Trigger Temper and his Nice Guy tendencies, and you get a few scenes of of Shiro yelling at him for costing him money.
Source: Hero Insurance -
Tank-Top Tomboy: Among Carrie's Cowboy Cop tendencies is that she almost invariably turns up at crime scenes in a tank top and slacks, weather permitting.
Source: Series / Unforgettable
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