Shot at
Think about and shot at are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Think about" instead a verb "Shot at".
Think about
Think about verb - Have on one's mind, think about actively.
Shot at and think about are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Shot at" instead a verb "Think about".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- Getting shot at by Mooks is apparently a perfect moment for Legacy to think about what's for dinner.
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In the years between his discovery and eventual takeover, nobody in the royal court stopped to both think about why he was being shot at and/or plan ahead in case he tried something.
Source: Born Lucky -
The Many Deaths of You: Let's see, getting crushed to death, drowning, being stabbed, being burned, being eaten, being impaled on spikes, being shot at with arrows... it's better not to think about it.
Source: Video Game / Castlequest
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