Statements
Yells and statements are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Yells" instead a noun "Statements".
Yells
Statements and yells are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Statements" instead a noun "Yells".
Both words in one sentence
- The instigator of this claim, Dan Lirette, is a "open-air preacher" (someone who yells religious statements in the parking lot of a Walmart), who cheated on his wife with one of his followers, who he abandoned when she became pregnant.
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When Maurice Levy yells at Bunk for keeping the interrogation going after D'Angelo asked to see his lawyer, Bunk points out that he didn't actually "interrogate" him; he never asked him any questions, and didn't record any of his statements.
Source: Series / The Wire
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