It seems you're highlighting pairs of words. Here’s a brief analysis of each pair:
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Need and Fewer
- "Need" generally refers to a requirement or necessity, while "fewer" is a comparative form used to indicate a smaller quantity. They can be associated in contexts discussing needs that can be reduced.
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Tolerate and Bear
- "Tolerate" means to accept or endure something unpleasant, while "bear" also conveys a sense of enduring or carrying a burden. These words can often be used interchangeably in contexts of endurance.
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Frigid and Chill
- Both "frigid" and "chill" describe low temperatures, with "frigid" often suggesting an extreme cold. They can describe the same sensation but may differ in intensity.
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Frigid and Cold
- Similar to the previous pairing, "frigid" indicates very cold temperatures, while "cold" is a more general term for lower temperatures. "Frigid" is typically more extreme than "cold."
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