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Completely collocates with

Description:

The term "completely collocates with" refers to the relationship between two words or phrases that naturally and frequently occur together in a specific context, demonstrating strong collocational bonds. It indicates a high degree of association or dependency between the given words or phrases in a sentence or text, often conveying a specific meaning or creating a certain effect.

Sample sentences:

1. Love completely collocates with passion, as they are two inseparable emotions.
2. The phrase "dark humor" completely collocates with comedy that delves into taboo subjects or sensitive matters.
3. In this recipe, the flavor of garlic completely collocates with the aroma of fresh herbs, creating a delightful combination.
4. The verb "run" completely collocates with nouns like "marathon," "race," and "errands."

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