Setting and Trouble

Setting

Setting noun - The circumstances, conditions, or objects by which one is surrounded.

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Trouble and setting are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trouble" instead a noun "Setting".

Nearby Words: set, settling, setter

Trouble noun - An abnormal state that disrupts a plant's or animal's normal bodily functioning.

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Setting and trouble are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Setting" instead a noun "Trouble".

particular	particular setting	particular trouble
similar	similar setting	similar trouble
complete	complete setting	complete trouble
current	current setting	current trouble
Other adjectives: initial, actual, entire, real, serious, main, early, major, general, possible, academic.

In the Evillious Chronicles, seven demons that can possess you, unwillingly or as part of a contract, are the main source of trouble in the setting.

Source: Demonic Possession
This is often read as either Spenser setting himself apart from seditious poets (he had been in trouble in the past for writing poetry critical of the Queen) or a critique of state censorship.

Source: Tongue Trauma
A person who's absent for longer than he's supposed to be is setting himself up for trouble when he finally returns home.

Source: Calling Out For Not Calling

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