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Can You Spot the Answer? Below are up to 500 of the closest words to puzzle #148's Semantle answer, shown in random order.One of these words is the actual answer. Tap a word to reveal how close it ranks, see if you can find the answer before revealing it!
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Semantle is a daily word guessing game where you try to find a secret word based on semantic similarity. Unlike Wordle, Semantle doesn't limit your guesses. Each guess is ranked by how close it is in meaning to the target word using AI.
If you're stuck, use the hints above before jumping to the full answer. Knowing the word length and starting letter can often be enough to crack it!
Tips to Solve Semantle Faster Start with broad, common nouns and observe the rank numbers carefully. Words ranked under 500 are very close - pivot your guesses around those. Think in categories: if "ocean" is close, try other water related words. Synonyms and related concepts are your best tool. Avoid verbs and adjectives early; the answer is almost always a noun. This is puzzle #148 from Sunday, June 26, 2022. Browse the full archive for more past answers.