Surrogate

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Emotional AspectPlay
Surrogate often carries emotional weight, implying compassion and willingness to help others. SlideShe became a surrogate to give the joy of parenthood to others.
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Context SpecificPlay
Use 'surrogate' in specific contexts where a substitute is acting for a particular role or function. SlideDuring the meeting, he was my surrogate, sharing my views.
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Not InterchangeablePlay
'Surrogate' is not always interchangeable with 'substitute'; it implies a chosen or appointed replacement. SlideAfter her surgery, the therapist worked with a surrogate to continue the sessions.