Abandon
Abandon verb - To give (oneself) over to something especially unrestrainedly.
Tended
Both words in one sentence
- He's tended to by his shipmates and a sheleter is built for him in the lifeboat after the passengers and crew are forced to abandon the ship in a violent storm.
Source: Doomed Hurt Guy -
Cimino tended to abandon generic verisimilitude in favour of being "accurate", in turn ignoring a lot of things that people expect (or want) to see in a western.
Source: Film / Heaven's Gate -
This tended to backfire in the Air services because the more experienced enlisted pilots would simply abandon officers that they didn't like; actual fragging was normally unnecessary since being alone in a dogfight usually meant you were dead meat.
Source: The Neidermeyer
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