Accept
Accept verb - To agree to receive whether willingly or reluctantly.
Free of
Both terms in one sentence
- They can be free of this perpetual cycle... if they're willing to accept the loss of most of their power in the process.
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Magic Skirt: Some artists draw it so short, but so short that you will need a massive Willing Suspension of Disbelief to accept something so short not allowing Panty Shots free of charge.
Source: Comicbook / Supergirl - Also, when he discovers Metro Man faked his death in hopes of escaping his persona, free of the pressure of being a hero, Megamind is stunned, unable to accept that anyone beloved by the masses like Metro Man would ever give it up for a "normal" life.
Source: Good Cannot Comprehend Evil
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