Achieve
Seize
Seize verb - To have a clear idea of.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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He only wants to seize the planet's resources and weaponry to achieve his true goals.
Source: Evil Overlord -
He made multiple attempts to seize greater power for the presidency and often worked behind the backs of the other branches of government to achieve his ends.
Source: Historical Hero Upgrade - Subverted in Doonesbury, when JJ left Mike for scruffy bad boy Zeke, she was portrayed the entire time as a fool for doing so, for both her reasoning (She felt she had to "seize the moment" to achieve happiness) and for her taste (Zeke has never been portrayed as other than a dumb slacker).
Source: The Unfair Sex
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