Add
Add verb - To join (something) to a mass, quantity, or number so as to bring about an overall increase.
Net
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Add that there's only one enemy between the lantern and him (a hag who's easily killable) and it makes it likely that you'll only ever have a net gain of vials.
Source: Video Game / Bloodborne - The net result is that it takes hours to even learn how to move around and attack properly, and anyone who knows what they're doing can wipe the floor with you using techniques you cannot even use, and oftentimes moving around the stage more quickly than you can, to add insult to injury.
Source: Difficult but Awesome - Karen Traviss does a decent job of making her more effective in the Legacy of the Force series - although she gets herself unanimously elected as the leader of the free galaxy - but add her previous incompetence to her doing nothing for about thirty years and the net effect makes it even worse.
Source: Informed Ability / Literature
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