Advance
Advance verb - To give to another for temporary use with the understanding that it or a like thing will be returned.
Stalled
Both words in one sentence
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More reinforcements, mostly American but some British, stalled the German advance before they could consolidate their gains on the other side of the river.
Source: Useful Notes / World War I - It sort of worked - the Hive Fleet's advance was slowed to a crawl, and one tendril was successfully diverted into Ork space, thus freeing up Imperial resources to fight the other, stalled, tendril.
Source: Throw-Away Country - The kicker came when the mission was stalled to involve a Tournament Arc in the middle of it - once again, it was necessary to advance the plot, but prolonged the arc to the point of the reader getting exhausted.
Source: Arc Fatigue
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