Aid
Aid verb - To provide (someone) with what is useful or necessary to achieve an end.
Breaks
Both words in one sentence
- Theseus breaks off direct combat to snipe Kratos and calls up minotaurs to aid him.
Source: Combat Pragmatist / Video Games - Maurice: But since you got elected, Vice City has been characterized by a government who cut aid to the poor, offered tax breaks to the rich and paid people to dump toxic waste near schools.
Source: Anvilicious / Video Games -
King Leonidas's given reason for rejecting his aid is that his deformity makes him unable to form part of the Spartans' highly effective phalanx strategy (which is plausible up until the point where everyone immediately breaks ranks to leap into single combat).
Source: The Grotesque
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