Aid
Aid verb - To provide (someone) with what is useful or necessary to achieve an end.
Suffered
Both words in one sentence
- An episode of CSI: Miami has Natalia, wearing a hearing aid as the result of an injury suffered earlier in the season, discovered a device being used by jewelry store robbers to screw up the security camera system when it caused painfully loud static in said hearing aid.
Source: Disability Superpower -
Tsali from Sonic X: Dark Chaos deeply cared about the mercenaries he hired to aid him with exterminating the Seedrians - to the point when they betrayed him to try to end the Metarex War, he was so devastated that he suffered a slight Villainous Breakdown.
Source: Even Evil Has Loved Ones -
Worst Aid: Murphy doesn't take Harry to the emergency room after he passes out and throws up in her office, even though she knows he's suffered a head injury; she just takes him home and leaves him to sleep it off.
Source: Literature / Storm Front
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