Aid
Aid verb - To provide (someone) with what is useful or necessary to achieve an end.
Torment
Torment verb - To cause persistent suffering to.
Usage example: he was tormented by nightmares about the accident
How words are described
| great | great aid | great torment |
| ultimate | ultimate aid | ultimate torment |
| psychological | psychological aid | psychological torment |
| worst | worst aid | worst torment |
| Other adjectives: magical. | ||
Common collocations
| friend | aid friend | torment friend |
| humanity | aid humanity | torment humanity |
| character | aid character | torment character |
| hero | aid hero | torment hero |
| Other words: people, mankind, children, family, someone, team, characters, anyone, player, protagonist, humans, batman, friends, victims, students, members, heroes. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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The Furies who punish oathbreakers and are complicit with Ares' plan to conquer Olympus with Kratos' aid hunt Kratos and torment him with illusions trying to force him to return to Ares' service.
Source: The Oath-Breaker
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