Bar
Cleave
Cleave verb - To hold to something firmly as if by adhesion.
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Both words in one sentence
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It gives him enough strength to effortlessly wrestle a bear to the ground, tie a knot in an iron bar, cleave a tree in half, and throw large boulders.
Source: Comic Book / De Rode Ridder -
He further has a very dangerous heavy stance, which is slower than even that, but can typically cleave off slightly more than half of the opponent's health bar with no further preparation than just attacking.
Source: Video Game / Blade Symphony
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