Bare
Bare verb - To make known (as information previously kept secret).
Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Both words in one sentence
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The enraged owner makes her scoop piranhas with her bare hands if she wanted to keep them all.
Source: Goldfish Scooping Game -
Arya Stark can't keep her eyes off a bare-chested Gendry as he forges a sword in "The Ghost of Harrenhal."
Source: Eating the Eye Candy -
Their training is said to be 24 hours a day for two weeks straight, with only the bare essentials of magic to keep contenders from dying.
Source: Training from Hell
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