Bare
Bare adjective - Being this and no more.
Old
Old adjective - Being of advanced years and especially past middle age.
Both words in one sentence
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Hercules. His first heroic act was before he was a month old, when he killed two serpents created by Hera to take out him (and his normal twin) with his bare hands.
Source: Goo Goo Godlike -
Good Old Fisticuffs: Against all common sense, Sang-hwa fights against the infected with his bare hands, and he pulls it off.
Source: Film / Train To Busan - It worked perfectly...unfortunately, the Kingpin figured out what had happened, and the "old Kingpin" had no compunction about murdering a traitor with his bare hands.
Source: They Were Holding You Back
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