Begin
Begin verb - To come into existence.
Usage example: the storm began late in the day and lasted all night
Nearby Word: beginning
Die
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Obliviously Evil: The three sisters from Sleepless Torture Tower don't seem to think it's wrong to capture people and torture them until they either die or begin to enjoy it.
Source: Music / mothy - After this, you restore your friends, bid one final farewell to them, and finally, finally die and begin your penance for the crimes of the First Incarnation.
- During the swimming portion of the race, they get lost in the ocean and worry they're about to die and begin exchanging euphemisms.
Source: Deadly Euphemism
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