Begin
Drop
Drop verb - To stop doing (something) permanently.
Usage example: isn't it time you dropped that smoking habit and spent your money on better things?
Common collocations
| system | begin system | drop system |
| series | begin series | drop series |
| moment | begin moment | drop moment |
| level | begin level | drop level |
| Other words: investigation. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Somewhat averted with the exhaustion and hunger meters: though you won't feel any adverse effects from them until they reach 100%, once they do, your health will begin to drop instead.
Source: Video Game / Pathologic -
The aliens begin dropping rocks and warn that if the Machines do not surrender immediately, they'll drop the moon on them.
Source: Colony Drop - Which causes some Fridge Logic, because why couldn't they drop you at your destination to begin with?
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