Bend
Bend verb - To cause to turn away from a straight line.
Plane
Plane verb - To make free from breaks, curves, or bumps.
Usage example: planed the wood for the picnic table perfectly smooth so that no one would get splinters
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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Germain lampshades the entire experience as a kind of telepathic confession that's not really taking place on the mortal plane, and it's justified, as Germain is a Sage, so he can bend the rules.
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The plane that the ball is currently rolling on is down and gravity shifts when the ball rolls up an inward bend or down along a 1-cube-width drop.
Source: Gravity Screw -
Meaningful Name: Inverted in that Shikizaki Kiki's sense of irony made him name some of his swords for what they are not, e.g: Zettou Kanna, Plane the Absolute for the sword that cannot bend or be broken.
Source: Light Novel / Katanagatari
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