Bleed
Bleed verb - To feel deep sadness or mental pain.
Let
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Just perforate his gut a few times to make him bleed and let the sharks finish the job.
Source: Threatening Shark - It's 31 days long because the ceremony, and thus the marathon, used to take place in March; when it was moved back, they kept the number of days and let it bleed into the next month.
Source: Marathon Running - Let me tell you something else: if you ever do anything like that again, I will kick your ass so hard your nose will bleed!
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