Break
Break verb - To cause to separate into pieces usually suddenly or forcibly.
Undertake
Undertake verb - To take to or upon oneself.
Both words in one sentence
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Tod happens by and helps himself to it, the kids undertake a mission to break into the guy's house and steal the wood back, on the grounds that Tod "stole" it - except he didn't.
Source: Western Animation / Peter Rabbit -
Her henpecking is simply the only way for her to break through his lazy "It'll work out somehow" attitude and make him undertake the Training from Hell he genuinely needs in order to achieve his ambition.
Source: Henpecked Husband
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