Breaks
Wait
Wait verb - To remain in place in readiness or expectation of something.
Both words in one sentence
- Breaking the Fourth Wall: The strip doesn't wait long and breaks the wall the very first strip.
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The only way to see them is to wait until they attack (when the spell breaks) or use a detect invisibility spell.
Source: Visible Invisibility - The only drawback to Weather Nation's severe weather coverage is that it breaks away to comply with its fixed "wheel" segment format, with over-the-air viewers having to wait 20 minutes to find out if a tornado is on the ground in Kansas or a hurricane has made landfall on the Gulf Coast.
Source: Creator / The Weather Channel
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