Cancel
Cancel verb - To put an end to (something planned or previously agreed to).
Performed
Both words in one sentence
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Killing the person who performed the jutsu does not cancel it, it simply leaves the zombies to their own devices.
Source: Our Zombies Are Different -
Nearly any special move that could be performed in midair could be used as a midair guard cancel.
Source: Video Game / Darkstalkers -
One incident his wife Erika notes in the documentary mentioned above was when he was sick with the flu, but refused to cancel an upcoming concert on such short notice, so he took large amounts of medicine, went up on stage, performed as usual, and when it was all over, he collapsed in a delirium.
Source: Music / Armin Van Buuren
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