Cared for
Stop
Stop verb - To bring (as an action or operation) to an immediate end.
Both terms in one sentence
- Prince Shanan from Genealogy of the Holy War, as a child, failed to stop his leader's wife kidnapping and subsequent brainwashing by the enemy, who later killed almost everyone Shanan cared for.
Source: Failure Knight - Rocket Power, "Race Across New Zealand": Ray Rocket won't stop flapping his yap on how his son Otto doesn't like to lose to hear out his daughter Reggie's own grievance: that she managed a tie in the previous race, and the only thing Ray cared for was Otto's loss.
Source: One Side of the Story
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