Cause to
Make
Make verb - To bring into being by combining, shaping, or transforming materials.
Both terms in one sentence
- This is chiefly a political move by Britannia, as it removes the identity of the conquered country to make it harder to establish a cause to revolt by.
Source: Numbered Homeworld -
Will Munny leaves of his own accord with a room full of bodies behind him, and when he promises that he'll come back and make them all pay if they give him cause to return, there's probably not a person in the town who doubts his sincerity or ability to make good on his threats.
Source: Film / Unforgiven - The show explores how much damage real Mons could potentially cause to a cityscape, the consequences of endlessly trying to make your mon stronger (both for the mon and the Tamer), and the psychological problems that could result from being too attached to your mon.
Source: Deconstructor Fleet
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