Causing
Causing noun - The act of causing something to happen.
Let and causing are semantically related. in bring about topic. In some cases you can use "Let" instead a verb "Causing".
Both words in one sentence
- How about causing Terra to go out of control, let her get brainwashed, beat her up when you can't think of any other way out of it, and let her get kidnapped?
Source: Too Clever by Half -
In the game, Injustice: Gods Among Us we see alternate dimension Superman have the choice of killing Joker for causing the deaths of Lois Lane and his unborn son, or let him live.
Source: What You Are in the Dark - Instead, he misses a field goal at the biggest football game of the year, causing his team to lose the game and ending his football career... and the townsfolk never, ever let him live it down.
Source: Unintentionally Sympathetic
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