Come
Nullify
Nullify verb - To put an end to by formal action.
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Both words in one sentence
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They usually come with enemies that have an ability to nullify magic as well, which just makes it all the worse.
Source: Video Game / Grandia III -
Just as there have been many attempts to classify what Mary Sue means, a whole set of definitions to nullify the term have also come up.
Source: Mary Sue - At least, not until now, where the game line has suddenly decided to choose the next Imperial dynasty by having the gods come down bodily just as the chief villain of the setting has finally won and utterly nullify his victory by declaring the Mortal Kombat tournament.
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