Commit and Fight

Commit

Commit verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.

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Fight and commit are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fight" instead a verb "Commit".

Fight verb - To oppose (someone) in physical conflict.

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Commit and fight are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Commit" instead a verb "Fight".

Nearby Words: fighting, fighter

bunch	commit bunch	fight bunch
form	commit form	fight form
number	commit number	fight number
time	commit time	fight time
Other words: way, evil, times, forces.

Twice Samaritan goes out of his way to offer help to a superpowered character who doesn't want to either fight or commit crime.

Source: A Friend in Need
Another DC Elseworlds story JLA: Act of God had a giant cosmic storm wash over Earth and permanently negate everybody's powers leaving only Badass Normal and tech-based heroes/villains to fight/commit crime (even some of the more fanciful super tech, like Green Lantern's ring, stopped working.)

Source: Power Nullifier
Rick is stunned that they believe him, but the Genre Savvy Red points out that they now live in a world with concrete proof that magic and aliens exist and humans are developing superhuman abilities and dressing in costumes to either commit or fight crimes.

Source: Fan Fic / Ultimate Sleepwalker

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