Commit and Grant

Commit

Commit verb - To put (something) into the possession or safekeeping of another.

Usage example: commit only some power to each official

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

Grant verb - To accept the truth or existence of (something) usually reluctantly.

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Commit and grant are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Commit" instead a verb "Grant".

Nearby Words: granted, granting, grantee, grantor

X also has a flashback, this one when he was being interegted by Grant for a crime X claims he didn't commit.

Source: Fanfic / A New World, A New Way
Grant, one of the protagonists in Conspiracy Thriller Utopia, is locked in a room with a laptop displaying footage of an assassin following his mother around who will commit acts of unspecified unpleasantness if he does not divulge three numbers.

Source: Improvised Weapon / Live-Action TV
After failing in his quest, he tries to commit suicide but can't, and when a band of frenzied Dionysius worshippers tears him limb from limb, he lives on as a disembodied head, with only his estranged father able to grant him his wish to die.

Source: Comic Book / The Sandman

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