Commit
Commit verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
Usage example: accused of committing a felony
Practice
Practice verb - Engage in or perform.
Usage example: practice safe sex
Both words in one sentence
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Bill Capa (Willis) gives up his practice after unintentionally pushes one of his patients to commit suicide from jumping out of a glass window.
Source: Film / Color of Night -
The episode contained the morally questionable practice of arresting and trying a man for a crime he had yet to commit.
Source: Timey-Wimey Ball -
This "old troll syndrome" is the reason why most well-mannered trolls are expected to commit suicide when they notice the first signs of old age, to prevent a scandal (Victorian morality in practice).
Source: Stronger with Age
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