Complete
Complete verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.
Lag
Both words in one sentence
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Playing on an HDTV makes the game almost impossible to complete due to input lag or the controls simply not responding to any button pressing.
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Rainbow Dash does this in "A Canterlot Wedding Part 2" with the first Changeling to take her appearance, complete with a subtle lag in the latter's movements.
Source: Mirror Routine -
However, instead of immediately returning to their camp with the rest of the group, Michonne chooses to lag behind and exact revenge from the sociopath by, among other things, cutting his arm off and scooping his eye out with a spoon, complete with a "to the pain" speech.
Source: To the Pain
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