Complete
Complete verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.
Leaves
Both words in one sentence
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Complete Monster: Instead of being a total goofball, the villain commits terrible acts that leaves everyone shocked and appalled.
Source: Harmless Villain -
In a double-whammy, he falls in love with the failed clone, tries again after she leaves him, and creates a complete Proxy instead.
Source: Anime / Ergo Proxy - This doesn't actually complete the level, but when the player triggers the cutscene where the final boss leaves the confession booth, the boss's corpse will ragdoll across the ground.
Source: Dead Character Walking
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