Control
Keep from
Keep from verb - To resist the temptation of.
Both terms in one sentence
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Phase at first couldn't keep from changing density, couldn't control his strength when he was extra-dense, and couldn't keep from sinking into the floor when he was intangible.
Source: How Do I Shot Web? - That scene was really one giant Berserk Button for Batman; it just took all of his self control to keep from losing his shit any sooner than he did.
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When he and Jobe collaborated, it took all Phase's massive self-control to keep from tearing the Crown Prince(ss) to pieces.
Source: Insufferable Genius
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