Costumed
Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Both words in one sentence
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Comics writers put the moral code in to keep our heroes likable, and to prove that they're better than the murderous, costumed villains they fight.
Source: Comic Book / The Punisher - However, he is asked to keep his identity as the costumed character secret, which he fails to do when Andy stumbles upon and wears the burger head of his costume, and Joe and Lloyd find out he got the gig.
Source: Series / Brotherly Love -
Eventually he assumes several different costumed identities so he can keep up the superhero game without being harassed, but before he thought of that he was fighting off dozens of bounty hunters every day.
Source: Franchise / Spider-Man
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