Court
Take out
Take out verb - To go on a social engagement with.
Usage example: she'd like to take the new boy out to the movies sometime
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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The leader of the Mystics knows this so performed a Heroic Sacrifice suicide to take out their leader and destabilize the court so his stepson Jen could get an opening to complete the prophecy.
Source: Decadent Court - Just about any assassin sent to take out Batman, which includes Deathstroke, Deadshot, Lady Shiva, the Court of Owls, Ra's al Ghul and the entire League of Assassins.
Source: Assassin Outclassin' - An example is needed because these get complex: SVU has a young White Supremacist take out the defendant and judge in open court before being shot by his long-time co-whatever, actually an undercover federal agent.
Source: Code Silver
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