Destroy
Destroy verb - To bring to a complete end the physical soundness, existence, or usefulness of.
Give up on and destroy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Give up on" instead a verb "Destroy".
Give up on
Destroy and give up on are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Destroy" instead a verb "Give up on".
Both terms in one sentence
- His latest would-be victim, Fergie Ferguson, has friends who refuse to give up on him and wind up causing him to destroy Thanatos' enchanted book, and Thanatos with it.
- Hatoful Boyfriends The King believes this is his motive - it's just that his idea of happiness is too far away from the other characters', so he has to destroy their free will, either by throwing their fears at them until they give up on life or by attacking them.
Source: For Happiness - That's it: Yahweh tolerates His flawed children because there are always at least 36 of them who are "good enough"; the implication being that, if the righteous were ever to fall below this number, He would give up on humanity and destroy everyone. (Yay!)
Source: Humans Are Flawed
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