Down
Weak
Weak adjective - Tending downward in price.
Usage example: a weak market for oil stocks
Both words in one sentence
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With a sufficiently powerful stare, the user can cause giant monsters to back down in fear, and even cause those with weak constitutions to faint.
Source: Staring Down Cthulhu -
Players with good timing can completely ignore the intended weak points of each boss, particularly turning the Goddamned Boss of Carnival Night Act 2 into a ten second beat-down.
Source: Jack-of-All-Stats - Takeshi Sendo is the one example that isn't a sociopath, channeling the trope into hunting down delinquents and protecting the weak instead.
Source: Blood Knight / Anime and Manga
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